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After the Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales number one debut this weekend, it has been revealed that the budget for snacks alone was $2 million dollars on the first installment of the franchise. The number one weekend for Pirates of the Caribbean 5 was enough to bring Disney's monster franchise up over the $4 billion dollar mark worldwide, even with less than stellar stateside numbers and the effect of the Manchester terrorist attack on the European box office. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl debuted in 2003 and became the fourth highest grossing movie of that year after critics estimated that it would be an epic, over budget box office bomb. But what did the crew eat? What about the craft services? Fans the world-over have been asking that question for the past 14 years and now we finally have an answer.

The Hollywood Reporter recently...

This morning, it was announced that Hit List, one of the fictional musicals from NBC’s dearly departed drama Smash, will be performed at 54 Below in New York City. Smash stars (and Hit List composers/performers) Jeremy Jordan, Andy Mientus, and Krysta Rodriguez, will star in the show, which will be presented by Julia Brownell, ex-Smash showrunner Joshua Safran, and Jennifer Ashley Tepper. A release describes Hit List as “a modern fable about identity and the price of fame” that “tells the tragic love story of a wannabe pop singer who transforms herself to become a star and the...

Washington, D.C. - In a town famed for leaders and shapers of destiny, it is little wonder that things linger. It seems that every house has historic significance, every building is a monument. From high windows people feel that they are being watched from even the most innocuous of buildings.

One in particular, not the most famous by any stretch of the imagination, replays the pain that took place in its walls. Shadows walk past windows, and people swear that inside the dead continue to walk.

It could be hype, meant to drive people to what is now a museum. Or it could be the echoes of the past when a man died at the hands of a former friend.

Washington, DC, is home to hundreds of sights for the curious. Every home has a story, monuments line the streets, and there are even places for hard-core horror movie fans to visit.