Jack Black is apparently a huge Moana fan.

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Jack Lowden has popped up in several high profile films, but Benediction helps solidify him as a James Bond contender.

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Definitely keep this one in mind.

The technology is great and all, but can we just not?

Running from 1996 until 2004 and spawning two films, Hey Arnold left an impression upon the world that is still felt today.

This is the crossover of the century, TBH.

We're getting oh-so-close to the premiere of Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn on the first Friday of February. But, if you're keen to see the latest Warner Bros./DCEU movie ahead of the big premiere day and you happen to be a subscriber to the DC Universe streaming service, we have some good news for you. [caption id="attachment_869785" align="alignright" width="360"] Image via Warner Bros.[/caption] Per an official DC Comics release, DC Universe members will be able to attend an advance screening of Birds of Prey in …

Helga is definitely one of the angriest characters in Hey Arnold!, but she's not all bad...

With 100 episodes and two movies under its belt, Hey Arnold! has proven its appeal and fans have had plenty of time to choose their favorite episodes.

I mean, c'mon

There’s nothing a healthy percentage of Oscar voters love more than a showy performance. Physical transformations. Mental breakdowns. Dramatic weight gains or weight losses.

Hey Arnold! followed the daily adventures of Arnold and friends, but what if he wasn't the protagonist of the series, and instead it was Helga?

Hey Arnold! was controversy-free... for the most part, as the episode "Arnold Betrays Iggy" ended up being quite controversial. Here's why.

Hey Arnold! was one of Nickelodeon’s best animated shows and that was thanks to its loveable characters and the incredible cast who voiced them.

Hey Arnold! could have continued after its cancellation through a spinoff series focused on Helga & her family. Here's what it would have been like.

We're taking a look back at one of our favorite animated TV shows from our Nickelodeon days to see what we may have missed as kids.

Hey Arnold! came to an end in 2004 after five seasons and one movie, and the reason behind its cancellation has to do with the second movie.