Hollywood loves to recycle things.

For a bunch of people who are supposed to play make-believe for a living, not a lot of actors feel up to faking it.

Remember those sweet, innocent days when the creepiest thing about Quentin Tarantino was his fondness for feet?

Not everyone can write a bestselling novel or a box office success, but even the lowliest of us can interpret our favorite pieces of pop culture in bafflingly awesome new ways.

Once Eisenhower's chief of staff bet General Bernard "Monty" Montgomery a B-17 Flying Fortress, he was going to get it.

In times like these, it's good to remind ourselves that humans don't automatically use their fame and fortune to diabolical ends.

Sometimes, the pre-fame jobs of celebrities are so insane they deserve to be recorded in a golden history book and preserved for all time.

It turns out some of our most beloved actors, singers, and reality TV stars actually started out as hardened criminals.

Sometimes the same movies that we mock for replacing plot with explosions hide important details so well that we wouldn't have picked up on them with a dozen repeat viewings.

If you want to get the most out of a show, you have to hunt for the hidden shit.