The 2015 Billboard Music Awards, hosted by Ludacris (again!) honors the best and brightest artists that grace the top of the Billboard charts throughout the year. Superstars like Taylor Swift and Jennifer Lopez and the Kardashian-Jenners were there, and Snakkle wanted to see what these musicians and past nominees looked like before they were strutting their stuff onstage and inspiring millions with their hit tunes.

Snakkle would like to wish a Happy 60th Birthday to Bill Pullman. Before he graced our screens in Independence Day, While You Were Sleeping and most recently, the canceled 1600 Penn, Pullman was in the beloved movie musical Newsies. Newsies developed a dedicated fan base and a musical adaptation. Snakkle catches up with the Newsies film stars like Christian Bale, Robert Duvall, and Ann-Margret!

We didn’t find out “Who Killed Rosie Larsen?” at the end of Season 1, but The Killing still went out with a bang. As in, the shot that rang out with mayoral candidate Darren Richmond’s name on it. Snakkle sat down with Billy Campbell, who plays Richmond, to find out what we can expect from Season 2 and so much more!

What if Bill Maher became president of everything? Now imagine a world where politicians can’t lie, journalists court controversy face-to-face, and actors are forced to get real. What a wonderful world (or living hell) of Bill it would be! For 12 years, Real Time with Bill Maher has entertained audiences from an HBO hot seat, featuring pundits, professors, and politicians dissecting the latest issues, big and small. Here are our 11 favorite moments of Bill’s political pals and punch lines.

2011 was a great year for music, with new and old favorites leading the charge to the top of the Billboard charts. From fresh-faced ingénues to comeback kids and dance-floor superstars, the hits just kept coming. Take a look back and see if you can name Billboard’s top artists of the year before they were stars.

Futurama fans, rejoice! The Season 6 finale, “Reincarnation“, will air Thursday, September 8^th on Comedy Central. New episodes will arrive in 2012. And we talked to Billy West! Want to know what he said? Read on.

In 1982, Prince William was born, ET: The Extra Terrestrial charmed children everywhere, and Time Magazine’s Man of the Year was a computer. But can glowing fingers and the future King of England compare to the premiere of Late Night with David Letterman? The show, which began in 1982 on NBC, continued until 1993. That’s when Dave, Paul, and the World’s Most Dangerous Band moved to CBS for the Late Show with David Letterman. Some 30 years later, we’re celebrating Dave’s dominance over late night, now besting The Tonight Show and Jay Leno’s chin in the ratings.

When Twin Peaks premiered in 1990, understandably, no one knew what to make of the bizarre and terrifying events and people surrounding the death of Laura Palmer in the sleepy Washington town. Today, the television show has both a cult and critical following and as of this week will be returning to Showtime in 2016, just in time for the 25th anniversary. Take a look at the stars of Twin Peaks before they stepped foot into David Lynch’s foggy nightmare.

With a line around the block, Roswell fans proved their devotion to The WB cult science fiction show, created by Jason Katims (who would later go on to create cult football hit Friday Night Lights), on the final day of the ATX Television Festival. After 15 years, stars Shiri Appleby, Jason Behr, Majandra Delfino, Brendan […]

A long time ago, in a galaxy far away…lived some of the most beloved sci-fi characters of all time (and the actors who played them). See the new additions to the Star Wars and their elders before they played the characters we know and greatly love now.