It’s a question worth asking, given that we’ve officially run out of Twilight films, unless they turn the novella into one too (and that seems somewhat pointless). Now that all of them have been adapted, the cast are finally free to pursue other roles that will take up most of their time, and fans will [...]

Less Than Zero, the ‘80s film adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis’ novel by the same name, starred “Brat Pack” hit makers: Andrew McCarthy, Robert Downey Jr. and Jami Gertz. Andrew McCarthy’s character, Clay, comes home for Christmas break during his first year of college to find both his best friend (Downey Jr.) and high school girlfriend (Gertz) addicted to drugs and in a confusing love triangle. Set against the cocaine-ridden, party hard backdrop of LA’s wealthy offspring, the film was a grim depiction of LA’s desperate youth. Snakkle looks back on their noteworthy roles and finds out where they are now!

It’s time for the American Music Awards and the 20012 nominees are heating up the competition with record sales and chart-topping hits. Snakkle unearthed some choice before they were stars photos of some of the nominees, can you figure out who is who?

The trend in Hollywood now is to get incredibly famous, THEN secure a lucrative contract modeling underwear to make yourself even MORE famous by appearing on huge billboards in your skivvies. But, in the past, many of today’s A-list stars actually used skimpy shoots to get noticed and break into Hollywood to start their amazing acting careers. We take a look at who has stripped down for various underwear shoots over the years.

Who says you can’t be brilliant and beautiful in Hollywood? Okay, most people assume that anyone who’s got a successful acting or singing career must not have been very studious during their formative years. Why? Who knows, but Snakkle’s here to set the record straight about some high-profile celebs who were fantastic students back in the day, and remain brainy to this day:

A former Mouseketeer, Nikki DeLoach grew up in the Disney machine, surrounded by soon-to-be superstars like Christina Aguilera and Justin Timberlake. Though that big break came two decades ago, what she learned and experienced there influenced her—and her career—for years to come. She sat down with Snakkle to talk about how.

You know what makes a horror movie really, truly terrifying? A kid in a scary starring role. It’s something about the contrast between innocence and evil, sweetness and brutality. Luckily for us, many of the most memorable horror movies ever made feature some seriously creepy kids. Here are some of our favorites…

Okay, we’ve all been there. We’ve all had disastrous hairdos at one time or another. Maybe your mom decided to save a few bucks and trim your bangs at home, or perhaps you decided to honor your crush on Rick Springfield by chopping off your luxurious locks in place of a perky… mullet. Oh, the humanity! Oh, the lost dates! Snakkle has a whole bunch of celeb pics featuring some epically man-repellent hair that will surely make your eighth-grade self feel much better about that bowl cut. Maybe.

First they made music for us, then they made laws for us. More than a few actors have become politicians (including, you know, a former president), but they’re not the only ones: Musicians have a history of turning their passion to the political too. One thing’s for sure: They know how to win over an audience. And isn’t that, ultimately, what politicians do (or at least try to do)?

Before ER, before Grey’s Anatomy, before House and Nurse Jackie, came St. Elsewhere, an irreverent, hilarious, controversial series that broke a lot of ground. Over its six seasons, it addressed AIDS, addiction, infidelity, rape—not to mention the deaths of several main characters. Thirty years later, it’s clear that one of the most astonishing things about it was its ensemble cast (the show gave some very talented actors their big break). Oh, and we’d be remiss not to mention that memorable—and hummable—theme song. Just don’t even get us started on the series finale—to this day, one of the most talked-about and oft-maligned in TV history: Was St. Eligius hospital all a figment of an autistic boy’s (Chad Allen) imagination? Let’s look back at St. Elsewhere…