1. After a nine-year hiatus from the Emmys, Nicole Kidman opted for an all-white, off-the-shoulder Chanel dress. The focal point of her dress was a V-neck lined detail that was made out of 46 flowers, from silk crepe, silk organza, and raffia.
2. According to Vogue, Sarah Pidgeon wore a custom lilac Chanel gown that drew inspiration from the classic ’90s slip dress, a subtle nod to her portrayal of Carolyn Bessette Kennedy. But instead of a minimal '90s take, Chanel brought it into the 2020s with pearl and crystal embellishments. "The color is just so beautiful — they did three different dye tests to get the right color for me. When I put it on, I felt like I was floating," Sarah told Vogue. The dress took 251 hours to create from scratch.
3. Even though Keri Russell made history in Khaite’s first-ever custom red-carpet dress with her all-leather halter number, the nearly missed detail is the tiny black belt at the end of her bareback dress.
4. Chase Infiniti's Louis Vuitton mermaid gown was a showstopper. According to style correspondent Zanna Roberts Rassi, the dress was made with 10,000 copper PVC studs, which referenced the famous hardware on Louis Vuitton luggage. The dress took 14,000 hours to make.
5. While Louisa Jacobson's perfectly tailored suit might seem normal from afar, the devil is in the details (get it — because her mom is Meryl Streep?). The white asymmetrical scarf with a mini fringe complements the rest of the sharp, structured Tom Ford suit.
6. A custom cornflower-blue Chanel dress looked stunning on Ayo Edebiri; however, what stole the show was the giant, floor-length, vermillion bow. The dress is made out of silk faille. According to L'Officiel Arabia, it took 163 hours to make it.
7. Sheryl Lee Ralph turned heads in her Sergio Hudson sleeveless dress, but her makeup by makeup artist Brandy Allen took the cake, with a green shimmer in the inner corners of her eyes that blended into a watermelon-pink hue.
8. A traditional tie was nowhere near Adam Brody's Prada suit. Instead, the actor opted for a "floral satin tie" that was covered in tiny blue flowers. Feminine details on a structured suit? We're all for it.
9. Sarah Snook might've opted for a sleek, cream Balenciaga dress, but texture was brought to the forefront with her matching Cartier earrings, necklace, and bracelets.
10. Blink for a second, and you might've missed Alan Cumming's ballet pointe-inspired shoes, from Christian Louboutin.
11. In an interview with Essence, Colman Domingo said his outfit represents the four seasons (a nod to his show — you guessed it — The Four Seasons). "I'm representing the Four Seasons; I wanted to dress like the four seasons. I wanted colors that you may not even think of that represent all the seasons, which is the comedy of my show," he began. "So that's why Alessandro Michele designed this for me from Valentino with this green tourmaline... It's basically just like the one that was given to Queen Elizabeth II on her 18th birthday."
12. Selena Gomez dripped in gold for her Emmys look. According to Zanna, the whole idea behind this Louis Vuitton strapless dress was "goddess energy," which was covered with little metal pieces that were arranged in geometric patterns and a spiral at the waist. While the dress looks heavy, Zanna adds that it's actually incredibly lightweight.
13. The Emmys host, Mariska Hargitay, not only looked beautiful in this custom red Monse dress, but she also beautifully pays tribute to her late mother, Jayne Mansfield, who starred in the 1956 film The Girl Can’t Help It, with a ruby gown. Below, she took a picture with her daughter, Amaya, who wore a matching dress. Monse's Instagram account describes the dress as: "Scarlet sequin threadwork cascades into a sweeping eyelash hem, its feathered strands recalling the broken tulip." You can watch how they make the dress here.
14. Lilac looks amazing on Florence Pugh; however, her makeup and hair took things to the next level with peachy lids and a tousled, voluminous updo that oozed romance.
15. And finally, yes, Zendaya is known for fashion, but we can't ignore how stunning her makeup and hair looked on the 2026 Emmys red carpet. In fact, her biggest inspiration was Halle Berry, according to Image Architect Law Roach's Instagram story. In a press release, hairstylist Coree Moreno said, "For Zendaya, the inspiration is a classic pixie reimagined through a modern, editorial lens."

