Where Are They Now?

Best Movie Stoners
Best Movie Stoners
Best Movie Stoners
With the 4/20 "holiday" coming up, it seems only natural to pay tribute to those famed stoners who have made the day memorable. So what are some famous stoners from film history up to today? You might be surprised to see they're doing way more than just toking, though that might also be involved...
'Porky's' Cast Today
'Porky's' Cast Today
'Porky's' Cast Today
The 1982 classic 'Porky's' helped create the teen film genre. It also spawned three sequels -- 'Porky's II: The Next Day,' 'Porky's Revenge!' and 'Pimpin' Pee Wee' -- and even featured a future A-lister in randy gym coach Kim Cattrall. So where have the rest of the 'Porky's' gang ended up...
'Lion King' Cast Today
'Lion King' Cast Today
'Lion King' Cast Today
After 'The Little Mermaid,' 'Beauty and the Beast,' and 'Aladdin,' Disney animation was on a roll.  Still, almost no one predicted the titanic box office success of 'The Lion King,' a monster hit that remains one of the highest grossing animated films of all time...
'Wet Hot' Cast Today
'Wet Hot' Cast Today
'Wet Hot' Cast Today
While 'Wet Hot American Summer' might sound like some sort of pornographic movie, we assure you it's not. It's actually a cult classic comedy with a cast of people who were mostly unknowns at the time. Today, some of them have gone on to receive Emmy and Academy Award nomination.
'7th Heaven' Today
'7th Heaven' Today
'7th Heaven' Today
Airing between 1996 and 2007, '7th Heaven' is credited with being the longest-running family drama in television history. While the show about a minister, his wife and their seven children never drew big ratings or critical acclaim, it had a dedicated enough following that when The WB cancelled '7th Heaven' after 10 seasons another network, CW, brought it back for an eleventh. Plus, it launched th
Famous Sidekicks Then and Now
Famous Sidekicks Then and Now
Famous Sidekicks Then and Now
If America loves anything more than a hero, it's a sidekick. Because people realize they aren't leading man material, but are still hopeful enough to think they could probably kick it next to Batman. That's *way* more realistic.
'Blossom' Then and Now
'Blossom' Then and Now
'Blossom' Then and Now
A well-established sitcom trick is to get the mom out of the equation and let comic mayhem ensue. ('Full House,' anyone?) Because women are no fun and men are terrible parents harharhar (*stereotypes FTW.*) 'Blossom' took it to the extreme -- the Russo family mom had left home to have her own life, leaving Blossom, her two older brothers and her dad to fend for themselves (she didn't even have the
'Batman' Stars Today
'Batman' Stars Today
'Batman' Stars Today
Tim Burton's 1989 take on 'Batman' wasn't quite as "dark" as Christopher Nolan's rebooted trilogy that followed 16 years later. But considering the last screen representation of the Caped Crusader was the '60s era campfest starring Adam West, Burton's vision was still quite a departure in tone from what audiences were used to seeing from The Dark Knight on screen.
'Buffy' Then and Now
'Buffy' Then and Now
'Buffy' Then and Now
Joss Whedon's idea to subvert the Hollywood formula of "the little blonde girl who goes into a dark alley and gets killed in every horror movie" first manifested itself in the 1992 film 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer,' which starred Kristy Swanson as the unlikely killer of vampires. But the concept really hit its stride in 1997 with the debut of the TV show of the same name.
Sully Then and Now
Sully Then and Now
Sully Then and Now
A disturbing thing happened the other day. A friend on Facebook confessed that she used to have the hots for Joe Lando AKA Sully from the '90s period soap 'Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman.' Then an avalanche of 'Ohmahgawww SULLY!!' comments ensued. Well, ladies, now's your chance to find out whatever happened to that rugged outdoorsman with a penchant for scarves and feather necklaces.
Remember 'Dinosaurs'?
Remember 'Dinosaurs'?
Remember 'Dinosaurs'?
The family sitcom formula went old school -- like prehistoric old school -- in 1991 by focusing on a family of dinosaurs in the aptly named comedy series 'Dinosaurs.' The show, produced by Jim Henson Productions, brought puppetry to a massive scale, putting puppeteers in complex animatronic suits to properly portray the larger-than-life members of the Sinclair family.
What Happened to 'Drop Dead Fred'?
What Happened to 'Drop Dead Fred'?
What Happened to 'Drop Dead Fred'?
Many of us had imaginary friends growing up, but none were so wild as the green suited anarchist at the center of 'Drop Dead Fred!' This off-the-walls comedy from 1991 followed Lizzie Cronin, a grown woman who'd failed to blossom after her parents locked away her fantastical BFF. But when her life hits a serious low point (no husband, no job, no money or car), she comes across a taped-up Jack-in-t

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