Explore More Rick Ford knew that Dandy was doomed from the outset.  The short-lived Yankees mascot — a 7-foot-tall, pinstriped, mustachioed bird in a team cap — only lasted from 1979-’81 before being axed. It debuted in July 1979, but was benched weeks later when catcher Thurman Munson, whose facial hair looked an awful lot like Dandy’s, was killed in a plane crash. Team owner George Steinbrenner had approved the character, but was never a fan: Dandy ended up banished to the upper deck of Yankee Stadium.

Just when we thought things were going better for Amanda Bynes, new issues arise to trip her up. Recommended Videos Bynes has been a Millennial darling for decades, after shaping the sense of humor of a generation via her contributions to childhood content. The Amanda Show and All That were just the tip of the iceberg, ultimately launching Bynes into a thriving career that kept her on our screens for more than a decade.

It’s been 10 years since we last saw a new Evil Dead film make its way into theaters. It’s been an even longer since we saw Bruce Campbell in his role as Ash on the big screen, with the actor not having appeared in a feature film in the franchise since 1993 in Army of Darkness. Recommended Videos Granted, we did get to see Campbell reprise his role in the television series Ash vs Evil Dead for three gory and spectacular seasons which wrapped up not too long ago (comparatively) in 2018, so when the title and release date of the long awaited fifth movie Evil Dead Rise was announced, surely it meant that Ash would be making a comeback to hack and slash his way across the silver screen once more, right?

At 1,183 pages, Stephen King’s It is a horror tome like no other – in fact, it’s so big, that it’s inspired not one, but two feature films at New Line and Warner Bros., the second of which is due to release in September. Recommended Videos True to King’s novel, it’ll take place 27 years after the fact, at which point Pennywise rises from his watery grave to wreak havoc once more.

Give Jennifer Lopez a microphone and some sparkles, and the multi-hyphenate is practically guaranteed to deliver a performance. Case in point? A recent video is currently going viral that shows Lopez taking the mic at Taverna Anema e Core (Heart and Soul Tavern) in Capri, Italy, to belt out some karaoke. In an Instagram post shared by the restaurant, the performer can be seen sitting at a table surrounded by patrons and fans while singing Gloria Gaynor's "