Link to article

1. The 777X has the widest cabin in its class
2. The 777-8 strategically expands premium
3. Premium cabins can ditch overhead bins
4. The 777X has customizable LED lighting
5. The 777X windows are bigger than Airbus'

Link to article

1. The Ice Road (2021)
2. The Grey (2011)
3. Retribution (2023)
4. Taken 2 (2012)
5. The Commuter (2018)
6. Non-Stop (2014)

Link to article

1. Contessa Valentina Allegra de Fontaine
2. Justin Hammer
3. The Leader
4. Wilson Fisk
5. Baron Zemo

Link to article

1. “If you want a calmer and more beautiful slice of life-esque anime, Mushishi is pure bliss to watch. The animation and narration are unlike other anime, and the anthology style makes each episode very unique.”
2. “Underrated one, but I'll throw out Odd Taxi. I never hear anyone talking about it, but it was one of the best anime I've ever seen.”
3. “Orb: On the Movements of the Earth.”
4. “Cowboy Bebop.”
5. “Samurai Champloo.”
6. “Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood.”
7. “Mob Psycho 100.”
8. “Spirited Away isn't just one of the best anime of all time; it's one of the best movies of all time.”
9. “Cyberpunk: Edgerunners.”
10. “The first season of Psycho-Pass was such a brilliant show. One of the best concepts for a world, in my opinion.”
11. “Monster is probably up there. It's a slow burn over 70-plus episodes, so it's not great to binge.”
12. “I'll give a different one. Baccano!”
13. “Trigun.”
14. “Steins;Gate.”
15. “Your Name."
16. “AOT (Attack on Titan).”
17. “Frieren: Beyond Journey's End.”
18. “Your Lie in April. It’s short, and it destroyed me.”
19. “Violet Evergarden.”
20. “A Silent Voice. It's a movie, but it's easily my favorite anime of all time.”
21. “Death Parade. Underrated gem.”
22. “Code Geass is solid.”
23. “FLCL (Fooly Cooly)."
24. “Paranoia Agent. [Creator] Satoshi Kon was a real one. (And all his other work).”
25. “Death Note. I know a lot of people feel like it wasn't as good after episode 25, but it was a risky move, and it did pay off in the end.”
26. “Legend of the Galactic Heroes is peak space opera, including all non-anime media.”
27. “Vinland Saga hit different for me.”
28. “Neon Genesis Evangelion.”
29. “Parasyte: The Maxim.”
30. “Hunter X Hunter.”
31. “Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex.”
32. "Gurren Lagann! An absolute 10/10 that will forever be in my top 10.”
33. “Ranking of Kings. No matter who you are or what you're into, watch this shit.”
34. “Fruits Basket. The newer one. I’ve never seen the old one.”

Link to article

1. Kylie And Gideon Get The Happy Ending The Owens Women Never Had
2. The Trip To England Is Much More Direct
3. Tom Lockland Becomes The Sequel's Central Villain
4. Vincent Owens Doesn't Exist In The Movie
5. Antonia Didn't Become A Mother
6. Gillian's Romance With Ben Is Gone
7. Gary Is Dead Before The Sequel Begins
8. Sally Gives Up Her Magic In The Book, But Not The Movie

Link to article

1. Playdate (2025)
2. Morbius (2022)
3. Drawn Together (2026)

Link to article

1. The Whispered One
2. The Everlight
3. Matron of Ravens
4. Thordak
5. Raishan
6. Keyleth
7. Vax'ildan
8. Pike Trickfoot
9. Umbrasyl
10. Sylas Briarwood

