What Amber Nash Really Thinks Of Her Archer Character - Exclusive
Ahead of the premiere of Archer season 11, actress Amber Nash — the voice of Pam — spoke with Looper in an exclusive interview to answer some questions about her character.
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Jurnee Smollett Talks Season 1 Of Lovecraft Country And More - Interview
Smollett didn't hesitate to share her thought-provoking views when asked to elaborate on the many pertinent social issues that Lovecraft Country boldly tackles. She also took some time to dissect her character and thoroughly explain what makes her tick.
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The Best On-Screen Versions Of Sherlock Holmes Ranked
Sherlock Holmes is one of pop culture's most beloved characters. Accordingly, he's been in a metric ton of movies and TV shows. But which of these on-screen Sherlocks is the best portrayal of the consulting detective? We're here to answer that question with this definitive list.
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The Worst Thing Sean Roman Ever Did On Chicago P.D.
Over its run on NBC, the grizzled and gritty procedural series Chicago P.D. has seen many characters doing questionable things. One character, Sean Roman, returned to Chicago after a four-year absence ... but by that time, he was a very changed man.
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Doom Patrol Just Got The Best Possible News
The Doom Patrol, DC's oddest family of superpowered misfits, will be back for even more misadventures, shared trauma, and reluctant heroics. The popular series about the strange and lesser-known comics team has been renewed for a third season.
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How Jena Malone's Unconventional Upbringing Shaped Her Career - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Looper conducted in the run-up to Antebellum's September 18 release, actress Jena Malone credited her unconventional upbringing as playing a part in her career choices that so often overlap with important cultural conversations.
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The Secret To Keeping American Horror Story Interesting - Exclusive
Manny Coto writes about the end of the world ... a lot. In an exclusive interview with Looper, Coto took time to explain what he finds so fascinating about apocalyptic stories, and to open up about his experience working on FX's hit anthology series American Horror Story.
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How Lamorne Morris Got Into Character For Woke - Exclusive
On Hulu's Woke, New Girl actor Lamorne Morris portrays a fictionalized version of cartoonist Keith Knight, who finds his life turned upside down after being the victim of police brutality. Looper spoke with Morris to discuss how he stepped into the role of a real-life person.
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Karan Soni Talks Other Space, Daniel Radcliffe, Deadpool, And More - Exclusive Interview
Looper spoke with Karan Soni to dive deep into his role on Other Space as well as a series of other subjects, like what Daniel Radcliffe is really like, his future in the Deadpool franchise, and what it's been like working with comedy icons like Paul Feig, Melissa McCarthy, and Kristen Wiig.
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The Best Guest Spots On The Office
From A-list actresses to beloved comedians, here are the best guest spots on The Office.
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Karan Soni On What It Was Like Working On Deadpool - Exclusive
Looper spoke to Deadpool actor Karan Soni in an exclusive interview to dish on his reaction to landing the role of Dopinder, what it was like working with Ryan Reynolds, and what he thinks about the future of the franchise.
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The Best Phil Dunphy Moments On Modern Family
Phil Dunphy isn't cool -- and that's what makes him cool. Modern Family's lovable dad is a male cheerleader, a tech nerd, a trampoline enthusiast, and one heck of a wonderful parent. We're here to celebrate the life lessons, alter egos, and real estate tips that make him unforgettable.
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Lost Character Endings Ranked Worst To Best
From disappointing deaths to emotional finales, these are Lost character endings ranked worst to best.
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The Absolute Worst Thing Goku Has Ever Done
Though the English dub of Dragon Ball Z did its best to make Goku more of a Superman figure, as opposed to his harsher depiction in the manga, it couldn't hide the fact that the Saiyan isn't always so pure of heart.
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Michael K. Williams On What Audiences Can Take Away From Lovecraft Country
During a roundtable interview attended by Looper, Michael K. Williams commented on how projects he's starred in such as 12 Years a Slave, The Wire, and This is Us all opened up a discussion about race in America, and how Lovecraft Country is now sparking a similar and relevant conversation.
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The Truth About The Battle Scene In Mulan - Exclusive
As Looper learned in an exclusive interview with actor Chen Tang, who plays Mulan's wise-cracking squad-mate Yao in the 2020 remake, what Mulan didn't do sets it apart from its sword-swinging peers.
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Kevin Alejandro Dishes On His Roles On Lucifer, Arrow, And More - Exclusive Interview
In an exclusive interview with Looper, Alejandro talked about that shocking sixth-season renewal, what to expect from the eventual series finale of Lucifer, and how his time on Arrow scared the pants off him.
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5 Best And 5 Worst Things In Tenet
Do the movie's flaws offer a compelling argument to skip Christopher Nolan's latest mind-bending blockbuster? Judge for yourself: Here's a look at the best and worst things about Tenet's story and cinematic execution.
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Wynonna Earp's Katherine Barrell Talks WayHaught, Season 4, And More - Exclusive Interview
Barrell talked to Looper in an interview leading up to the premiere of Wynonna Earp's fourth season in which she recounted her favorite moments, talked about the trouble with breaking for a pandemic, and paid tribute to the family behind one of TV's biggest surprise genre hits.
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How The Cast Of Mulan Got Ripped With The Help Of Special Forces - Exclusive
For the inside scoop on how Mulan remake director Niki Caro got a group of young actors into fighting form, Looper spoke with one of the cast members involved: Chen Tang, who plays the wise-cracking Yao.
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Chadwick Boseman's Best Onscreen Performances
It's a gutting loss to lose such a talented star so early in his career, but if there's any comfort to be had, it's the incredible and indelible performances Boseman left behind.
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Freaks And Geeks Creator On The Possibility Of A Reboot - Exclusive
In 1999, Paul Feig crafted a show based in the '80s called Freaks and Geeks, which sadly lasted just a single season. It's now a cult classic, and fans want to know whether a reboot is in the cards. Looper asked Feig exactly that in a recent exclusive interview.
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Why The New Mutants Is Both A Teen Movie And A Comic Book Movie
In director Josh Boone's The New Mutants, the titular group is comprised of five teenagers with superpowers who find themselves in nightmarish digs. At a recent press conference for The New Mutants, Boone and the cast reflected on how it felt to be back in the teen years while making the film.
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Why Joining Arrow Was So Scary For Kevin Alejandro - Exclusive
Actor Kevin Alejandro first stepped into the DC Universe when he appeared on season 2 of Arrow as Sebastian Blood, aka Brother Blood. In an interview with Looper, Alejandro delves into what it took to play Brother Blood and reflected on why joining Arrow was actually a scary experience for him.
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John Leguizamo On Why It Was So Important To Make Critical Thinking - Exclusive
Seventeen years after making his directorial debut with Undefeated, John Leguizamo is back behind the camera for his first turn as a feature film director with Critical Thinking. He recently spoke with Looper in an exclusive interview, revealing why making the film was so important to him.
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Robert De Niro's Absolute Best And Worst Movies
No actor always makes the right choices, and even one as acclaimed as Mr. De Niro is no exception. He's one of the most talented stars of his generation, but he's been known to pick a dud project here and there — and some of those low points are pretty darn low.
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Netflix Nabs One Of The Best-Rated Adventure Films Of 2019
Written and directed by relative newcomer Abba Makama, the film is entitled The Lost Okoroshi. It premiered to raves at the 2019 Toronto International Film Festival, and if that wild setup sounds at all intriguing, you should know it's due to make its Netflix debut on September 4, 2020.
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