Film & TV Industry

Gordon Ramsay Has Chosen Not to Give His Children a Large Inheritance. He also Does Not Take Them to Expensive Restaurants and Allow Them to Sit in First Class on Planes.

Arts & Entertainment, Celebrities & Entertainment News, Entertainment Industry, Film & TV Industry, News / December 19, 2022

Over the past few years, Gordon Ramsay has gained notoriety for his raging temper and no-nonsense approach in the kitchen. These qualities have been highlighted in programs like Hell’s Kitchen and Kitchen Nightmares. Despite his reputation for getting agitated in the kitchen, Chef Ramsay has previously stated his pride in raising his children with discipline. […]

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Zoe Saldana is the Only Person to Appear in Two Movies Making $2 Billion or More at the Box Office.

Arts & Entertainment, Business & Industrial, Business Operations, Cartoons, Celebrities & Entertainment News, Comics & Animation, Entertainment Industry, Events & Listings, Film & TV Industry, Movie Listings & Theater Showtimes, Movies, Recording Industry / December 13, 2022

Avatar, which belongs to Disney after the Fox acquisition, first became the best-selling global release of all time in 2010 when it passed Cameron’s own 1997 Titanic. Disney now estimates Avatar’s worldwide gross to be $2.802B versus Endgame’s $2.797B. Endgame surpassed Avatar in July 2019, but now the latter has reclaimed the lead. But did

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After Robin Williams Passed, Disney Wanted to Make a New Aladdin Movie Featuring His Unused Recordings from the Previous Films. However, This was Forbidding by a Special Clause in Williams’ Will.

Arts & Entertainment, Cartoons, Celebrities & Entertainment News, Comics, Comics & Animation, Entertainment Industry, Film & TV Industry, Humor, Movies / December 6, 2022

Robin Williams, the beloved actor, brought to life every character he played in his film career and portrayed several real-life figures. But his performance as Genie in Disney’s Aladdin was one of his most memorable. But did you know that Disney was not allowed to use previous recordings made by Williams for the role of

After Robin Williams Passed, Disney Wanted to Make a New Aladdin Movie Featuring His Unused Recordings from the Previous Films. However, This was Forbidding by a Special Clause in Williams’ Will. Read More »

A Portion of the Budget for the Film “Blues Brothers” was Set Aside to Buy Cocaine for Night Shooting.

Arts & Entertainment, Drugs & Medications, Entertainment Industry, Film & TV Industry, Humor, Movie Listings & Theater Showtimes, Movies, Performing Arts, Substance Abuse / December 5, 2022

John Landis directed the 1980 American musical comedy film The Blues Brothers. It stars John Belushi as Joliet Jake Blues and Dan Aykroyd as his brother Elwood, characters based on the NBC variety show Saturday Night Live’s frequent musical segment, The Blues Brothers. But did you know that the production had a special budget set

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Big Bob is the Largest Spider in the Film Arachnophobia. He was a Bird-Eating Spider and was Named After Robert Zemeckis. He was Adopted by a Crew Member After the Filming.

Arts & Entertainment, Celebrities & Entertainment News, Comics & Animation, Entertainment Industry, Film & TV Industry, Insects, Movies / October 16, 2022

Arachnophobia is a 1990 American natural horror comedy film directed by Frank Marshall in his directorial debut, based on Don Jakoby and Wesley Strick’s screenplay. The film, starring Jeff Daniels and John Goodman, follows a small California town that is overrun by an aggressive and dangerous spider species. Its title alludes to a fear of

Big Bob is the Largest Spider in the Film Arachnophobia. He was a Bird-Eating Spider and was Named After Robert Zemeckis. He was Adopted by a Crew Member After the Filming. Read More »

The Famous Kirk and Uhura Kiss was Not the First Interracial Kiss on Television. It was Preceeded by Several Others, Including One in 1958 with William Shatner.

Arts & Entertainment, Entertainment Industry, Film & TV Industry, Movies, People & Society, Social Issues & Advocacy, TV & Video, TV & Video Equipment, TV Shows & Programs / October 14, 2022

The iconic kiss between Captain Kirk and Lieutenant Uhura happened in 1968. The kiss between the Star Trek characters played by William Shatner and Nichelle Nichols was widely regarded as America’s first interracial kiss on national TV. However, this is a misconception since. But when was the actual first kiss on TV? Kirk and Uhura’s

The Famous Kirk and Uhura Kiss was Not the First Interracial Kiss on Television. It was Preceeded by Several Others, Including One in 1958 with William Shatner. Read More »

Sesame Street was Designed to Build Up the Self-Worth of Children of Color. This was Done by Representing African-Americans in a Positive Image in a Harmonious Community.

Children's Interests, Film & TV Industry, Kids & Teens, People & Society, Sensitive Subjects, TV & Video, TV Shows & Programs / October 12, 2022

Sesame Street is an educational children’s television show in the United States that combines live-action, sketch comedy, animation, and puppetry. It was created by Joan Ganz Cooney and Lloyd Morrisett and was produced by Sesame Workshop. It was formerly known as the Children’s Television Workshop until June 2000. But did you know that the show

Sesame Street was Designed to Build Up the Self-Worth of Children of Color. This was Done by Representing African-Americans in a Positive Image in a Harmonious Community. Read More »

Crocodile Dundee was Australia’s Highest-Grossing Film of All-Time. It is also the Highest-Grossing Australian Film Worldwide.

Arts & Entertainment, Film & TV Industry / October 4, 2022

Films earn money from various sources, including theatrical distribution, home video, television broadcast rights, and merchandising. However, theatrical box office earnings are the primary metric used by trade publications to assess a film’s success, owing primarily to the availability of data compared to sales figures for home video and broadcast rights and historical practice. But

Crocodile Dundee was Australia’s Highest-Grossing Film of All-Time. It is also the Highest-Grossing Australian Film Worldwide. Read More »

William Shatner Has Had Tinnitus from Standing Too Close to a Special Effects Explosion During the Original Star Trek Series Filming. The Incident Left Him with Permanent Ringing in His Ears.

Arts & Entertainment, Celebrities & Entertainment News, Film & TV Industry / October 4, 2022

William Shatner has played a starship captain, a blowhard attorney, and the man who can get you a good deal on a hotel room over the last half-century. During his long career on Star Trek, William Shatner faced alien threats, but he has also faced a real-life threat, tinnitus, for years. But do you know

William Shatner Has Had Tinnitus from Standing Too Close to a Special Effects Explosion During the Original Star Trek Series Filming. The Incident Left Him with Permanent Ringing in His Ears. Read More »

TLC, or The Learning Channel, was Originally Founded by the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare and NASA to Transmit Educational Lessons to Children.

Arts & Entertainment, Children's Interests, Children's Literature, Entertainment Industry, Film & TV Industry, Kids & Teens, Science, Social Sciences, TV & Video, TV & Video Equipment, TV Shows & Programs / September 27, 2022

TLC, previously known as The Learning Channel, is an American cable television channel owned by Warner Brothers. It was first established in 1980 and initially focused on education and instructional programming. But did you know different branches of government collaborated for this channel? TLC was founded by the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare and

TLC, or The Learning Channel, was Originally Founded by the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare and NASA to Transmit Educational Lessons to Children. Read More »