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Think you're a movie expert? This fun quiz challenges you to identify famous film scenes where a key character is blocked out—if you can guess 8 out of 12 correctly, you might just earn bragging rights as a true cinephile.

Editor’s Note: It’s a lighthearted way for film lovers to test their knowledge and spark some friendly competition. With so many iconic movies out there, this quiz taps into that universal joy of recognizing a scene from just a glimpse—perfect for sharing with friends or killing time between streaming binges.

Ever wondered where your favorite A-listers got their start? This fun roundup digs up some surprising early gigs—like Alexis Bledel (aka Rory Gilmore) popping up as an extra before her "Gilmore Girls" fame. It's a lighthearted peek at Hollywood's humble beginnings.

Editor’s Note: Everyone loves a good "before they were stars" story—it’s relatable, a little nostalgic, and proof that even big names had to start somewhere. Perfect for a quick, shareable dose of pop culture trivia.

Good news for food and travel fans—Nat Geo is bringing back Stanley Tucci’s mouthwatering Italian adventure for a second season. Tucci in Italy, which just debuted last month, will get five more episodes, letting the beloved actor (and now honorary Italian food ambassador) continue his delicious tour of the country’s regions. Season 1 covered spots like Tuscany and Lazio, and while we don’t know where he’s headed next, it’s safe to expect more pasta, wine, and Tucci’s signature charm.

Editor’s Note: Let’s be real—Stanley Tucci wandering Italy, eating incredible food, and sharing his infectious enthusiasm is basically a perfect TV recipe. The quick renewal signals that audiences (and Nat Geo) are hungry for more, and it’s a win for anyone who loves travel shows with heart. Plus, in a world full of grim headlines, a little vicarious Italian getaway feels like a gift.

The article dives into a lively backstage conversation with "Saturday Night Live" cast members Colin Jost, Marcello Hernandez, Sarah Sherman, and guest Mike Myers as they reflect on the show's 50th season. They joke about the chaos of dress rehearsals, the sting of cut sketches, and the unpredictable energy that fuels the show—hinting at both the camaraderie and the pressure behind the scenes.

Editor’s Note: "SNL" isn’t just a show—it’s a cultural institution, and hearing the cast’s unfiltered takes on the creative process gives fans a rare peek behind the curtain. Their banter highlights the blend of humor and hustle that keeps the show alive after 50 years, making it a must-read for anyone who loves comedy or wonders how TV magic happens.

Tribeca Studios is joining forces with Mercer Labs to create De Niro, New York, a unique immersive short film experience celebrating Robert De Niro’s iconic career. The project stitches together and reimagines scenes from more than 40 of his films—think Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, and Goodfellas—into one seamless narrative. It’s a love letter to De Niro’s legacy and a fresh way for fans to step into his cinematic world.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just another retrospective—it’s an interactive dive into De Niro’s filmography, blending nostalgia with cutting-edge tech. For movie buffs, it’s a chance to relive his greatest roles in a bold new format. For the industry, it’s another sign of how immersive experiences are reshaping how we engage with classic art. And let’s be honest: who wouldn’t want to walk through a reimagined version of De Niro’s New York?