How Chris Pratt Went From Living In A Van To Star-Lord
Hollywood history is littered with rags-to-riches stories, though few of them are quite as literal as Chris Pratt's.
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Whatever Happened To Steve-O?
The wildest member of the Jackass crew has mellowed considerably since the show went off the air.
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Why Society Is Worse Without Jackass
Here's why we still need Johnny Knoxville and the crew more than ever.
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The Best New Netflix Arrivals Of September 2018
There's so much heading to Netflix that it's hard to keep track of everything, so we've rounded up the best new releases to look forward to next month. Here's a look at the best of the new arrivals coming to Netflix in September 2018.
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The Big Bang Theory Ending After Season 12
No "bazinga!" here — The Big Bang Theory really is coming to an end. On Wednesday, August 22, Warner Bros. Television announced that CBS' astronomically successful sitcom The Big Bang Theory will end after its 12th season.
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Veronica Mars Revival Starring Kristen Bell Reportedly In Development At Hulu
Life's tough, but she's tougher — and she could be making a comeback on Hulu. The streaming giant has put into development a Veronica Mars revival series. Original Veronica Mars actress Kristen Bell is expected to star as the nominal private investigator and Neptune, California native.
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5 Dos And 5 Don'ts For Surviving The Purge
These are fictional stories, naturally, and we're all just playing around — but if the Purge really did pop off, would you be prepared to make it through? Follow along as we break down a list of the dos and don'ts of Purge night.
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GLOW Renewed For Season 3 On Netflix
The Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling around going a third round in the ring. Netflix announced on Monday, through the series' official Twitter account, that it had renewed the acclaimed comedy drama GLOW for a third season.
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Surprisingly Dark TV Sitcom Finales
Not all big sitcom finales end in an emotional, chapter-closing fashion. TV history boasts some exceptions to the rule, shows that bravely and boldly went against the norm by going dark. Here are some of the most surprisingly twisted final TV comedy episodes of all time.
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Iron Fist Season 2 Trailer: Danny Rand Is Back In Fist-Swinging Action
After a disappointing debut season, Marvel's Iron Fist is looking to make up for its past mistakes and avoid the sophomore slump. If the final trailer for the series' upcoming second season is anything to go by, the series has a solid chance of achieving those goals.
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How Your Life Would Be Different If You Lived In The MCU
How would our jobs, our businesses, our institutions, and our society as a whole be different if you could follow thunder gods on Instagram or if you had to worry about whether your homeowner's policy covered "Acts of Hulk"?
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Castle Rock Scores Second Season At Hulu
The spooks and scares of Stephen King's terrifying fictional Maine town will continue, as Hulu has renewed Castle Rock for a second season. According to Hulu's senior vice president and head of content Craig Erwich, Castle Rock will tell a "wholly original story" in season 2.
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Star Trek: Discovery Casts Its Spock
Ethan Peck as the new Spock? Make it so. Less than a month after Star Trek: Discovery showrunner Alex Kurtzmann officially announced during San Diego Comic-Con 2018 that the series would introduce Spock in its upcoming second season, it's been confirmed that Peck will take on the iconic role.
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Reality TV Shows Canceled Because Of An Idiot Mistake
Things can go wrong on set all the time, and when dealing with regular amateurs instead of professional actors or experienced showbiz vets, that risk is even greater. When reality TV does something brainless, it really goes above and beyond.
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Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina: First-Look Photos Take Kiernan Shipka's Witch Into The Woods
Don't let the trendy haircut and stylish wardrobe fool you — Sabrina Spellman is no average teenage girl. Netflix released the first photos from its upcoming series Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, and they prove exactly that. The new snaps take star Kiernan Shipka's witch Sabrina to the woods.
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Disney Will Release All Already Completed Fox Movies Following Acquisition
According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, insiders say that Disney's plan is to complete and release all of the films that Fox will have started, or finished and not yet released by the time the merger is completed. That probably includes X-Men: Dark Phoenix and New Mutants, among others.
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Disney Likely To Take Over Avatar, X-Men Franchises
In the aftermath of the Walt Disney Company's $71.3 billion purchase of 20th Century Fox, the reality of the merger on a human and artistic level is beginning to sink in — and it's sort of wild stuff to consider, with the Avatar and X-Men franchises likely to soon be controlled by Disney.
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Charlie Day And Rob McElhenney Developing A New Show For Apple
It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia masterminds Rob McElhenney and Charlie Day have just sold a new comedy series to Apple, which plans to air the show on their upcoming, super-secret streaming service.
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Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Season Two Trailer Takes The Show On The Road
Midge is back at it. Amazon Prime has posted the trailer for season two of their Golden Globe-winning streaming series The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, and it looks like they're taking the show on the road. Season two of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel is scheduled to premiere this winter.
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The Craziest Things To Ever Happen In Riverdale
From Betty solving her problems with maple syrup and a very hot hot tub to Jughead slicing a rival gangster's arm open, here are the craziest things to ever happen in Riverdale.
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Ruby Rose Cast As Batwoman In The CW's Arrowverse
The CW has captured its Kate Kane. The network just tapped Orange Is the New Black actress Ruby Rose to star as Batwoman in the upcoming Arrowverse crossover event and to lead the potential Batwoman solo series from writer, director, and executive producer Caroline Dries.
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Slaughterhouse-Five TV Series In The Works
Epix and Universal Cable Productions are set to do a duty-dance with death. Universal Cable Productions' Slaughterhouse-Five television adaptation has officially begun development with Epix. The series translates Kurt Vonnegut's anti-war novel of the same name.
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House Of Cards Season 6 Release Date Announced
Robin Wright's President Claire Underwood will take her oath of office sooner than you think. Netflix revealed on Tuesday when the sixth and final season of House of Cards will premiere, releasing a killer new poster alongside the announcement.
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Maniac: Netflix Releases Fantastic Full Trailer For Cary Joji Fukunaga Series
After titillating audiences with a cryptic, colorful, confrontational teaser, Netflix has finally released a first real look at the secretive, long-awaited limited series project from director Cary Joji Fukunaga, the director of True Detective season one — and the results are literally fantastical.
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Marvel Reportedly Responsible For Axing Donald Glover's Deadpool
Disney's not the only party making controversial personnel decisions on behalf of its Marvel properties; as it turns out, Marvel can also do that all by itself. According to FX CEO John Landgraf, Marvel itself was behind the decision to cancel Donald Glover's animated Deadpool series in March.
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Patrick Stewart To Reprise Role As Jean-Luc Picard In New Star Trek Series
Patrick Stewart is officially returning to the captain's chair. as the Star Trek actor has officially signed on to reprise his role as Starfleet Captain Jean-Luc Picard on a new CBS All-Access Star Trek series centering on the character's later life.
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Chris Rock Cast In Fargo Season 4
In "this is both surprising and historic" news, Chris Rock has been cast in season 4 of the Noah Hawley-created FX series Fargo. This marks Rock's first series regular role in a television series in almost 10 years, since he days spent working on the period sitcom Everybody Hates Chris.
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