Brian Vanhooker is a freelance journalist who writes for Cracked, Inverse, and Fatherly. He specializes in pop culture and entertainment, with a focus on nostalgic content and humor. Brian's articles often explore trivia, memes, and comedic aspects of popular TV shows, movies, and cartoons.
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Jeff Bergman has been doing Looney Tunes characters since the death of Mel Blanc, and he’s here to share some little-known facts about them
It totally would have fixed every problem that movie has (we think)
Although somewhat tame by today’s standards, when Monty Python’s Life of Brian was released in 1979, it was considered to be among the most offensive — and blasphemous — films ever made. While no strangers to controversy, Monty Python faced a backlash like never before with their third film, in which they relentlessly mocked organized religion via a biblical epic parody about a man named Brian who is mistaken for the messiah just because he’s Jesus’ neighbor.
For about 15 years, if you went to Universal Studios, you too could travel through time
They might have died 20 years ago, but they still love to talk
Amazingly, they made a story about a hideous ghost with a child bride completely acceptable for kids
Why couldn’t it just be a movie about newlyweds renovating their home?
Long before Chris Pratt and Charlie Day donned their respective red and green overalls for 2023’s The Super Mario Bros. Movie, and even before Bob Hoskins and John Leguizamo
Without Frank Reynolds, Philadelphia wouldn’t be nearly as sunny
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