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Caught red handed! While TV shows and movies have teams dedicated to making sure nothing goes wrong on the production side, things slip through the cracks from time to time. That’s where fans come in. Over the years, viewers have pointed out the entertainment industry’s mishaps including the famous Starbucks cup of 2019 that popped up in a Game of Thrones scene. “News from Winterfell. The latte that appeared in the episode was a mistake,” the  Game of Thrones  team tweeted in May of that year. “#Daenerys [AKA Emilia Clarke ] had ordered an herbal tea.” Starbucks also joined in on the fun, tweeting , “TBH we’re surprised she didn’t order a Dragon Drink.” While Twitter users have been quick to find mistakes in their favorite shows and film franchises, TikTok users have been faster. With tabs dedicated to spotting fashion blunders and continuity issues, TikTok has become the go-to place to reveal errors what many have missed. With streaming services at fans’ fingertips and the ab

Noah Schnapp as Will Byers. Courtesy of Netflix A mistake or a clue? Stranger Things season 4 introduced fans to a new villain and some spooky storytelling — but it was a possible onscreen mix-up that had everyone talking. TV and Film Mistakes Spotted on Social Media Read article After the new season debuted on Friday, May 27, viewers were quick to point out potential subtext for Will’s ( Noah Schnapp ) distant behavior. “They forgot will’s birthday. I’m f–king crying,” one social media user tweeted alongside a screenshot of the footage taken of Eleven ( Millie Bobby Brown ) at the skating ring in episode 2. The date on the tape reads March 22, which Joyce ( Winona Ryder ) previously confirmed as Will’s birthday during season 2. The official account for the Stranger Things writer’s room previously seemed to tease that Will’s birthday may get forgotten by others, tweeting in March 2020, “Some friends forget to play dnd and some forget birthdays, it happens.” Everythin

Part of … our world? Over the last few years, Disney has been working nonstop to bring their classic animated movies back to the screen via live-action adaptions. This is extremely exciting for Disney fanatics — as well as fans of certain celebs who have been lucky enough to take on the iconic characters. Then a relatively unknown star, Lily James took on the role of Cinderella in Disney’s live-action 2015 adaptation of the 1950 film. Dressed in the princess’ signature blue gown and blonde curls, the Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again star danced the night away with Game of Thrones ‘  Richard Madden , who was cast as her Prince Charming. Stars such as Cate Blanchett and Helena Bonham Carter also joined the film as Lady Tremaine (a.k.a. Cinderella’s wicked stepmother) and the fairy godmother, respectively. The next star to step into her princess gown was Emma Watson , who was cast perfectly as The Beauty and the Beast ’s Belle in the 2017 film. Alongside Josh Gad (LeFou), Luke Evans

Making a big change. Michelle Young denied rumors that she and fiancé Nayte Olukoya have split, but there is one thing she’s leaving behind for now: teaching. ‘Bachelor’ and ‘Bachelorette’ Alums Who Went Back to Their Day Jobs Read article The Bachelorette alum, 28, announced that she’s taking a break from her job as a fifth-grade teacher after this school year wraps up. “I’ve decided to step out of the classroom,” the Minnesota native revealed during the Tuesday, May 31, episode of the “Bachelor Happy Hour” podcast . “Because I need to make sure that one, I’m taking care of myself, but two, teachers and those who are in the profession know that teaching is a profession that is completely built on passion.” The reality star explained that she began thinking about the decision when a coworker asked her how long she’d been in “survival mode” at work. “My response was two years,” Young recalled. “I’ve been in this survival mode [for] two years, where I have just been flying by t

Believe it or not, not everyone who competes on The Bachelor ditches their regular ol’ life to sell SugarBearHair gummies. Some contestants — gasp! — actually end up going back to their real jobs. Since appearing on TV, fan favorites from The Bachelor , The Bachelorette , Bachelor in Paradise , The Bachelor Winter Games and even Bachelor Pad (RIP) have passed on opportunities to become social media influencers in lieu of returning to what they know best. Chris Soules made his way back to his farm in Iowa, and Jillian Harris became an interior mogul in her own right. Tanner Tolbert , meanwhile, makes a killing selling cars, while Jake Pavelka flies high in the sky. Many franchise alums who have resumed their careers work in the medical field. For example, Bryan Abasolo is a chiropractor, Whitney Bischoff is a fertility nurse and Ashley Hebert is a pediatric dentist. For more former Bachelor stars who have gone back to their day jobs, scroll through the photo gallery below!

A new kind of hero! Tian Richards ‘ appearance on Nancy Drew paved the way for a new take on the Tom Swift story to be told. During season 2, Tom Swift was introduced into the Nancy Drew franchise when he arrived to help the lead character ( Kennedy McMann ) deal with a mystery . At the time, the episode served as a backdoor pilot that hinted at a future Tom Swift series on The CW. At the time, Richards opened up about making the well-known literary character more suited for current times. “The original Tom Swift was great for his time and what he represented,” the actor told TVLine in May 2021. “At the time, that was the face of young boys, All-American kids full of possibilities. But in 2021, that can look so different. It can look like someone like me — a Black guy who is chocolate, who is queer, who is all those things that we’re told aren’t the normal or the status quo.” The Dumplin’ star noted that reinventing Tom Swift allowed for more viewers to see themselves represen