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Before Fast & Furious: Paul Walker’s Forgotten Thriller That Launched a Secret Society Trilogy ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

Before Paul Walker took the wheel in Fast & Furious, he appeared in a lesser-known mystery drama set in a world far removed from racing lanes. The Skulls, released in 2000, placed Walker in a world of covert alongside Joshua Jackson.

The film raked in more than $50 million globally (per Box Office Mojo), made on a modest $15 million budget. Though not widely remembered today, the film didn’t stop there. It later led to two low-profile follow-ups, both of which quietly extended the idea of underground student societies and their secrets.

Paul Walker’s The Skulls Led Secret Society Trilogy

Directed by Rob Cohen, The Skulls tells the story of Luke McNamara (Paul Walker), a driven student attending a high-end law university on financial support. His life takes a sharp turn when...

Be prepared to see more of the first lady in the coming weeks, according to reports. She'll be returning this weekend to Nickelodeon's Kids' Choice Awards and then will appear on an episode of The Biggest Loser in April. "We share a common goal with the first lady to get people more active and healthy, so both parties felt it was a natural fit to join forces again," executive producer Todd Lubin said. But these won't be Michelle Obama's first forays onto the small screen -- her IMDb page actually boasts a relatively large number of cameos and interviews. Here's a look back at some of her best moments entertaining and educating kids and adults alike:

1. Ellen

It was the push-up contest heard 'round the world last month when the talk show host challenged the first lady to show off her guns. Michelle emerged as the victor. On a later episode,...