The Whale's Filming Location Put The Cast Through Less Than Ideal Conditions
The Whale's filming location put the cast through less than ideal conditions, according to Sadie Sink. The actress said that wasps and cold plagued the process.
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Snowfall Season 6 - What We Know So Far
FX's gritty period piece "Snowfall" is finally about to reach its sixth and final season. Here's everything we know so far about the show's last installment.
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HBO's Full Circle - What We Know So Far
HBO's Full Circle has just been announced, but what do we know about it so far? Here's when the series should release, as well as who's starring in it.
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Who Plays Nicolas In Emily In Paris Season 3?
Cozy up this holiday season with a new batch of "Emily in Paris" episodes. Before you start, let us introduce you to the show's newest character, Nicolas!
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How The Original How I Met Your Mother Spin-Off Tanked With Test Audiences
"How I Met Your Mother" became one of CBS' biggest sitcoms. It almost spun a reboot starring and created by an Oscar-winning director, but here's what happened.
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Why Patrick Bateman Ended Up On The Cutting Room Floor Of Rules Of Attraction
Bret Easton Ellis considers "Rules of Attraction" to be the best film adaptation of his work. Here, we share the Patrick Bateman scene that was sadly cut.
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HBO's White House Plumbers - What We Know So Far
2023 will be bringing a ton of new must-see television shows to our home. But HBO's "White House Plumbers" looks to be the next "Succession"-like hit.
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Avatar Writers Ran Into The Unusual Challenge Of Having Too Much Material When Creating Avatar 3
"Avatar: The Way of Water" continues the story of the Na'vi. With a slew of follow-up movies soon to come, the filmmakers have a lot of information to include.
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The New Gang Is All Alright In The Latest Trailer For That '90s Show
The trailer for Netflix's '90s-set update reintroduces the That '70s Show gang and promises new scenes, fresh faces, and of course, time in The Circle.
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Charlie Cox Doesn't Take The Excitement For His Daredevil Return Lightly
In light of the upcoming Daredevil reboot show in which he'll star, Charlie Cox revealed that he doesn't take fans' excitement for his MCU return lightly.
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Christian Bale's Ties To Leonardo DiCaprio Go Even Further Back Than American Psycho
Christian Bale says Leonardo DiCaprio's turned-down roles have helped him find work, but here's one famous role DiCaprio accepted that could have gone to Bale.
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1883's Fatal Finale Was A Huge Shock For Paramount Executives
"1883" concluded in March with a shocking fatal finale — so shocking, in fact, that even the top executives at Paramount were taken aback.
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Spirited's Will Ferrell Explains Why 'Good Afternoon' Is Such A Hostile Phrase
Will Ferrell stars in the musical "Spirited," which contains one musical number about how profane the phrase "Good afternoon" actually is.
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Puss In Boots: The Last Wish Director Joel Crawford Gets Candid About Another Possible Sequel
Joel Crawford, the director of "Puss in Boots: The Last Wish," thinks there's enough potential for more cat-themed animated adventures.
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NFL Sunday Ticket Moves To YouTube TV
Fans who depend on NFL Sunday Ticket to be able to watch their favorite teams from week to week will soon have to look elsewhere to find the service.
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Yellowstone's Jennifer Landon And Jefferson White Have Very Different Opinions On The Bunkhouse Scenes
Jennifer Landon and Jefferson White, who play Teeter and Jimmy on Paramount's "Yellowstone," have opposing viewpoints on the show's bunkhouse scenes.
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Whatever Happened To DynoSafe After Shark Tank?
Whatever happened to DynoSafe after it appeared on Shark Tank? Even though the deal fell through, potential customers can join a waitlist on DynoSafe's site.
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April Bowlby Breaks Down The Nuances Between Her Comedy Work And Doom Patrol Role - Exclusive
"Doom Patrol" star April Bowlby compared her role in the series to her work on more comedic projects, explaining how her preparation process differs.
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Doom Patrol's Joivan Wade Roasts Brendan Fraser's Charades Game - Exclusive
Joivan Wade stars in "Doom Patrol," and in an exclusive interview with Looper, he recalled one of his favorite moments with his co-stars: playing charades.
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1923's Michelle Randolph Explores Her Character's Similarities To 1883's Elsa Dutton - Exclusive
"1923" star Michelle Randolph commented on the similarities she sees between her character and Elsa Dutton from the other "Yellowstone" spin-off, "1883."
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Shinichiro Watanabe Looked To Blade Runner For Cowboy Bebop's Diversity - Exclusive
Shinichiro Watanabe explains how the diversity in "Blade Runner" inspired him to include trans and non-binary characters in his anime, such as "Cowboy Bebop."
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Magnum P.I.'s Tom Selleck Had A Lot To Say About The Reboot
Tom Selleck was the original "Magnum P.I." Fans may be curious to know what the iconic actor thought about the popular reboot of the series.
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The Hybrid Motorcycle Car That Set American Pickers Back $35,000
Here's the story of the rare 1914 Merz motorcycle car that Frank Fritz paid $35,000 for in a Season 10 episode of "American Pickers."
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Movie Trailers That Lie To Fans Can Now Potentially Get Into Serious Legal Trouble
Movie trailers are perhaps a studio's most powerful weapon and one that must be used wisely.
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Damien Leone Ends Terrifier 2's Oscar Campaign With A Nod To The Upcoming Part 3
"Terrifier 2" director Damien Leone has officially brought the sequel's Oscar aspirations to an end.
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Before SNL Star Kevin Nealon Was Famous, He Was A Mall Santa
Former "Saturday Night Live" star Kevin Nealon recently shared some hilarious stories about his time as a struggling young comic moonlighting as a mall Santa.
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James Cameron Spills On The Origin Of Titanic's Most Iconic Line
Here's how James Cameron worked with Leonardo DiCaprio on what would become the most iconic line from the 1998 film "Titanic."
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