The Joker has had plenty of origin stories over the years, but while he shouldn't have just one, these are the three best.

Jack Nicholson’s Joker in Tim Burton’s Batman (1989) wasn’t just a performance—it was a masterclass in visual storytelling, ...

Dave Ramsey bluntly warns Americans on 401(k), Roth IRA money Deciphering the reasons behind Shedeur Sanders' stunning free fall in the NFL draft Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 2025 inductees are here ...

In the original version of Joker, Arthur Fleck was supposed to carve his Glasgow smile in front of his loyal followers, connecting Phoenix’s portrayal more closely with the traditional comic ...

critic) and Mike Muncer (of Evolution Of Horror podcast fame) stop by to talk about three things: Joker: Folie à Deux, The Wild Robot and, um, Smile 2. As you probably worked out from the title ...

Side effects may include: paranoia, insanity, hallucinations involving friends and loved ones beaming ear to ear like they’re auditioning for a biopic on the Joker, suicidal ideation ...

“I've got a surprise for you guys—and it's gonna make you smile.” “Bye, Batman!” “Lovely to meet you all. I'm the—oh, fist bump? ... handshake? It doesn't matter. I'm the Joker.” ...

Smile 2 will have the PLFs as part of its 3,500-theater count this weekend. Where are the Imax screens? Why they’re part of a three-week deal on Warner Bros’ bomb Joker: Folie a Deux.

The Dark Knight director cut out a Heath Ledger-like Joker smile in the Joker movie. FROM ABOVE, JOKER LAID OUT ON THE HOOD, arms spread, his hands uncuffed, a crowd has started to form around the ...