Jamie Lerner

These actors keep filming movies and TV shows together, making them our favorite romantic comedy couples. Are your favorites on the list?

As much as you might love these amazing animated TV shows, you have to admit that it would be a disaster if they tried to make live-action versions.

While some people watch Masters of the Air for its unique historical perspective, others watch it for its heart-eyes-inducing cast.

Death and Other Details was Hulu’s attempt at an engaging murder mystery, and it delivered.

Just nine years ago, in 2015, an overwhelming lack of diversity led to the #OscarsSoWhite movement — a mere 50 years after the Civil Rights Act passed.

We’ve been blessed with Footloose for over 40 years now. The dance movie came out on Feb. 17, 1984, and changed the lives of those of us who love to dance, sing, and dress in our finest ‘80s gear.

When we think of iconic romantic comedy duos, Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore might be the first to come to mind.

These days, it seems like everyone and their mother has someone to snuggle up to on Valentine’s Day.

The glitz and glam of Hollywood can often distract from the fact that many of our favorite actors may have started out in a grittier business: stand-up comedy.

In 2005, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt changed the cultural landscape when they co-starred in Mr. and Mrs. Smith. This notoriously led to Brad leaving Jennifer Aniston for Angelina in one of the most famous celebrity relationship scandals.

65 years ago on January 29, 1959, Sleeping Beauty became an instant hit. It was the third Disney princess film, and Walt was determined to make it different and better than the previous two (Snow White and Cinderella).

Mean Girls came out in 2004 to an audience who had rarely seen crude humor combined with femininity. But some of the crude jokes and tropes in the film might not hold up to a 2024 audience.

Vulgar and goofy comedy used to be a boys club. Screwball comedies like Dumb and Dumber and Zoolander were all about men and how ridiculous, horny, and goofy they can be.

Holiday films on Netflix run the gamut from some of the most enjoyable films on the platform to some of the most cringeworthy films we’ve ever seen.

Not many movie musicals stand the test of time the way Oliver! has. Over five decades since the film was released in 1968 and almost everyone is familiar with some quote or song from the production.

There are so many reasons people do stand-up comedy—they want to make others laugh, seek some form of validation, have something to say and yearn to wrap it up neatly behind a veil of humor.

Not every Mean Girls fan is a musical theater nerd, but after the musical remake comes out on Jan. 12, 2024, we will all be converts.

With Survivor season upon us, we can’t stop listening to podcasts from former players and reminiscing on the long-running competition show’s best seasons.