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The Rocky Horror Picture Show began as a stage production at London's Royal Court Theatre before becoming a cult film.
The film faced initial box-office struggles yet grew into a landmark LGBTQ+ milestone in cinema history.
Cast members endured on-set health issues and a performer left acting after the film's release.
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Jack Black clarifies he isn’t into video games, aside from a few titles mentioned in the interview.
Black points to God of War, Red Dead Redemption, Fallout, and Sonic as titles he enjoys or follows.
The Tenacious D music video for 'Video Games' is released as an unofficial B-side to ‘Peaches.’
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Latest: Flynn Rider’s look evolved through a ‘hot man meeting’ before finalizing his smirk and balance between prince and rom-com lead.
Beast concepts varied from lion to buffalo with some drawings showing a more alien, nearly mythic monster before final design.
Ursula’s look swung from a wild sea hag to a dramatic, drag-inspired antagonist with theatrical energy.
Cruella’s design aged into an older, world-weary fashion villain with a graphic black-and-white look.
Aurora shifted from medieval-inspired gowns to a lighter, ethereal silhouette aligned with the film’s graphic style.
Snow White’s early design was sharper and more stylized before softening into a timeless, porcelain look.
Tinker Bell’s original concept featured red hair and bells on slippers, later replaced by a quieter silhouette.
Genie began as a green, bulky figure before becoming the blue, friendlier character fans recognize.
Cinderella’s early concept sketches showed a mature, editorial look that softened into a hopeful, kind heroine.
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The Cracked piece details how foods have changed and morphed over time, reflecting a long arc of culinary history.
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