The people behind the miniseries looked to a variety of sources for their version of Pennywise. Did the Joker inspire the 1990s version of Pennywise? No, however, Yahoo! Entertainment reports ...

The steps, which join Shakespeare and Anderson Avenues and run along West 167 Street, are officially called “Joker Stairs” and listed at 1165 Shakespeare Ave. in the photo sharing app.

Which makes the semi-disturbing, stair-based flailing of Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker—a moment of literal descent into villainous ecstasy after he completes his transformation from disgruntled dude ...

Instagrammers are flooding the Bronx in New York City to visit the Joker stairs, as seen in the movie, and locals seem far from excited about it. Photos taken by Joker fans on the stairs ...

Now a set of stairs in New York is making the climb to fame in the movie "Joker," in which Joaquin Phoenix follows his transformation into a supervillain. His character lives in the Bronx and ...

If you haven’t seen Joker, you might find yourself asking people flocking to this set of New York City stairs, “why so serious” to get a photo? Fans of the blockbuster were quick to ...

Image As Arthur Fleck, Joaquin Phoenix trudged up the stairs. When Fleck turned into the Joker, Phoenix danced his way down.Credit...Niko Tavernise/Warner Bros. That is how a humble staircase ...

It's not quite up there yet with the stairs that Rocky Balboa ran in Rocky III at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, or the steps at the U.S. Capitol, or even the Spanish Steps in Rome. But the 'Joker ...

He left PEOPLE in 2018. They both played infamously evil clowns, but It’s Bill Skarsgard sees some major differences between his Pennywise and Heath Ledger’s Joker from The Dark Knight.

The Joker and Stephen King’s Pennywise are the two most iconic evil clowns in fiction — did one inspire the other? Here’s a look at the many inspirations behind the different versions of ...