Why Jason Momoa's Instagram Story Has Witcher Fans Buzzing
It's safe to say, at this point, that if you love Henry Cavill, you probably also have a deep abiding fondness for Jason Momoa.
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The Real Reason John Travolta Returned To TV For Die Hart
Yes, Travolta is once again doing TV, or rather mobile phones this time around, which historically has been a rarity for him. In the series, Kevin Hart plays a fictionalized version of himself who's tired of playing second fiddle to the action stars.
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The Jaw-Dropping Documentary That's Taking Over HBO Max Right Now
There is an exhilarating chunk of our lifetime when we feel invincible. A segment of time when we do nothing but slurp down soda, chomp on corn dogs, and freefall into a murky pool. That teenage spirit was embodied in full by a New Jersey amusement park known as Action Park.
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Why The Girlfriend From I'm Thinking Of Ending Things Looks So Familiar
The trailer for I'm Thinking of Ending Things is two minutes and 38 seconds of weirdness and mystery. We've got the world's freakiest ice cream shop, a dog that won't stop shaking, and a main character played by an actor we know we've seen... somewhere. Here's why Jessie Buckley looks so familiar.
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Why Starlight From The Boys Looks So Familiar
Coming in strong on The Boys' pilot, "The Name of the Game," the introduction of Starlight — aka Annie January — plays out as a sort of worst-case scenario of the old adage "never meet your heroes."
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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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What The Disgusting Brains In Umbrella Academy Season 2 Were Really Made Of
There are still tons of season 2 mysteries for Umbrella Academy fans to digest. Series star David Castañeda and showrunner Steve Blackman recently spilled the beans bout a digestive mystery from the show's second season: What the gang were actually eating in that brain-devouring episode 8 scene.
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TV Shows That Got Worse After Their First Season
From sci-fi adventures to detective dramas, here are some TV shows that, sadly, only went downhill after exciting, thrilling, and even great first seasons.
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The Real Reason These Actors Left Popular Sci-Fi Shows
The right role on a sci-fi series can make an actor immortal. But not every part is a magical union between actor and character. Why did they leave?
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What You Need To Know About Paula Pell
There's a brand new murder mystery show on the scene, and what it lacks in gritty pathos, it makes up for with a bucolic New England setting and plenty of LOL-worthy moments. Quibi's Mapleworth Murders comes from creator and star Paula Pell, a fixture in TV comedy for over 20 years.
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Cameos You Don't Want To Miss In Mapleworth Murders
Among the citizens of New Woodstream, viewers will recognize many familiar faces. That's because Mapleworth Murders is chockablock with cameos from some of the funniest actors in the business. There are so many celeb cameos on that you might feel overwhelmed by the talent, but we're here to help.
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What You Need To Know About The Guy Who Plays Rayshawn In #FreeRayshawn
Not only does the series make great use of Quibi's smartphone-only platform, but it also provides a terrific showcase for the talents of its charismatic star, Stephan James. Whether or not you recognize James right off the bat, you're likely already familiar with his work.
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'90s References You Missed In When The Street Lights Go On
Quibi's new thriller When the Street Lights Go On aims to capture the feeling of what it was like to be a teenager in the mid-'90s. Thankfully for viewers seeking a nostalgia fix, it doesn't shy away from references and allusions to the decade of grunge and Beanie Babies.
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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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We Finally Know When The Mandalorian Season 2 Will Premiere
Well, the wait is over. We finally know when season 2 of The Mandalorian will be available, and it's not as far off as you think.
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How Marty Might Have Known About The Helen Scene In Ozark Season 3
One savvy Redditor is convinced Marty knew precisely what fate awaited Helen in Mexico, as he'd masterminded the events with both Navarro and Helen's trusted hitman Nelson. Here's how this wild theory breaks down.
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The Most Paused Moments In Stranger Things
Although this series is eminently binge-worthy, there are some moments we watch and pause more than others, usually related to characters that audiences have grown to love. Here are our picks for the most paused moments in Stranger Things.
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This Chadwick Boseman SNL Sketch Makes Us Laugh And Cry And The Same Time
In the wake of Chadwick Boseman's passing and as Hollywood and fans alike mourn the magnetic Marvel Cinematic Universe star, all of his performances are being shared across the Internet, including a Saturday Night Live sketch that might make you laugh and cry.
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What Bones Fans Can't Stand About Agent Booth
After rewatching Bones, some fans have taken to Reddit to share a rather shocking untold truth of Bones. Namely, David Boreanaz's Special Agent Seeley Booth — one of the main characters of the show — is, well, kind of a jerk.
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The Real Reason Trinkets Season 3 Isn't Happening
Over the past number of years, Netflix has built a reputation for canceling its original shows, seemingly on the fly. Programs like Daredevil, American Vandal, and One Day at a Time, despite their steady popularity, were put on the chopping block after only a handful of seasons.
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The Real Reason NOS4A2 Was Canceled
While the first two seasons of NOS4A2 did ultimately cover the entirety of Joe Hill's beloved source material, it would seem poor ratings, and not a lack of ideas for a new season are ultimately what doomed the show.
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The Untold Truth Of Mousesack From The Witcher
Mousesack's time on Netflix's The Witcher, though short, nonetheless stands out for Adam Levy's excellent performance in the role. He is a secondary character important enough to appear in almost every piece of Witcher media ever made. Here are the important facts about his life and journey.
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What The Last 12 Months Of John Belushi's Life Were Like
The half-life of the public's adulation is astonishingly brief. All in all, it took roughly a decade for John Belushi's life to travel the parabola of fame.
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Your Complete Guide To The Boys
The comics' lengthy 72-issue, 2006-2008 run means there's plenty of lore, twists, and characters left out or remixed in the show. So in preparation for the coming season and facts that fans may be unaware of, here's a complete guide to Amazon's The Boys.
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The Boys Fans Have A Wild Theory About Season 2
As the September 4 season 2 premiere of The Boys approaches, fans have kicked themselves into a fever pitch of discussion. Sifting through all the theoretical ramblings is enough to induce delirium, but we've crawled through the mayhem and plucked out one theory that actually holds some water.
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Here's How You Can Watch The Game Seasons 4-9
Unfortunately, Netflix viewers won't catch a whiff of that massively popular season 4 premiere, let alone anything after it, seeing as the streaming service only has the rights to the first three seasons of the show. Want to see more? Here's how you can watch The Game seasons 4-9.
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The Ending Of Trinkets Season 2 Explained
The season 2 finale of Netflix's original teen shoplifting drama Trinkets is a bittersweet occasion for fans of the series. The final moments of the episode brought things to a cathartic end, but Netflix isn't picking the show up for a third season, so the season finale is actually a series finale.
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