The Boys' Wolverine Parody Was Way More Tragic Than Most Fans Realize
"The Boys" features a hilarious Wolverine parody called Groundhawk, but the character's story is far more tragic than viewers might expect.
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Yahya Abdul-Mateen II Transforms Into Marvel's Wonder Man In Epic Art
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II is set to play Wonder Man in the MCU, and fan art imagines what the actor could look like as the character.
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Why Was Kate Killed On NCIS?
Fans may know that Sasha Alexander left "NCIS" because of the demanding schedule, but why exactly did her character, Caitlin Todd, get killed off on the show?
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Attack On Titan: Why Did They Stop The Show For 4 Years?
"Attack on Titan" will go down in history as one of the all-time great anime series, but the creators have been in no rush to finish the story.
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The Challenge - The One Thing Contestants Would Rather Do Than Party In The House
While competitors on MTV's "The Challenge" like to have a good time, there's one thing most contestants would rather do than party in the house.
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Hell's Kitchen: Where Is Declan Now & Is He Still Cooking?
Despite finishing third place in Season 19 of "Hell's Kitchen," Declan Horgan has been doing quite well for himself, and not just in his career as a chef.
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That Actress In The AT&T Commercial Almost Starred In A Canceled Marvel Show
Milana Vayntrub, best known for her role in the AT&T commercials, nearly played a Marvel superhero on a show that was canceled after years in development hell.
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Gilmore Girls: How Many Seasons Are There & Which Are The Best According To IMDb?
As one of the most beloved comedy-drama series of the 2000s, "Gilmore Girls" lasted an impressive amount of time on the air, with some standout seasons to boot.
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My 600-Lb Life: What Has June McCamey Been Up To Since Season 4?
Here's what June McCamey has been up to since her time on "My 600-lb Life."
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A League Of Their Own Season 2 Isn't Happening After All
"A League of Their Own" has been canceled by Amazon Prime Video, despite previously having been greenlit for Season 2.
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SpongeBob Theory Uncovers The Dark Meaning Behind A Seemingly Innocent Curse
"Tartar sauce" is a common swear used on "SpongeBob SquarePants," and one fan theory speculates it has a sinister meaning behind it.
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Stacey Abrams' Star Trek Cameo: How She Became The President Of Earth
Georgia politician Stacey Abrams makes an unexpected cameo in "Star Trek: Discovery" Season 4 as President of Earth. Here's how her surprise role came to be.
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Whatever Happened To Hug Sleep After Shark Tank?
When Hug Sleep first appeared on "Shark Tank," they started a feeding frenzy among the sharks. But how did the product fare after their episode aired?
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Avatar 2 Lands Disney In Hot Water With A Developing Lawsuit
The details of an agreement with TSG Entertainment Finance over financing "Avatar: The Way of Water" are at the core of a lawsuit against Disney.
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Why Blue Bloods Is 'Copaganda,' According To YouTube And Reddit
"Blue Bloods" has been one of CBS' most popular police procedurals for over a decade, but some critics believe that it promotes the wrong message.
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Percy Jackson & The Olympians Series Drops Release Date & First Look At Epic Cast
Disney+ has debuted the first teaser for "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" and confirmed when audiences can watch the epic fantasy series.
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Marvel Announces A Major Ghost Rider Connection In Agatha: Coven Of Chaos
Sasheer Zamata is playing Jennifer Kale on Marvel's "Agatha: Coven of Chaos," a character with connections to Ghost Rider.
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Who Is The Actress From The New Old Navy Commercial & Where You've Seen Her Before
This commercial for Old Navy pants features an actress you may recognize from a classic teen comedy or from her resurgence on various streaming shows.
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Motherwolff & David: Catfish's Weirdest Episode Explained
Plenty of fans are in agreement that "Motherwolff & David" might be the weirdest episode in the history of "Catfish: The TV Show." Here's why.
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My 600-Lb Life: Where Is Donald Shelton Now?
Donald Shelton was featured on the 1st season of "My 600-lb Life," starting off at 675 pounds and using a wheelchair. Here's how he's been doing more recently.
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The Rookie: What Happened To Armstrong & What Is His Actor Doing Now?
Longtime fans of "The Rookie" may remember Harold Perrineau's character of Detective Armstrong, but they may not quite remember what ended up happening to him.
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Critical Role: How Many Children Do Vex & Percy Have? Why Is One A Tiefling?
On "Critical Role," Vex and Percy have a large family together, and one of their children is surprisingly a tiefling. Here's why that is.
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Who Plays Mona On Friends?
In Season 8 of "Friends," Ross begins dating Mona. Here's how the actress who played her remembers her time on the show and how fans feel about the character.
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Whatever Happened To The Woof App After Shark Tank?
Arsy Khodabandelou went on "Shark Tank" to pitch his pet-saving app, Woof. Here's what happened after the episode aired.
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Harlan Coben's Shelter Review: A Stellar Cast Transcends A So-So Story
There's a lot going on in Amazon Prime's teen mystery series "Harlan Coben's Shelter," and it works because of excellent performances by the cast.
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Breaking Bad Once Considered A Country Music Legend For Skyler & Marie's Father
"Breaking Bad" fans missed out on a chance to see country icon Kris Kristofferson, who was in consideration to play Skyler and Marie's father.
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One Piece: Netflix Adaptation Trailer Gets Anime Overhaul By Fan
With the live-action "One Piece" adaptation on the way, one fan took the time to translate Netflix's trailer back into anime.
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