Spider-Man: Noir To Spin His Webs On Amazon Prime In New Live-Action Series
A new report reveals that the crime-fighting, hat-wearing version of Spider-Man from "Spider-Man Noir" is getting his own series, courtesy of Amazon Studios.
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Penn Badgley Doesn't Think You Will Go Beyond Five Seasons
"You" star Penn Badgley believes that everyone involved in the Netflix show's creation wants it to send; otherwise it risks outstaying its welcome.
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South Park Fans Are Loving The Classic Feel Of Season 26's Premiere
Now that Season 26 is off to a running start, many fans feel like this premiere episode channels some classic "South Park," but why exactly?
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Ghosts' Brandon Scott Jones Couldn't Wrap His Head Around Isaac's Age
"Ghosts" fans will never forget Captain Isaac Higgintoot's revealed secret in the CBS adaptation -- and for a great reason!
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Danny McBride Comments On His Not-So-Surprising Reveal In Downy's Super Bowl 2023 Commercial
Danny McBride appears in the 2023 Downy Super Bowl commercial, redubbing himself as "Downy McBride." He spoke about what aspect of the ad appealed to him.
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Gregory And Janine Are Really Giving Abbott Elementary Fans Jim And Pam Vibes In Season 2 Episode 14
Fans of "Abbott Elementary" view the blossoming romance between Janine and Gregory as similar to the one between Jim and Pam on "The Office."
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Chuck Lorre Was Completely Unphased By On-Set Romances On The Big Bang Theory Set
"Big Bang Theory" co-creator Chuck Lorre was completely unphased by the romantic moment he witnessed between Kaley Cuoco and Johnny Galecki on set.
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Chicago PD's Cast Hypes Jesse Lee Soffer Up As He Makes His Directorial Return
Jesse Lee Soffer has returned to direct a new episode of "Chicago PD," and the show's cast is hyping up the actor's skills behind the camera.
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What The Cast Of Party Down Has Been Doing Since The Last Season
Just about everybody in this show about failing actors became a wildly successful actor. Weird! Here's what the cast of Party Down has been up to since 2010.
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Jerry Seinfeld Claims Fans Don't Quote Seinfeld Lines When They See Him
While it's a common occurrence for many other stars, Jerry Seinfeld claims fans don't quote "Seinfeld" lines when they see him. Here's what they say instead.
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The Biggest Bombshells Dropped In Netflix's Pamela, A Love Story
Released in January 2023, "Pamela, A Love Story" gives viewers an intimate look at Pamela Anderson's life. Here are the biggest bombshells dropped in the film.
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The Big Bang Theory's Kunal Nayyar Weighs In On Raj's Bittersweet Ending
Kunal Nayyar has weighed in on Raj Koothrappli's bittersweet ending as the only member of his friend group still single on "The Big Bang Theory."
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Here's The Recipe For The Perfect Dutton Ranch Employee At Yellowstone
It's time to marinate on Yellowstone for a little while. Here's the recipe you've been looking for.
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Shows With Hiatuses That Lasted Two Years Or More
These shows had some seriously long gaps between seasons.
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Why Stranger Things' Brett Gelman Calls Winona Ryder A 'Genius'
Brett Gelman's Murray Bauman spent a lot of time onscreen with Winona Ryder's Joyce Byers in "Stranger Things" Season 4 -- and he's completely in awe of her.
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Sons Of Anarchy Star Maggie Siff Was Amazed By Tara's Perpetual Fierceness
American actress Maggie Siff once admitted how the strength and resolve of her character, Tara, astonished her during her time on "Sons of Anarchy."
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Are Sandra Oh And Kevin McKidd From Grey's Anatomy Friends In Real Life?
Longtime fans of "Grey's Anatomy" may be curious to know just how close, if at all, Sandra Oh and Kevin McKidd are away from the show's set.
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Maile Flanagan Still Doesn't Really Watch Anime Even After Voicing Naruto For Decades
According to voice actor Maile Flanagan, she still isn't much of an anime fan despite the fact she's voiced Naruto for about 20 years and counting.
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The Iconic Family Guy Catchphrase Mila Kunis Always Hears In Public
Mila Kunis recently revealed the Family Guy catchphrase she always hears from people, and it's one that her character gets told quite often on the show.
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Seth Gilliam Wasn't Fond Of Filming In The Mud For The Walking Dead
"The Walking Dead" actors and extras have to go through a lot on the show, and Seth Gilliam isn't afraid to admit sometimes it's not all that fun.
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Conan O'Brien Fans Were Extremely Impressed By His 60 Minutes Interview
Even more than a decade after his 2010 interview on 60 Minutes, Conan O'Brien's fans are still in awe of how well he handled himself.
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Family Guy's John Viener Sometimes Feels Like A Fourth Grader Seeking Approval
John Viener is not afraid to admit that the creative process behind "Family Guy" can be a stressful experience, comparing it to feeling like a child sometimes.
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The Ending Of The Snow Girl Explained
As the thrilling kidnapping drama draws to a close, here's everything you need to know about the ending of The Snow Girl.
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An MLB Star Had To Be Written Out Of A Seinfeld Episode Due To Bad Publicity
Per Keith Hernandez, fellow MLB star Darryl Strawberry's checkered background forced Seinfeld's writers to remove him from an episode's script.
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The Conners Fans Caught A Couple Of Continuity Errors In Season 5 Episode 13
The Conners fans pointed out multiple continuity errors in the episode "New Pipes and Old Secrets," mainly those relating to Jackie and Roseanne's backstory.
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Grey's Anatomy's Patrick Dempsey Was Convinced Shonda Rhimes Hated Him When They First Met
He may have been part of the original "Grey's Anatomy" cast, but it turns out that Patrick Dempsey originally didn't think Shonda Rhimes liked him at all.
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Are Ariel Winter And Nolan Gould From Modern Family Friends In Real Life?
Fans of the iconic sitcom series, "Modern Family," may be curious to know if Dunphy siblings, Nolan Gould and Ariel Winter, are close in real life.
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