Val Kilmer's Biggest Challenge Playing Batman Isn't What You'd Expect
Val Kilmer only played Batman one time on the big screen, and he explained why he decided to hang up the cowl after just a single outing.
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Warner Bros. Execs Have An Obvious Solution To The Flash Problem Staring Them All In The Face
If Ezra Miller isn't continuing in the DCEU after "The Flash," here's how the studio could get around an awkward recasting of the character.
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The Vintage Prop Lauren German Stole From Lucifer's Set
It is a time-honored tradition for an actor to take a souvenir from set when production wraps. So, what vintage prop did Lauren German take from "Lucifer"?
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Val Kilmer Reveals Whether He's Open To Playing Batman Again
Val Kilmer recently revealed whether or not he's open to returning to the role of Batman/Bruce Wayne in the future.
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The Scariest Scenes In Orphan: First Kill Ranked
The prequel Orphan: First Kill uses what we know from the original film to turn our expectations upside-down and deliver scares in some truly surprising ways.
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Seinfeld Fans Can't Seem To Figure Out The Answer To This Sombrero Question
While Jerry Seinfeld is the titular star and some consider George Costanza to be the main attraction, Elaine Benes is still a comedic force on "Seinfeld."
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Ice Road Truckers' Lisa Kelly Addresses The Series' Possible Return
In an interview with trucking publication Overdrive, cast member Lisa Kelly discussed the possible return of History reality series Ice Road Truckers.
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Amid DC Turmoil, Warner Bros. Bets Big On One Director
DC has long attempted to catch up to the success of the MCU but has struggled to produce the same results. But that could soon change thanks to one director.
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We Finally Know Why Jordan Elsass Suddenly Quit Superman & Lois
Here's why Jordan Elsass, who played Jonathan Kent on "Superman & Lois," decided to quit the popular CW series.
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The Sandman's Dream Of A Thousand Cats Has Some Surprising Connections To The Audible Series
Hardcore fans of "The Sandman" may have noticed some Audible talent pop up in the recent Netflix episode, "Dream of a Thousand Cats."
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The Neil Gaiman Cameo You Missed In The Sandman's Dream Of A Thousand Cats
"Dream of a Thousand Cats" is the latest entry from "The Sandman." It boasts plenty of voice talent, including an appearance from Neil Gaiman himself.
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The Time Sal Messed With The Wrong Person While Filming Impractical Jokers
"Impractical Jokers" star Sal Vulcano recently joked about the time he had a heated confrontation during filming with someone who wasn't in on the joke.
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Neil Gaiman's Interesting Thought Process Behind Death's Peculiar Personality In The Sandman
"The Sandman" introduces us to a personification of Death most audiences probably haven't seen before. Author Neil Gaiman explained his reasoning behind this.
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Lucifer's Tom Ellis Often Had To Put Up A Fight When It Came To This One Part Of The Show
After shocking fan support, "Lucifer" was saved by Netflix for three more seasons after its initial cancellation. Tom Ellis revealed he found to film one part.
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Why The Role Of Robin Hood Was Recast In Once Upon A Time
Robin Hood is a quintessential character who had a charming introduction to "Once Upon A Time" fans. So why was the role recast after his first appearance?
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Dwayne Johnson Assures Fans That Black Adam Will Be Nothing Like His Other Films
"Black Adam" promises to upend the hierarchy of the DC Extended Universe, and Dwayne Johnson spoke about how the film will be unlike anything he's done before.
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The Untold Truth Of Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman
Strap on your armor and prepare to confront the untold truth of the film version of Wonder Woman, as played by Gal Gadot.
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A Major Superman & Lois Character Is Being Recast
A major player on "Superman & Lois" is being recast. Here's who's leaving the show and why.
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Only One DC Hero Can Save Warner Bros.' DCEU At This Point, And The Answer Should Be Obvious
Warner Bros. Discovery's most powerful weapon in the DC universe is one they've barely used — they just need to give it the green light.
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How Exactly Is The Sandman Connected To William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream?
You wouldn't think to look at it, but Netflix's recent hit "The Sandman" and Shakespeare's play "A Midsummer Night's Dream" have a significant connection.
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Vikings Fans All Agree That This Is The Saddest Death On The Show
"Vikings" killed off plenty of characters throughout its run, but there's one death, in particular, that fans of the show think is its saddest.
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Black Adam Director Confirms What We Suspected All Along About Hawkman
Hawkman's backstory is far too confusing to explain, so the "Black Adam" filmmakers decided to do something different.
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The Batman Actor You Forgot Starred On South Park
"South Park" has boasted a number of guest celebrity voice actors over the years, including one star who once suited up as the Caped Crusader.
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The Director Of Black Adam Has Revealed Why Pierce Brosnan Was Cast As Dr. Fate
Pierce Brosnan will join the world of superheroes in "Black Adam." Here's why director Jaume Collet-Serra thinks he was the perfect choice to play Dr. Fate.
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The Last TV Show Robin Williams Was On Before He Died
Late in his career, Robin Williams made his return to network series TV. Unfortunately, the show was not successful and was canceled after one season.
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The One Time Young Sheldon's Iain Armitage Stumbled Onto Impractical Jokers
Long before "Young Sheldon" was a thing, Iain Armitage made his television debut with a quick but memorable role on truTV's "Impractical Jokers."
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This DC Villain Wants To Play Yet Another Version Of The Joker
A new actor has expressed interest in playing the Joker -- and as it turns out, he already has plenty of experience when it comes to playing comics bad guys.
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