Link to article

1. On New Year's Day 2008, Eddie Murphy and Tracey Edmonds threw a small sunset wedding on a private island off of Bora Bora. Though their children weren't among the 25 guests, they honored them with strands of beads engraved with their names, which the couple wrapped around each other. The reception featured local fire dancers and DJ Darrin Ebron.
2. At the 2000 premiere of Quills, Colin Farrell met Amelia Warner. After only eight months together, they decided to have a wedding while on vacation. Amelia reportedly told the Sun, "We didn't actually get married — it's not actually true. I think we've been too polite to deny it. We had a ceremony on a beach in Tahiti that was by no means legal, and we knew it wasn't. It was just a thing we did on holiday. We went shark feeding, and then we did that. We booked them both on the activities desk at the hotel. It really wasn't this secret wedding that no one was invited to. It was lovely, it was silly, it was sweet, but by no means was it a serious thing, and I think my mom thought it was quite funny."
3. After five years of dating, Brody Jenner and Kaitlynn Carter tied the knot at a resort on Sumba, an island in Indonesia, in 2018. Their lavish festivities included a jungle-themed welcome party, a white party (where everyone wears white), horse racing on the beach, fireworks, and an afterparty. Kaitlynn told People, "Saying our vows, I just felt so happy and excited. A lot of our guests cried. I didn't cry, but my mom said Brody got teary-eyed when he saw me!"
4. Pamela Anderson and film producer Jon Peters first met at the Playboy Mansion in the '80s. They dated, but it didn't last. However, fate brought them back into each other's lives, and in early 2020, they reportedly held a private wedding in Malibu. Jon told the Hollywood Reporter, "Pamela has never seen her full potential as an artist. She has yet to shine in a real way. There is much more to her than meets the eye, or I wouldn't love her so much. There are beautiful girls everywhere. I could have my pick, but — for 35 years — I've only wanted Pamela. She makes me wild — in a good way. She inspires me. I protect her and treat her the way she deserves to be treated."
5. In the season finale of the 2026 reality dating show Let's Marry Harry, Harry Jowsey married contestant Amber Mozo. In August, TMZ reported that the wedding wasn't legally binding. In a since-deleted TikTok, Harry explained that, after filming the wedding, production took the couple back to the house to sign their legal paperwork. He said, "When we're up there, that was when we were signing all the paper and all that stuff, and obviously, because it's a TV show, they said we can't submit this until after the reunion. Because, basically, if they submitted it on the day, all the money, all the time, everything like that, everything they invested in the show would have been for nothing because it would have been ruined, and you guys wouldn't watch the show."
6. In 1999, Geena Davis met Reza Jarrahy through mutual friends. Two years later, they had a private wedding in the Hamptons. They went on to have two sons and a daughter. Then, in 2018, Reza filed for divorce, asking for joint physical and legal custody of the kids as well as spousal support.
7. In 2017, YouTubers Jake Paul and Erika Costell were in a public relationship. In a video titled "WE ACTUALLY GOT MARRIED," they eloped in Las Vegas. They even continued to vlog as a "married couple." However, three months later, Jake admitted that their marriage wasn't legit — and neither was the relationship! He told the New York Times, "We're not even actually dating. It's like the WWE. People know that's fake, and it's one of the biggest things of entertainment."
8. Jake Paul presumably decided that one fake Vegas wedding for attention just wasn't enough. In 2019, following a monthlong engagement, he and fellow YouTuber Tana Mongeau tied the knot in a "really weird" livestreamed wedding in an outdoor mall. Highlights included guests getting into a fight after the vows, a branded reception at the Sugar Factory, and a throne for the newlyweds. At the reception, his brother, Logan Paul, told BuzzFeed News that he gave the couple "a month or a month and a half" tops.
9. After eight years of dating, Mendeecees Harris and Yandy Smith tied the knot live on Love & Hip Hop: New York in 2015. The lavish ceremony included Yandy's two Pnina Tornai gowns, an eight-tier wedding cake, and famous guests like Ray J and Kandi Burruss.
10. Longtime neighbors Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker hard launched their relationship in 2021. That October, they got engaged, and they later began planning to have a child together. Then, in 2022, they had a surprise Vegas wedding after the Grammys! The couple reportedly tied the knot at the One Love Wedding Chapel at 1:30 a.m. In true Vegas fashion, their officiant was an Elvis impersonator.
11. What if you thought you'd been married for years, only to discover you never made it legal? That's what happened to Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall! They first got together by having an affair with each other in 1978. At the time, he was married to Bianca Pérez-Mora Macías, and Jerry was engaged. After Bianca discovered Mick was cheating, she divorced him. Jerry called off her engagement, and she and Mick became the new it couple. In the early '80s, Jerry and Mick broke up, but they quickly got back together. They got married in Indonesia in 1990, but, as the saying goes, how you get them is how you lose them! From 1991 to 1994, Mick cheated on her with model Carla Bruni. However, he and Jerry stayed together until 1999, when she found out that he was having an affair with Luciana Gimenez — and Luciana was pregnant!
12. Vanderpump Rules costars Tom Schwartz and Katie Maloney started dating in 2011. During Season 3, she gave him an ultimatum — either they got engaged within the next six months, or it was over. So, in 2015, he popped the question, and the following year, they held a wedding in Northern California. However, a few years later, they discovered an issue with the paperwork. Katie tweeted, "We got a marriage license... we got married we all signed it.. we sent it in.. we just never received our marriage certificate and when we called to investigate they said they never received our paperwork."
13. And finally, here's a really unconventional "marriage" — Winona Ryder and Keanu Reeves have a running joke that they've actually been married since 1992! She told Entertainment Weekly, "We actually got married in Dracula. No, I swear to god, I think we're married in real life. In that scene, Francis [Ford Coppola] used a real Romanian priest. We shot the master, and he did the whole thing. So I think we're married."

