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Zack Snyder is returning to the world of “300” with a new television series, but the project spells bad news for a big Netflix franchise.
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Presumed Innocent Review: A Juicy And Gripping Courtroom Drama
Jake Gyllenhaal shines in the new Apple TV+ legal thriller series "Presumed Innocent," proving that the source material has held up all these years.
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Only one actor from the main cast of the sitcom "Mork & Mindy" is still alive as of this writing, over four decades since the show's final episode aired.
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When "The Apprentice" was heading into its second season, star Donald Trump made an outrageous salary demand for an interesting reason.
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"Raised by Wolves" earned acclaim from fans and critics during its two seasons on HBO. But why was the sci-fi series canceled despite its popularity?
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Martin Lawrence's "Saturday Night Live" appearance in February 1994 led to NBC banning him from the entire network. Here's what happened.
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With “Star Trek: Discovery” officially coming to an end, the team behind the series has revealed what Season 6 might have looked like.
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According to "Star Trek" icon William Shatner, the franchise's writers came up with some storylines that creator Gene Roddenberry would have never greenlit.
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Wentworth Miller rocketed to fame in 2005 with "Prison Break." Since then, he's done a few other projects and made some personal announcements.
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The "women in refrigerators" trope, often known as "fridging," was originally observed in comic books but is pervasive across Hollywood. Here's what it means.
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"Skin Tight" was a short-lived spin-off where "My 600-lb Life" patients and others dealt with the excess skin they had after undergoing extreme weight loss.
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The question of whether or not Homelander could beat Superman is an ongoing hypothetical -- but one "The Boys" scene seems to have the answer.
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Most Game of Thrones fans know the White Walkers' weakness to Valyrian Steel and Dragonglass. But only a select few know about their other aversion.
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When "X-Men: The Animated Series" was airing in the '90s, Chef Boyardee capitalized on its success with this wild pasta commercial featuring Mister Sinister.
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"SpongeBob Squarepants" gets transformed into a horrifying nightmare thanks to an AI-generated trailer imagining if the show debuted in the 1950s.
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Fans of "The Big Bang Theory" are now worried about Leonard's fate, due to a passing comment from Jim Parsons' adult Sheldon on the "Young Sheldon" finale.
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Can Daemon Targaryen beat Jon Snow in a fight? Here’s what “House of the Dragon” star Matt Smith thinks about a potential showdown.
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A sci-fi legend brings Jedi Master Indara to life on the Star Wars TV show "The Acolyte." Here's where audiences have seen the veteran actor before.
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House of the Dragon Season 1 was a tapestry of family, politics and war. But the one thing you have to remember before Season 2 is a specific death.
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"The Rings of Power" has finally teased who actor Ciaran Hinds will play in Season 2, and in some ways, it’s a huge Lord of the Rings first!
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Although "Blue Bloods" showrunner Kevin Wade has previously said that a spin-off won't happen, a new series could very well be on the way.
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"House of the Dragon" Season 2 is flying onto Max, and the Targaryens are preparing to ride their dragons into war - albeit pretty slowly at the beginning.
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