Mike Worby is a Writer at SVG. With nearly a decade of experience in pop culture journalism, Mike covers topics related to the film industry, filmmaking, and entertainment news, drawing on his lifelong obsession with the entertainment sector. He has been featured in notable publications such as Cultured Vultures, Looper, and AOL, Inc.
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Mike Worby's coverage heavily focuses on entertainment news, particularly TV shows and movies. His articles include how-to guides, announcements, and opinion editorials within the entertainment industry.
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Mike Worby If you're a movie lover of any stripe, you've undoubtedly heard plenty of talk about box office performance in your life.
"Gilmore Girls" star Keiko Agena was immediately impressed with Alexis Bledel when the two actors first met on the set of the now-iconic CW comedy series.
While even some of its defenders admit it's the worst "Batman" movie ever, this theory suggests Joel Schumacher's greatest blunder is a secret success.
For viewers who want to jump into HBO's now-iconic crime series "The Wire," here's a look at how many episodes you can expect to encounter.
By: Mike Worby
For the film "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," Quentin Tarantino got Kurt Russell to do the narration. Here's why he opted for this longtime collaborator.
An Instagram user has shared concept art for Green Lantern, leaving fans wondering what could have been had he been included in "Zack Snyder's Justice League."
Janeane Garofalo claims that Edward Norton prevented her from getting the role of Marla Singer in "Fight Club," but Norton tells another story.
"Modern Family" character Claire Dunphy was nearly brought to life by another major sitcom star before the role ultimately went to Julie Bowen.
"Survivor Type," a story by Stephen King, has been made into a short film and an animated "Creepshow" episode. But it may be too gruesome for a feature.
You may have heard that "Stranger Things" has influences from the likes of Stephen King, but did you know that it was also inspired by a real-life conspiracy?
