His silly, vaudeville-style variety show was filled with his piano playing, skits, puppets and guest stars like Cyndi Lauper and Bon Jovi.

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Mention Stephen King’s It to anyone, and they’ll immediately think of the malevolent Pennywise the Dancing Clown. Some might think of Tim Curry from the ‘90s TV version, others the version from the ...

The Scream star revealed his love for the TV clown on the latest episode of the Obsessed podcast TheStewartofNY/Getty; Erik Hein /American Broadcasting Companies via Getty David Arquette talked about ...

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In It: Welcome to Derry's sixth instalment, we learn that Ingrid Kersh, Lilly's friend from Juniper Hill, is really Pennywise's daughter (well, the daughter of the man who inspired "It" to take on ...

Following the tense ending of It: Welcome to Derry Episode 6, fans are eager to know more about Periwinkle the Clown. Here’s everything you need to know about the new clown terrorizing Derry and Hank ...

Wearing diamond drop earrings, a rhinestone red sweater and black slacks, Terry Donaldson was almost unrecognizable when she dropped off her mother for her singing gig on Tuesday, Nov. 18 at the Lolly ...

This article contains spoilers for The Running Man (2025). There are a number of burning questions lingering at the end of Edgar Wright’s adaptation of Stephen King/Richard Bachman’s The Running Man.

Uploading a fake trailer he claimed was directed by Eli Roth was just the beginning of a journey with the 2014 horror feature that faced hurdle after hurdle. By Brian Davids Writer “We lied. We said, ...

There are all types of fandoms to be found within the world of pro wrestling. Obviously, there's fandom for wrestlers, promotions, non-wrestling onscreen talent, and even in some cases the TV networks ...