Theory - Every Major Bryan Cranston Role Is The Same Character (From Seinfeld To Breaking Bad)
Dr. Tim Whatley sure has a lot of explaining to do, particularly in New Mexico.
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Night Court's India De Beaufort On Walking A Fine Line Between Nostalgia And Revision For The Revival - Exclusive Interview
"Night Court" revival star India de Beaufort discussed working with her co-stars and how they tried to honor the original show while bringing something fresh.
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This Is The Exact Moment That Seinfeld Jumped The Shark
Seinfeld never got bad ... but there was definitely a turning point where it lost its mojo.
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A Little White Lie's Michael Shannon Explains Why He Hasn't Done Many Comedies - Exclusive
Michael Shannon explained why he hasn't done many comedy projects throughout his career and shared what drew him to his new comedy film, "A Little White Lie."
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The Best Free Western Movies You Can Watch On YouTube Right Now
Hollywood developed a fervent interest in westerns during the mid-20th century. Here are a few of the best westerns you can watch free on YouTube.
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The Oscars' EEAAO Best Picture Speech Moment That Confused The Internet
"Everything Everywhere All at Once" won Best Picture at The Oscars, and during the producer's acceptance speech, one line took social media by surprise.
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Hollywood Just Can't Get King Arthur Right (But Thanks To The Last Kingdom Author, There Is Hope)
Every King Arthur movie and TV show to date has tragically missed the mark, but The Winter King could finally make this legend work.
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Angela Bassett Looked Majorly Disappointed Over Her Best Supporting Actress Loss At The Oscars
"Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" star Angela Bassett looked majorly disappointed over her best supporting actress loss at the Oscars to Jamie Lee Curtis.
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Ariana Greenblatt Enjoys The Chaos Of Sci-Fi Beings Trying To Kill Her In Roles Like 65 - Exclusive
"65" star Ariana Greenblatt discussed why she enjoys roles involving the chaos of trying to escape a sci-fi being that's trying to kill her.
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Kaitlin Olson Credits Authenticity As The Secret To It's Always Sunny's Longevity - Exclusive
Kaitlin Olson of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" spoke to Looper about the series' long-running success and why she thinks it still connects with fans.
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Everything Everywhere All At Once's Big Win Should Mean The Oscars Are Finally Changing... But Will It?
"Everything Everywhere All at Once" could possibly usher in a new category of "Oscar movie," but will the Academy let it?
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Looper Survey: The Absolute Best The Big Bang Theory Duo According To Fans
Looper conducted a survey of 19,000 people on YouTube and asked them which "Big Bang Theory" duo is the best. Here's what the fans had to say.
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Scream's Postmodern Edge Has Gone Dull & The Franchise Needs Some Cutting New Critiques
The "Scream" franchise is synonymous with postmodernism, but six movies in, it's time for the franchise to offer a new perspective to remain relevant.
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The Shape Of Water's Michael Shannon On Why Guillermo Del Toro Is Among His Favorite People He's Worked With - Exclusive
In an interview, Michael Shannon reflected on working with director Guillermo del Toro and actor Doug Jones on "The Shape of Water," praising their creativity.
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After Brendan Fraser's Best Actor Oscar Win, We've Got Our Eyes On The Next Comeback Kid
Brendan Fraser just staged an incredible career comeback; here's who should follow in his footsteps.
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Why Adam Driver Is Drawn To Sci-Fi Roles Like 65 And Star Wars - Exclusive
Adam Driver hasn't met a sci-fi movie he couldn't slay. He spoke to Looper about why he's interested in sci-fi projects, such as "65" and "Star Wars."
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The Last Of Us Finale Misfired In Its Final Moments With Joel (& How Simplicity Could Have Saved It)
The Last of Us finale is phenomenal, but that big action moment with Pedro Pascal was approached in entirely the wrong way.
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How Delroy Lindo Formed A Personal Connection With His Character In UnPrisoned - Exclusive
Speaking to Looper about "UnPrisoned," Delroy Lindo explained the inspiration for his formerly incarcerated character and how he related to him as an actor.
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Ke Huy Quan's Best Supporting Actor Win Is What The Oscars Are Supposed To Be About
Ke Huy Quan's win at the Oscars just reminded of us how important movies are.
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Yellowstone Fans Agree Jimmy's Character Arc Has Been One Of The Best
Some Yellowstone viewers think that Jimmy has one of the best arcs in the entire show. Here's why.
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Shameless Fans Agree That Carl Is Hands Down The Best Gallagher Sibling
Each of the Gallaghers has done heinous things; however, "Shameless" fans agree Carl is hands down the best of the siblings in this gritty Showtime series.
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This Is The Exact Moment Gilmore Girls Jumped The Shark
Here's the exact moment when "Gilmore Girls" leapt over that proverbial shark.
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Theory: Cousin Greg Will End Up Running Waystar Royco On Succession
Here's why Cousin Greg will come out on top during the final season of "Succession."
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65's Jurassic Park-Style Dinosaurs Are An Outdated Misstep - Hollywood Should Pay Attention To Science
"Jurassic Park" changed the Hollywood landscape, but the franchise has monopolized dinosaur movies and led to filmmakers picking up some bad habits.
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The Equalizer's Adam Goldberg Unpacks Harry And The Impact Of Dazed And Confused - Exclusive Interview
"The Equalizer" actor Adam Goldberg spoke to Looper about how the show will dig into his character's background, as well as 30 years since "Dazed and Confused."
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Ariana Greenblatt Says The Communication Aspect Of 65 Was Quite Challenging - Exclusive
"65" star Ariana Greenblatt explained how she and Adam Driver navigated the challenges of playing characters who can't communicate with words.
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Everybody Remembers Evil Dead, But Burn Notice Was Bruce Campbell At His Best
Bruce Campbell is more than just Ash Williams, and Burn Notice was the show that proved it.
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