Times The Pawn Stars Have Seriously Cheated Customers
Let's look back on the times the Pawn Stars made questionable deals that ended up meaning potential big bucks lost for their sellers.
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Disenchantment Trailer Takes Matt Groening's Style To The Past
Matt Groening's animated series have already spoofed the future with Futurama, and covered the modern day zeitgeist on The Simpsons. Naturally, there's only one direction to go next: Back into the past, as you can see in the first teaser for Netflix's upcoming program Disenchantment.
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Everything Coming To Netflix In July 2018
July is shaping up to be the hottest month of the year, and we're not talking about the weather. Netflix's upcoming release schedule is a bona fide firestorm of hot new movies and shows.
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Bad Boys TV Spinoff L.A.'s Finest Finally Gets Picked Up
After plenty of back and forth, the Bad Boys television spinoff is a go. Charter Communications has officially picked up L.A.'s Finest as its first scripted series. The spinoff, which stars Gabrielle Union and Jessica Alba, was previously passed over at NBC.
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Watchmen Series Casts Jeremy Irons
The curious cast of Watchmen continues to curry favor among interested fans. Batman v. Superman and Justice League actor Jeremy Irons has signed onto a lead role in HBO's Watchmen TV series, with details about the character he's playing still being kept a secret.
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Riverdale Season 3 To Introduce Evelyn Evernever
Riverdale is getting a brand-new resident in season 3. According to a new casting breakdown, the third season of The CW's Riverdale will bring the Little Archie comics character Evelyn Evernever into the mix.
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Better Call Saul Season 4 Teaser Takes Us To Los Pollos Hermanos
AMC has shared the first teaser for Better Call Saul season 4, which sees Jimmy/Saul (Bob Odenkirk) dive deeper into the messy world Gus Fring (Giancarlo Esposito) lives in. The footage also takes viewers to a special place: Los Pollos Hermanos, the fried chicken joint first seen in Breaking Bad.
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Netflix's All-Time Most Expensive Shows
Netflix is building a library of 50 percent in-house content. In order to achieve this goal, the company has signed off on some seriously high-budget series. But which are the most expensive shows Netflix has ever produced?
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The Walking Dead: Chandler Riggs Shocked At Andrew Lincoln's Decision To Exit Series
Chandler Riggs was just as taken aback as The Walking Dead fans were when learning of lead actor Andrew Lincoln's decision to leave the AMC series. Riggs admitted that he was shocked to hear his on-screen father planned to call it quits on The Walking Dead and his starring role as Rick Grimes.
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The Red Hood: The Untold Truth
Even among a list of strange legacy characters, Red Hood is one of the oddest in the DC Universe. Here's what you don't know.
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The Terror Renewed For Season 2 With New Cast, Creative Team
AMC has renewed The Terror, but the upcoming second season is going to look a bit different. The sophomore outing of the horror anthology will bring on a new cast and a new creative team to tackle the story of a specter haunting the Japanese-American community during World War II.
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HBO Now: Everything Coming In July 2018
Just when you thought summer meant relaxing in the sunshine, taking time off work for a family vacation, and drinking frozen cocktails poolside, HBO swooped in and said, "Nope, you're staying home and watching the movies and TV shows coming to HBO Now in July 2018."
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Amazon Prime: Everything Coming In July 2018
Amazon Prime is living up to its name, announcing a top-notch line-up of movies and television shows that will arrive on the streaming service in July 2018. From Breakfast at Tiffany's to How to Talk to Girls at Parties, there's something for everyone to watch next month.
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Timeless Canceled By NBC (Again)
NBC has canceled Timeless -- again. After reversing their decision to end the time-traveling series after one season, the network has decided that it will come to an end after two. The show starred Abigail Spencer, Malcolm Barrett, and Matt Lanter.