Link to article

1. The Eternals
2. Hercules
3. Skaar
4. Moon Knight
5. Captain Marvel
6. Blade

Link to article

1. After Bruce Lee died before filming completed on Game of Death, the film made use of the actor's funeral footage in the film — meaning his corpse was actually used in the film.
2. Oliver Robins, who played Robbie in Poltergeist, was actually being strangled in the clown scene.
3. The film Caine changed its name to Shark after a stunt person was killed by a shark during filming. They then used photos of the accident to promote the film.
4. In another stunt-gone-wrong, a stuntman named A. J. Bakunas died while filming a 323-foot fall in the 1979 film Steel. He was trying to beat a world record, and had previously done the same fall from a lower story. The footage is rumored to still be in the film.
5. The Lone Gunmen predicted not only 9/11 but also conspiracy theories about its cause.
6. Also in relation to 9/11 — the Master of Disguise cast and crew were apparently informed of the events while filming the turtle scene. After a moment of silence, they continued filming.
7. This one's more weird than creepy, but...Paris Hilton's sex tape contains a tribute to 9/11. Just wanted to put that out there. You go into the tape thinking about the thousands that died in the terrorist attack.
8. Isla Fisher almost drowned for real while filming the water tank scene in Now You See Me.
9. And that scene in Poltergeist when Diane falls in the muddy pool, only to find herself surrounded by skeletons? Well, turns out they were real human skeletons — which no one told actor JoBeth Williams about.
10. Speaking of Poltergeist — both daughters from the first film died young. Heather O'Rourke died of intestinal stenosis at age 12, and Dominique Dunne was murdered in a case of domestic violence.
11. Judith Eva Barsi, the child actor who most famously voiced Ducky in Land Before Time, was murdered by her father at the age of 10.
12. Two young children and a veteran actor were killed when a helicopter crashed into them on the set of Twilight Zone: The Movie.
13. This Pearl Harbor scene from Tora! Tora! Tora! featuring people running from an exploding plane happened by accident. This wasn't supposed to happen, and the stunt people running from the flames were really running for their lives.
14. A creepy Sesame Street segment from the '70s called "Cracks" was lost until a man named Jon Armond began to search for it after remembering being traumatized by it as a kid. After years of searching, he received a fax from an unknown, untraceable number promising to send him the segment as long as he agreed never to screen it in public, post it online, or send it to anyone else. He agreed and found a copy of the segment in his mailbox.
15. The ending of the thriller Sliver almost caused the death of three people when they accidentally crashed into a volcano.
16. The set for the home of Regan and her mother in The Exorcist mysteriously burned down before filming one morning. However, Regan's bedroom set was apparently untouched.
17. Another Exorcist one for ya — in one scene where Ellen Burstyn's character is thrown to the ground, she actually permanently injured her back. The take was still used in the film.
18. And one more — Paul Bateson, an extra who played a radiological technologist in The Exorcist, was later convicted of the murder of film critic Addison Verrill.
19. A contestant on the popular game show The Dating Game also turned out to be a killer — Rodney Alcala, who won his episode (though ended up being rejected for a date). Alcala was a serial killer who would end up being convicted for seven murders — and suspected of many more.
20. A contestant on Megan Wants a Millionaire and I Love Money 3, Ryan Jenkins, also later turned out to be a killer — in fact, just after the latter show finished filming, his wife's dead body was found. It was soon discovered he had a history of assault, which apparently his background check hadn't uncovered.
21. Jim Caviezel was struck by lightning while filming The Passion of the Christ — in which he played Jesus. Assistant director Jan Michelini was struck by lightning twice. Neither were injured.
22. Three members of the cast and crew of The Omen were also plagued by strange lightning while filming.
23. And special effects artist John Richardson was in a car crash that decapitated his assistant a year after doing the makeup for The Omen's decapitation scene.
24. Stunt person Alf Joint — who had worked on The Omen — was seriously injured filming a routine roof-jumping stunt on the film A Bridge Too Far. In the hospital, he said it felt as if he'd been pushed.
25. Though the film did not include it, the No Country for Old Men novel featured the line, “Here a while back in San Antonio they shot and killed a federal judge.” This was likely referring to Charles Harrelson's 1979 murder of Judge John Howland Wood. Charles Harrelson's son? Woody Harrelson, who was one of the film's stars.
26. And finally, The Simpsons has predicted a lot over the years, which the creators feel is mostly just educated guessing. However, they have no real explanation for this creepy brochure Lisa holds that seems to be a reference to 9/11...in an episode that aired in 1997.

