Eric Dane’s 10 Best ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Episodes

Eric Dane first became known to audiences as Dr. Mark Sloan, the charming and handsome plastic surgeon who joined Seattle Grace Hospital in 2006. He quickly earned the playful nickname “McSteamy,” which proved incredibly popular. Dane himself said he rarely used the nickname, but fans couldn’t stop saying it! His performance was both humorous and heartfelt, transforming what could have been a minor character into a fan favorite on Grey’s Anatomy. When the show renamed the hospital Grey Sloan Memorial in his honor, it felt like a fitting tribute and resonated with viewers.

Baz Luhrmann’s story behind the undiscovered Elvis in concert footage

I was hoping we could find some lost footage to enhance our Elvis movie with Austin Butler. We sent researchers to the Warner Bros. film archives, which are stored in underground salt mines in Kansas. Surprisingly, they discovered 69 boxes – almost 59 hours – of film negative that no one had looked at in years.

The Unmade ‘Scream’s We Never Got to See

The Scream movies playfully poke fun at nearly everything about horror films and their fans – but it’s ironic that several Scream sequels themselves got stuck in development issues. Since Scream 2, almost every film in the series has been very different from its original idea, with scripts undergoing many changes, writers being swapped, scenes being re-shot, and even actors being let go.

New Mario Galaxy Movie Trailer Might Be Hiding The Biggest Nintendo Cameo Yet

After the latest trailer for the upcoming Super Mario Galaxy Movie was released, a new idea started circulating among fans. The 30-second trailer highlights Mario and his friends’ journey across the galaxy to defeat Bowser Jr., and some viewers now believe that Fox McCloud, the main character from Nintendo’s Star Fox series, might also make an appearance in the film.

‘The X-Files’ & ’30 Days of Night’ Crossover That Fans Forgot

Even dedicated fans of The X-Files might be surprised to discover a hidden connection between the sci-fi show and the 2007 vampire horror film 30 Days of Night. Originally a comic book by Steve Niles and Ben Templesmith, the movie, starring Josh Hartnett, takes place in a remote Alaskan town that experiences a full 30 days of darkness each year. This provides the perfect opportunity for a group of vampires to prey on the town’s residents for an entire month without fear of sunlight. Although the film didn’t gain much attention, a few years later, a new story would bring the vampires’ actions to the attention of the FBI.