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15 Years Ago, a ‘Game of Thrones’ Episode Featured the Decapitated Head of a Former U.S. President
HBO later issued an apology for the scene and had it removed from future home video releases
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Did One of the Munchkins Hang Himself on the Set of ‘The Wizard of Oz’?
The longstanding rumor has been debunked on a number of occasions, but remains one of Hollywood’s most popular urban legends
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WATCH: The ‘Family Guy’ Joke Seth MacFarlane Decided Was Too Much
Seth MacFarlane ultimately decided to cut the vulgar gag because he said it was too much of a low blow
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Photo: Peter Kramer / Getty Images 4 Iconic MTV Shows From the 2000s You Definitely Forgot About
What a wild time to be a teen watching TV.
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23 Years Ago, a Reality TV Show Host Was Stabbed on Air
The Cheaters moment was allegedly staged, but is this just one example where reality tv went too far?
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69 Years Ago, Abbott and Costello’s Feud Took a Very NSFW Turn
‘Robin Hood’ actor Errol Flynn claimed that a dirty movie was to blame for splitting up the legendary comedy team
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There’s a ‘Ghost’ Hiding in ‘The Godfather,’ and Even Francis Ford Coppola Didn’t Catch It
During the funeral sequence, a woman’s face briefly appears on Al Pacino’s shoulder, leading many to suspect it was a supernatural occurrence
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Bill Burr. 20 Years Ago, Bill Burr Roasted an Entire Philadelphia Audience for 12 Minutes Straight
Burr trashed everything the city holds dear after the crowd of 10,000 booed some of the other comedians on the line-up, and eventually earned himself a standing ovation
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21 Years Ago, a Barbie Movie Gave Harvey Weinstein a Deeply Awkward Cameo
The 2005 Lindsay Lohan flick ‘My Scene Goes Hollywood: The Movie’ features a strange cameo from Weinstein that’s cast a dark shadow over its legacy in recent years
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The Sharon Osbourne and Piers Morgan Fight That Jerry Springer Had to Break Up
Things started out violently for the former ‘America’s Got Talent’ judges, who’ve been good friends for close to 20 years now
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27 Years Ago, Jim Carrey Accepted an MTV Award in Disguise and Refused to Break Character
Carrey showed up to the 1999 MTV Movie Awards dressed like a chain-smoking hippie, and spoke to Samuel L. Jackson for 15 minutes without being recognized