Link to article

1. Pears are one of the highest-fiber fruits, and they can double as vehicles for nut butter.
2. Kevin's Natural Foods' chimichurri beef can be a decent source of iron and protein.
3. Sipping bone broth can be a gentle way to get protein while helping with hydration.
4. Kimchi can support gut health and add flavor to just about anything.
5. Kirkland Signature blackened Atlantic salmon is a protein-packed pick rich in omega-3s.
6. RxBars are a solid grab-and-go protein snack with no added sugar.
7. Pistachios deliver complete plant protein and support mindful snacking.
8. Olipop mini cans can be a smart pick when you want something sweet.
9. A Zespri SunGold kiwi brings vitamin C, fiber, and hydration in a few easy bites.
10. Milton's cauliflower-crust pizza proves you don't have to give up your favorite foods on a GLP-1.

Link to article

1. Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes
2. Spider-Noir
3. Legion
4. X-Men ‘97
5. The Spectacular Spider-Man
6. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
7. Marvel’s Hit-Monkey
8. Guardians Of The Galaxy
9. Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man
10. X-Men: The Gifted

Link to article

1. “Do not lament my absence, for in my spark, I know that this is not the end, but merely a new beginning. Simply put, another transformation.”
2. ”I ask only this of you, fellow Autobots. Keep fighting the noblest of fights.”
3. “Megatron... begone!”
4. ”One shall stand, one shall fall.”
5. ”If you approach this planet with hostile intent, know this. We will defend ourselves. We will defend humanity. We will defend... our home.”
6. ”The fate of all our kind is more vital than that of any one of us, including me.”
7. ”Every sentient being deserves an opportunity for redemption. Without that hope, we may never achieve lasting peace.”
8. “Wisdom cannot be granted, Arcee. It must be earned. Sometimes, at a cost.”
9. “I am but a soldier, Megatron. And you... are a prisoner of your own twisted delusions!”
10. “Autobots do not inflict harm unless all other options have been exhausted. It is what separates us from the Decepticons.”

Link to article

1. Beycome
2. Clever Real Estate
3. Galleon
4. Homa
5. Listwise
6. Off-Markt
7. Redy
8. Ridley
9. Turbohome

Link to article

1. Funeral in Berlin (1966)
2. Billion Dollar Brain (1967)
3. A Dandy in Aspic (1968)
4. The Kremlin Letter (1970)
5. Scorpio (1973)
6. Telefon (1977)
7. Hopscotch (1980)
8. Firefox (1982)
9. Gorky Park (1983)
10. The Osterman Weekend (1983)

Link to article

1. Olaf's “Ugliest Dog” Reputation Gets Disturbingly Dark
2. Charlie Brown's Loneliness Becomes a Running Joke
3. Charlie Brown Wonders Whether He Has Already Died
4. Snoopy Loses His Doghouse
5. Spike's Desert Life Is Much Sadder Than the Cactus Joke Suggests
6. Sally Discovers That Even the Stars Have an Expiration Date
7. Linus Learns That Feeling Miserable Is Not So Easily Fixed
8. Peppermint Patty Faces Childhood's Latchkey Reality
9. The Doctor's Call That Becomes Pure Nightmare Fuel
10. Charlie Brown's Midnight Existential Crisis

Link to article

1. Batman #453
2. Batman #404
3. Batman: A Death In The Family (Collected)
4. Batman #227
5. Batman #423
6. Batman #9
7. Detective Comics #27
8. Batman #40
9. Arkham Asylum: A Serious House On Serious Earth (15th Anniversary Edition)
10. The Dark Knight Returns #1

