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The Glaring Error in ‘Titanic’ That Neil deGrasse Tyson Helped James Cameron Fix
Tyson first informed director James Cameron of the problem in 1997, and was later enlisted to correct it for the film’s centennial rerelease
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Why Pierce Brosnan Apologized for This Controversial Ad Campaign: ‘Please Accept My Heartfelt Apologies’
The James Bond actor later claimed that Pan Bahar ‘grossly manipulated’ people into thinking he was their brand ambassador
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This Wild Stunt in ‘The Expendables 3’ Nearly Killed Jason Statham
The actor’s diving experience ultimately saved his life after a botched stunt sent him plunging into the Black Sea back in 2013
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This Infamous Party Drug Is Quietly Making a Comeback, Thanks to ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’
The long-banned sedative is resurfacing in underground drug circles, fueled in part by nostalgia and renewed curiosity after the 2013 film.
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Someone Allegedly Stole Stan Lee’s Blood and Turned It Into Comic Book Merchandise
The ‘Spider-Man’ creator eventually sued the man for selling comic books stamped with his so-called ‘solvent DNA ink’
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Bettmann/Getty Images The Wild Story of Sean Penn’s Creepy Jailhouse Exchange With the Night Stalker
Richard Ramirez was in the cell across from Penn during his brief stay at the Men’s Central Jail in Los Angeles back in 1987
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Did ‘The Basketball Diaries’ Accidentally Capture a Real Suicide?
Something (or perhaps someone) can be spotted falling from the Henry Hudson Bridge in the background of one scene
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The ‘Seinfeld’/’Friends’ Crossover That Almost Happened in 1994 (and Why It Didn’t)
NBC pushed for a collaboration early on, but Larry David had no interest in making it happen
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28 Years Ago, Magic Johnson Almost Punched Howard Stern During This Infamous TV Interview
Stern appeared on Johnson’s short-lived talk show, where he encouraged the former basketball player to use Ebonics and suggested that he ‘had fun getting AIDS’
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The Wild Story of How a Coin Toss Led to the Tragic Death of This Legendary Actress
The beloved star was only 33 years old when her plane crashed into Potosi Mountain back in 1942, killing all 22 passengers
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The Unmade Spielberg Movie That Somehow Became ‘E.T.,’ ‘Gremlins,’ and ‘Poltergeist’
An unproduced script entitled ‘Night Skies’ ultimately became the basis for ‘E.T.,’ and inspired ‘Gremlins’ and ‘Poltergeist’ as well
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25 Years Ago, ‘MAD’ Magazine Had to Change One of Its Covers Because of 9/11
The long-running humor mag’s 411th issue originally featured Alfred E. Neuman running through a crime scene in New York City
