Dead Ringers

When we were at Comic-Con 2012 in San Diego, we got to see a screening of the upcoming action flick 'Dredd.' While we didn't get a close look at our guy Karl Urban, (duh, 'cause he kept his helmet on for the entire film) we did get a close-up snapshot of Lena Headey as Madeline “Ma-Ma” Madrigal. Let's just say, we were a little more than frightened.

There are many reasons to be scared of the 'Dark Knight Rises' version of Bane. He's big, strong, referred to as a ruthless killer, has lived in prison for the majority of his life and even Catwoman is scared of him. But the main reason we'd piddle in our pants if confronted by him, and no one seems to have picked up on this, is that he looks like a relative of the 'Predator' aliens.

So, we were in the audience of the Comic-Con 2012 'Pacific Rim' panel in San Diego this weekend, when all of a sudden we saw (or we thought we saw) Chris Hemsworth walk out onto the stage with Guillermo del Toro!

We all know that Jean-Ralphio's role on 'Parks and Recreations' was just a cover for the foremost Trotskyite, but did you know that Louis C.K. once went toe to toe with Marlon Brando in that actor's most famous scene? Or that he won an Oscar as a small town sheriff in 'In the Heat of the Night'?

We all know Leonardo DiCaprio has been hiding his true idea for years, but so has that infamously suave playboy from 'Parks and Recreation' who likes to "bounce, bounce, bounce" with the ladies. Of course, we're talking about Jean-Ralphio. Who else?

First people claimed Nic Cage was a vampire in light of his striking resemblance to a certain Civil War-era gentleman, then a Harvard student saw Sylvester Stallone in a Vatican wall mural, and now it looks like Leonardo DiCaprio is in fact a schoolgirl from the 1960s.

If you've seen 'Prometheus' then you're familiar with the "engineers" (and if you haven't seen 'Prometheus' we can't help you - we've seen the film and still have no idea who these guys are...). And if you've ever seen the 'SpongeBob SquarePants' episode "The Two Faces of Squidward" then you're familiar with Handsome Squidward. And these two together?...

SPOILER ALERT! We've got a huge insider secret to share about 'The Walking Dead,' and we're not talking about the surprise return of a certain season 1 character. Intense photo research has confirmed that Andrew Lincoln, the star of the AMC series, is in fact Mark Feuerstein from USA's 'Royal Pains.'

When we heard that Casey Anthony was trying to turn her journal that she's reportedly been keeping ever since her 2-year-old daughter first went missing into a best-selling book (which will probably then become a Lifetime original movie if it ever gets published), we had to take a look back at the trial to remind ourselves of how mildly absurd this idea is.

Remember that awesome Nickelodeon show 'The Angry Beavers' that we either were totally obsessed with as children or we watched late last night with our best friends Ben & Jerry? If you answered yes to one of these instances, you'll be happy to know that we've actually found an 'Angry Beaver' in real life.