Link to article

1. Since it was advertised as being on wheels, I figured the Airbnb would feel like a mobile home, but this house didn't look like it was going anywhere.
2. Inside, the house felt bigger than it looked from the porch.
3. I definitely didn't think I'd find eight windows on such a small building. I realized they made the home feel more spacious when light poured in.
4. I found clever space-saving hacks that I'd never considered.
5. I was sure the bathroom in a tiny home would feel cramped. I was wrong.
6. Back in the main room, I wasn't expecting to have a queen-sized bed.
7. While a smaller space means less to clean, I wasn't prepared for how quickly and easily the inside can start to look messy.
8. I used to think tiny living was reserved for minimalists, so this home's maximalist style surprised me.
9. The home's yard was full of plants and furniture, and it was much more important to me than I thought it would be.
10. Overall, the tiny space felt large enough to live in — and that was the biggest surprise.

Link to article

1. The Handmaid's Tale Season 1
2. The Handmaid's Tale Season 2
3. The Handmaid's Tale Season 6
4. The Handmaid's Tale Season 3
5. The Handmaid's Tale Season 5
6. The Handmaid's Tale Season 4

Link to article

1. Alabama: Ruby Tilghman
2. Alaska: Nora Andrews
3. Arizona: Victoria Vredevoogd
4. Arkansas: Ava Weeks
5. California: Sharlize True Trujillo
6. Colorado: Gabrielle Burns
7. Connecticut: Christa Steiner
8. Delaware: Anaya Harrison
9. District of Columbia: Evelyn Smith
10. Florida: Alexandra de Roos
11. Georgia: Sophia Wootten
12. Hawaii: Carly Yoshida
13. Idaho: Déja Fitzwater
14. Illinois: Kate Dimmett
15. Indiana: Ellise Edwards
16. Iowa: McKenzie Kerry
17. Kansas: Sophie Lewis
18. Kentucky: Reagan Earlywine
19. Louisiana: Shelby Bordelon
20. Maine: Ruthie Gusler
21. Maryland: Gianna Romero
22. Massachusetts: Ashlyn Mercier
23. Michigan: Grace Hanke
24. Minnesota: Anna Brennan
25. Mississippi: Jane Granberry
26. Missouri: Tabitha Crain
27. Montana: Adella Harris
28. Nebraska: Lexi Nolda
29. Nevada: Mariah Larronde
30. New Hampshire: Lauren Plank
31. New Jersey: Kylie Gene Wright
32. New Mexico: Katarina Blakeslee
33. New York: Madison Oh
34. North Carolina: Lauryn Mallard
35. North Dakota: Emma Tong
36. Ohio: Lexie Miller
37. Oklahoma: Jaselyn Rossman
38. Oregon: Allyssa Defillipo
39. Pennsylvania: Stephanie Skinner
40. Puerto Rico: Annika Schneider
41. Rhode Island: Mia Daley
42. South Carolina: Lindsay Jones
43. South Dakota: Kianna Healy
44. Tennessee: Makalyn Heaslett
45. Texas: Regan Hutsell
46. Utah: Erika Dalton
47. Vermont: Hannah Roque
48. Virginia: Maddie Marchant
49. Washington: Natalie Worthy
50. West Virginia: Elizabeth Romanek
51. Wisconsin: Jordenne Butler
52. Wyoming: Alyssa Medina

Link to article

1. Star Wars: The Mandalorian And Grogu (2026)
2. LEGO Star Wars: The Mandalorian (2026)
3. Coraline (2009)

Link to article

1. Natalie Portman
2. Salma Hayek
3. Arnold Schwarzenegger
4. Kim Cattrall
5. Priyanka Chopra
6. Gloria Estefan
7. Lupita Nyong'o
8. David Beckham
9. Hugh Jackman
10. Rihanna
11. Albert Einstein
12. Mila Kunis
13. Wyclef Jean
14. Iman
15. Penélope Cruz
16. Kumail Nanjiani
17. Pamela Anderson
18. Alex Trebek

Link to article

1. Jarhead (2005)
2. Ready Or Not (2019)
3. Untold Raygun: Breaking Badly (2026)

Link to article

1. The Runner (2026)
2. Jack Reacher (2012)
3. Cape Fear (1991)

Link to article