Television shows often have characters engage with a few romantic partners throughout their runtime, no matter if they stay together or not. These pairings are meant to be endearing, charming, or at the very least cute, but they don’t always have that desired effect on audiences. Actually finding a given

The 80s were memorable, but 1983 was a remarkably strong year for Hollywood, delivering everything from blockbuster sci-fi adventures to action spectacles. It was a year when Star Wars closed out its original trilogy, Tom Cruise took a major step toward stardom, and audiences packed theaters for everything from dance

A ‘nepo baby,’ in case you’re unaware, is a child of nepotism; someone that was born with privileges, and part of their success can be attributed to said advantage. In the film industry, it means landing roles because of who your parents are or were, but the connection can go

Hollywood has always projected glamour, success, and the idea that movies are pure escapism. Behind that polished image, however, the industry has a long history of difficult truths that rarely make it into press tours. From strict creative control systems that shaped what audiences were allowed to see, to working

Audiences in 1973 were getting everything from large scale entertainment to intimate character studies. Horror was becoming more psychological, crime stories were getting more grounded, and even mainstream hits carried a different kind of energy. Looking back, the year stands out as a turning point where modern filmmaking language started