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Want to name your new furry friend after a movie star? Here are some of the most memorable animal names in Hollywood history.

17 h Share with: Jamie Lee Curtis is "proud and happy" to accept the Golden Lion for lifetime achievement at the 2021 Venice International Film Festival in September. The actress, best known for her role as Laurie Strode in the Halloween franchise, has starred in films including Knives Out, Trading Places, Freaky Friday, True Lies, Blue Steel, and A Fish Called Wanda. She will be presented with the honour on 8 September before the out-of-competition screening of Halloween Kills. "I am incredibly humbled to be honoured in this way by the Venice International Film Festival," said Curtis in a st...

25 Memorable Pets From Film History By Stacey Marcus, Stacker News On 5/25/21 at 8:00 PM EDT Indian author Ruchi Prabhu observes that "pets understand humans better than humans do." Look no further than film to see the truth in Prabhu's sentiment: Who can resist Lassie's loyalty, Toto's tenacity, or the way the pixilated pets in The Secret Life of Pets fill up the screen? Adding a four-legged friend to a film elevates its appeal given these furry family members' uncanny connection to the center of our hearts. Stacker created a fetching list of memorable pets that play significant roles in...

Share to May 10, 2021 | 9:27 AM Corey Fischer Over the weekend, Corey watched “Twister” and “Maverick,” a pair of flicks from the 1990s that Bob hadn’t seen! So that led to the realization that Bob has not seen many popular ’90s films (like “Speed” or “Office Space”). We opened it up to you, what’s a fave pic from the ’90s that you recommend to Bob? Here’s the comprehensive list we received! Beverly Hills Cop 2

Art by Tom Forget Yogi Berra knew how to talk, that's for sure. Maybe it wasn't the kind of erudite speech Emily Post might recommend, but considering that every copy of Bartlett's Familiar Quotations is half-filled with Yogi-isms (I'm guessing), he knew a thing or two about getting people to listen to him. He knew how to explain popular restaurants better than anyone else, he knew exactly how much of the game is mental, and he even remembered something pretty unique after a dinner with Marilyn Monroe -- turns out, it was the shrimp that made an impact. Yogi simply knew how to enthrall people...