Marvel's Council Of Kangs Explained
Between "Loki" and "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania," Kang the Conqueror is here to stay, and so are his variants. Here's Marvel's Council of Kangs explained.
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SNL's Most Controversial Sketches Of All Time
Let's take a look at some of the most controversial "Saturday Night Live" sketches of all time.
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Small Details You Missed In The Flash Super Bowl Trailer
The second trailer for The Flash arrived during Super Bowl 2023. There were tons of Easter eggs and small details to break down from the amazing trailer.
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Jessie Mei Li Used Fan Art As A Crutch To Nail Her Shadow And Bone Audition
Here's how Jessie Mei Li, who plays Alina on Shadow and Bone, used fan art to her advantage when auditioning for the role.
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Blue Bloods Star Vanessa Ray Was Drawn To Eddie's Flaws
"Blue Bloods" star Vanessa Ray enjoys many aspects of her character, Eddie. She especially loves the character's brashness and imperfections.
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Naruto Creator Masashi Kishimoto Thinks Jiraiya's Story Is Worth Telling
"Naruto" series creator Masashi Kishimoto revealed that he thinks Jiraiya's point of view would be interesting to explore, if he were to retell the manga.
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Chicago Fire's Yuriy Sardarov Was Told Not To Meet His Idols (But Eamonn Walker Proved That Wrong)
According to "Chicago Fire" alum Yuriy Sardarov, Eamonn Walker swiftly proved the notion of not meeting your idols wrong for him.
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Blue Bloods' Stephanie Kurtzuba Was Only Supposed To Be In A Couple Of Episodes
Stephanie Kurtzuba, who plays Capt. McNichols on Blue Bloods, recently admitted that her character was originally supposed to play a much smaller role.
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Who Plays Archbishop Kevin Kearns On Blue Bloods?
In the CBS drama "Blue Blood," Archbishop Kevin Kearns is an adversary of Frank Reagan.
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Why Seinfeld's Julia Louis-Dreyfus Didn't Want To Just Be 'The Girl' On The Show
In taking on the part of Elaine on "Seinfeld," Julia Louis-Dreyfus wanted to make sure she was playing a fully formed character and not just "the girl."
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CSI's Ann Donahue Claims Postmodernism Keeps Viewers Tuning Into The Franchise
Here's why CSI writer Ann Donahue believes the show's postmodernist approach helps maintain its loyal viewership.
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The Ygritte Quote From Game Of Thrones Rose Leslie Refuses To Say To Kit Harington
Rose Leslie and Kit Harington met on the set of "Game of Thrones" and got married in real life but there's one iconic line Leslie refuses to say to her husband.
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James Badge Dale Doesn't Let His 1923 Death Get Him Down
James Badge Dale has a significant, yet small, role in "1923" that sees his character brutally killed. However, the actor sees a lot of upside to this role.
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Criminal Minds' A.J. Cook And Josh Stewart Liked Playing A Couple So Much That They Did It Twice
A.J. Cook and Josh Stewart play a married couple in "Criminal Minds," and Stewart wanted Cook to play his wife again his his directorial passion project.
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Why Dr. Grace Song From Chicago Med Looks So Familiar
Here's where you may have previously seen the actress who plays Dr. Grace Song on Chicago Med.
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Stranger Things' David Harbour Found The Upside Down Scenes Incredibly Hard To Film
David Harbour is often put through the ringer on Netflix's "Stranger Things," especially when his character has to travel through the Upside Down.
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The Unsettling Truth Behind 1923's Forced Assimilation American Indian Boarding School
One of the most gripping stories in "1923" is Teonna's escape of an American Indian boarding school, and the plot is inspired by a dark chapter of U.S. history.
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What Chucky From Sons Of Anarchy Is Like In Real Life
"Sons of Anarchy" was full of weird and intense characters, but perhaps none stood out as much as Chucky -- but he's not so weird IRL according to co-stars.
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What Happened To Zuum After Its Failed Shark Tank Attempt?
The company that makes electric self-balancing skate shoes went into the tank in January 2020. Here's how it's doing three years later.
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Why Anna Williams From The Last Of Us Looks So Familiar
If you're watching HBO's "The Last of Us," you might do a double take when you see Ellie's mother, Anna Williams. Here's why the character looks so familiar.
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The Upsetting George Costanza Moment On Seinfeld That Didn't Age Well
While "Seinfeld" is regarded as one of the best sitcoms ever, it's not perfect. Here's an upsetting George Costanza moment on the show that didn't age well.
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Warrior Nun's Kristina Tonteri-Young Explains The Daunting Process Of Filming Season 2's Church Fight
A jaw-dropping set piece in "Warrior Nun" has all of the hallmarks of a great fight scene, but that also made it a huge challenge to film.
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NCIS: LA Fans Loved Seeing Densi Together Again In Season 14 Episode 12
It has been a while since we got some Densi action and fans loved seeing them together again in Season 14, Episode 12 of "NCIS: Los Angeles."
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We've Actually Seen Sean Archer Actor Luigi Sottile In The One Chicago Universe Before
Luigi Sottile plays Sean Archer in "Chicago Med," but he actually had a role in the "One Chicago" franchise long before joining this cast.
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Blue Bloods' Steve Schirripa Feels Like The Dinner Scenes Are A 'Badge Of Honor'
"Blue Bloods" is yet another police procedural, but its family dinner scenes add something endearing to the series, making it an honor to be a part of them.
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Whatever Happened To MyoStorm After Shark Tank?
"Shark Tank" has seen the rise of many products from a variety of retail sectors, including the fitness industry with MyoStorm's innovative Meteor Ball.
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The Only Two TV Credits President Jimmy Carter Booked (One Was A Beloved Sitcom)
Former President Jimmy Carter had two high-profile roles during his heyday -- one being on a major '90s sitcom.
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