Bloopers & Behind The Scenes on Instagram: "Robin Williams was a comedian and actor known for his unmatched energy, rapid-fire improvisation, and ability to shift seamlessly between comedy and deep emotional roles. Rising to fame as Mork on Mork & Mindy, he became a cultural icon through performances in films like Dead Poets Society, Good Will Hunting, Mrs. Doubtfire, and Aladdin. Beneath his humor, Williams often portrayed themes of vulnerability, empathy, and the struggle to be understood, whi

Memes on Instagram: "😂 Cary Elwes took the lead role in ‘Robin Hood: Men in Tights’ (1993) because of his deep admiration for director Mel Brooks’ previous work. He prepared by studying the classic performances of Errol Flynn to accurately parody the traditional swashbuckler archetype. Elwes intentionally utilized his own English accent to provide a satirical contrast to other contemporary portrayals of the character. He focused on maintaining a straight-faced delivery to ground the film’s absu

WASTED on Instagram: "🧐 Robert Downey Jr. is an American actor, producer, and singer, widely known for his roles in films like *Iron Man* and the *Avengers* series. Born on April 4, 1965, in New York City, he comes from a family involved in the entertainment industry—his father, Robert Downey Sr., was a filmmaker and actor. Downey’s early career was marked by notable performances in the 1980s, including his role in *Less Than Zero* (1987), where he portrayed a troubled young man. However, his c

LOOK INTO POP on Instagram: "Dakota Johnson famously showcased her acting skills on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon by introducing “The Acting Game” in a January 2016 appearance. She explained that it was a game she played with her family. … The rules were simple: one person gets a fake scenario and has to act out their reaction while answering an imaginary phone call. Johnson herself demonstrated first. One notable scenario involved her fiancé, Darth Vader, calling to say he was leaving

CNN on Instagram: "Bowen Yang crashed Ariana Grande's "Saturday Night Live" opening monologue in his last episode on the cast. This was Grande's third time hosting."