Ben Stiller reveals how the COVID-19 pandemic changed his relationship with Christine Taylor.

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A new trailer for No Time to Die debuted for the Super Bowl and it's making some big promises. The 30-second spot tees up a 25th James Bond movie that "will change everything" for the iconic, decades-long spy franchise. It's certainly the end of an era, with Daniel Craig finally hanging up the gun, gadgets, and Astin Martin keys in his final turn as the super spy. Fortunately, Craig is surrounded by an absolute arsenal of talent for his farewell. Cary Joji Fukunaga co-writes and directs the new film, working from a script by Neal …

One thing that the internet is known for is for being utterly filled to the brim with twisted and dark theories about our favourite childhood films.

Fans love to come up with all kinds of wild theories concerning Parks & Rec. Here's a look at 10 of the craziest!

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In Netflix's She-Ra and the Princesses of Power season 4, Horde Prime will change everything, promises showrunner Noelle Stevenson at NYCC.

The X-Men are dead, but Marvel's House of X relaunch has finally revealed its biggest secret - and Charles Xavier's master plan. SPOILERS!

These Harry Potter "what-if" scenarios created by fans could have changed everything. Find out how.

The MCU's continued existence feels like a miracle. How can a franchise run for more than a decade, releasing an average of more than two films a year, and still maintain such a high standard of quality? It's not the first long-running series with more than twenty movies - James Bond is gearing up for his twenty-fifth outing and Godzilla is still rampaging into theaters every few years- but it is only one to have a coherent continuity.

As the final season of Game of Thrones starts to wrap up, there promises to be more blood spilled fighting over the Iron Throne. As the end nears, it's interesting to look back at all the moments that brought us to this point. Some moments seemed inevitable while others are brought on by the decisions of the show's characters. Sometimes these decisions are made out of compassion, sometimes for one’s own self-interest. And, while they may have seemed insignificant at the time, these decisions have impacted the rest of the show's events, changing things forever. Check out some of the most game-changing decisions on Game of Thrones.

Pokémon may be a worldwide phenomenon now, but it started off as just two Game Boy games that not a lot of people really understood. "You're supposed to just walk around and catch little animals in balls? If you say so..." However, it turned out that those early games would set the tone for the series as a whole, and introduce players to an entirely new video game universe. Red and Blue were the first Pokémon games to be released in North America, and they were instant hits. Each game had exclusive Pokémon, which necessitated trading with friends. Players could also battle their friends using the Game Boy connector cable. It was a pretty wild time.

Star Trek Discovery's season finale changes everything. We break it down in our review.

Star Trek Discovery's season finale changes everything. We break it down in our review.

The Twilight saga has been out of the spotlight for several years, but those old enough to remember when the books and movies were coming out can vividly recall how the supernatural love story took the world by storm. If one was of young adult age, there was not a school day that passed by without it being mentioned. It polarized the culture, with swarms of adoring fans singing the series' praises at every opportunity, and a vocal crowd of naysayers who reveled in harshly criticizing the films and novels. Whether one loved or loathed it, however, its impact on pop culture cannot be denied.

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