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Hulu: Everything Coming In July 2018
Summer is officially in full swing, and we know you'll probably waste away a few weekends binge-watching TV series and hosting all-night movie marathons. Luckily for you, Hulu has a splendid selection of new movies and shows that will be available to stream in July 2018.
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Dear White People Renewed For Season 3
Dear White People is sticking around for another season on Netflix. The streaming site revealed on Thursday that it had renewed the Justin Simien-created satirical comedy-drama series for a third season.
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Y: The Last Man: Jodie Foster In Talks To Star In FX Series
Buckle up, Contact, Taxi Driver, and Silence of the Lambs fans — we may now know the identity of Y the Last Man's mother. According to a casting report, Academy Award-winner Jodie Foster is in talks to play the role of Jennifer Brown in the FX TV adaptation of the Vertigo comic book series.
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Ozark Season 2 Release Date, First-Look Footage Revealed
Netflix has your Labor Day weekend plans sorted. The streamer just rolled out the first look at Ozark season 2, releasing a dark and drippy teaser for the Jason Bateman and Laura Linney-starring series that confirms when the new collection of episodes will be available to binge-watch.
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Invincible: Amazon Orders Animated Series From Walking Dead Creator Robert Kirkman
Hey, TV-lovers out there: prepare yourselves for the arrival of another of Robert Kirkman's brainchildren. Amazon Studios has greenlit the hour-long animated series Invincible, based on the comic series from The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker, and artist Ryan Ottley.
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Star Trek: Discovery's Alex Kurtzman Inks Massive Deal To Expand Star Trek TV Franchise
The Star Trek television world is about to get even bigger. Star Trek: Discovery co-creator Alex Kurtzman has inked a deal with CBS Television Studios to expand the Star Trek franchise across small screens. New series, spinoffs, and animated projects will emerge as a result of the content agreement.
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Supergirl: Chris Wood Isn't Returning For Season 4
In not-so-super Supergirl news, it's been announced that Chris Wood won't be returning to the superhero series for its upcoming fourth season. Wood, who has played Mon-El since season 2, took his bow during the Monday night finale, the 23rd episode of season 3 entitled "Battles Won and Lost."
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Jon Bernthal's Shane Returning For The Walking Dead Season 9
Against all odds, Jon Bernthal is returning to The Walking Dead. After days of rumors and near-set sightings, it's been confirmed that Bernthal's character Shane Walsh will be returning to the AMC series during its upcoming ninth season, appearing in one episode of the show.
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Small Details You Missed In Arrested Development Season 5
From references to the actors' past roles to meta-textual acknowledgements of behind-the-scenes scheduling conflicts, we've rounded up all the small details you missed in Arrested Development season five.
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The Flash Promotes Jessica Parker Kennedy To Series Regular
It's no mystery: the character formerly known as Mystery Girl will be an even bigger presence in The Flash moving forward. Jessica Parker Kennedy, who plays Nora West-Allen, has been promoted to series regular for the superhero drama series' upcoming fifth season.
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Jack Ryan: John Krasinski Talks Playing A 'Superhero' In Amazon Series
John Krasinski may have missed out on a few big superhero roles, but the A Quiet Place mastermind believes that he's finally getting his chance to play one in Amazon's Jack Ryan series, due out this August.
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Lucifer Revived At Netflix Following Fox Cancelation
Lucifer lives. The Tom Ellis-starring DC Comics drama will have a fourth season on Netflix after being canceled by Fox. The show also features Lauren German, Tricia Helfer, D.B. Woodside, Rachael Harris, Lesley-Ann Brandt, Kevin Alejandro, Aimee Garcia, and Scarlett Estevez.
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Supergirl Promotes Jesse Rath To Series Regular For Season 4
Supergirl fans, you'll be seeing a lot more of Brainiac-5 come season 4. The CW superhero drama series has promoted actor Jesse Rath to series regular for its upcoming fourth season. Rath, who portrays the half-computer, half-living being Brainiac-5, appeared in just five episodes of season 3.
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