Dee Wallace stars in the original Cujo movie (Warner Bros) If you're a Friends fan, you'll remember Cujo as the movie Rachel (Jennifer Aniston) and Joey (Matt LeBlanc) watched together when the ...

Netflix's Cujo remake must stay true to the original book's tragic ending for a dark and powerful story. A higher kill count for Cujo will make it more frightening, like a classic Stephen King ...

Stephen King adaptations by the likes of Edgar Wright and Mike Flanagan head up our list of Stephen King movies coming soon, alongside a new version of Cujo. As well as being the most popular ...

Stephen King's novel 'Cujo' is to be remade by Netflix. The horror was first adapted for the screen in 1983 and starred Dee Wallace as a frustrated suburban housewife whose life is in turmoil and now ...

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Barbie is letting "You Create" your own doll for the first-time ever. To celebrate the 15th anniversary of Barbie Basics, a line of collector's edition Barbie dolls, the dollmaker is releasing a ...

In terms of comparing the major streaming services, it’s easy to think of Hulu as “the TV-focused one,” but that’s not entirely fair—the service also has a healthy number of movies at ...

A company has launched a sex doll that has the ability to comfort men if they suffer premature ejaculation. Made by Chinese company WMDoll, the dolls have a new AI feature called MetaBox that ...

28 at the age of 75 — was one of those folksingers associated with the neighborhood, but because his first major band, the New York Dolls, made its name and proudly trashy reputation at the ...

His band, The New York Dolls, were forerunners of punk and were once described by Rolling Stone as "more than musicians; they were a phenomenon". David Johansen, the wiry, gravel-voiced singer and ...