12 Bits of Trivia From the Entertainment World to Fill Your Cheeks With Before You Scurry Off to Your Quiet Little Life

Walt Disney has 59 nominations and 26 wins. As for people with actual talent, Meryl Streep has the most nominations (21) and Katharine Hepburn has the most wins (4).

After 37 years since seeing his late wife, Marilyn Monroe, he said, “I’ll finally get to see Marilyn.”

As he lay dying, Groucho said, appropriately enough, “This is no way to live!”

To celebrate 85 years of Batman, DC and Mattel are launching Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy Barbies.

He debated heavily whether to take the role: “The pros were that I’d be able to take care of my family forever; the cons were that I would become deeply, deeply unhappy with fame and loss of control.” Everyone spare a moment to think about poor Chris Evans.

In 1980, Mark Hamill appeared on a goofball German TV show in a disco parody sketch he “initially didn’t want to do, but then thought, ‘It doesn’t matter, no one will see it outside of Germany.’”

She says she’s iffy-to-fluent in English, Hebrew, French, German, Japanese and Arabic.

Mega-influencers MrBeast, KSI and Logan Paul have teamed up to make expensive garbage food for kids, a Lunchables rip-off called Lunchly.

Shortly after a billion dollar movie, the Deadpool comic book says they’ve killed off Wade Wilson and replaced him with his daughter, Ellie. Surely this massively popular and unkillable character will stay dead for real.

Schwimmer says he was supposed to play Will Smith’s role in Men In Black, concluding that it “would have made me a movie star,” and not that Men In Black would have sucked.

The horror survival game Dead by Daylight routinely includes new pop-culture characters, and they’ve announced that the Teletubbies will be among the next batch.

Farrell said that his “anatomically correct” bodysuit included a “Penguin pecker.”