How House Of The Dragon's Olivia Cooke Really Feels About Her Character's Politics
In a recent interview, "House of the Dragon" star Olivia Cooke opened up about how she feels playing the subservient Alicent Hightower on the showe.
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Easter Eggs You Probably Didn't Spot In Naruto
It's been 20 years since the original "Naruto" anime made its debut, and people are still discovering Easter eggs. Here are some that you might have missed.
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The Real Reason Meredith Vieira Left 60 Minutes
The impact that Meredith Vieira has had on television cannot be overstated. She did, however, leave CBS' "60 Minutes" on acrimonious and controversial terms.
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Wil Wheaton Filmed Fewer Episodes Of The Big Bang Theory Than You Might Think
Wil Wheaton's appearances on "The Big Bang Theory" are so memorable that it seems like he had a big role, but he filmed fewer episodes than you might think.
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The 7 Best And 7 Worst Things In Peaky Blinders
Here are the best and worst parts of "Peaky Blinders."
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The Umbrella Academy's Robert Sheehan Reveals His Favorite Season 3 Moment
There are plenty of hilarious and chaotic moments to pick from in "The Umbrella Academy." But which scene is Robert Sheehan's favorite from Season 3?
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The Office Almost Cut This Comical Conference Room Scene From The Show
One of the funniest conference room scenes in the entire nine-season run of "The Office" came in Season 4, Episode 8, "Money Part 2."
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Who Did Eliza Dushku Play On That '70s Show?
While fans of Eliza Dushku most notably remember her from the cheer juggernaut "Bring It On" or "Buffy," who did she play on the "That '70s Show"?
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Is Hulu's Mike Actually Based On True Events In Mike Tyson's Life?
Hulu's new miniseries "Mike" looks at the life of the controversial boxer Mike Tyson, but how much of the show is actually drawn from true events?
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The Fun Way The Walking Dead Cast Celebrated Character Deaths
The cast members of "The Walking Dead" have a long-standing tradition of getting together to celebrate whenever a character is killed off.
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Lance Reddick Has Played A Dizzying Number Of Law & Order Characters Over The Years
Few fans probably realize that before becoming a breakout star, Lance Reddick played a number of different characters in the "Law & Order" universe.
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The Only Roles In Which Britney Spears Didn't Play A Version Of Herself
Britney Spears has dabbled in acting a few times over the years, but most of her performances have been as herself in cameo roles or guest appearances.
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One Major Thing Michael K. Williams Wished The Wire Had Done Differently In Regards To Omar
In his posthumous memoir, "Scenes of My Life," Michael K. Williams was vocal about what he wished "The Wire" had done differently with his character, Omar.
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The Back To The Future Star You Likely Didn't Know Directed An Episode Of Young Sheldon
You may have known that Mark Cendrowski has directed a few episodes of "Young Sheldon" but likely didn't know that a "Back to the Future" star directed one too.
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The 60 Minutes Segment One Of The Show's Reporters Had To Apologize For More Than Once
One particular "60 Minutes" broadcast contained a segment that was so wrong, a reporter had to issue more than one apology. Here's what happened.
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The Pivotal Lucifer Scene That Holds A Special Place In Tom Ellis' Heart
Fans of "Lucifer" are well aware of Lucifer's complicated relationships. However, what scene does Tom Ellis cite as having a special place in his heart?
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Manny Montana Talks About What Makes Good Girls So Relatable
"Good Girls" is chock-full of ethical minefields. However, actor Manny Montana believes there is a reason why the show is so relatable to its fans.
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The Sandman's Bonus Episode Calliope Is Already Planting Seeds For The Series' Endgame
Netflix released a bonus "The Sandman" episode titled "Dream of a Thousand Cats / Calliope." Here's how the episode seems to be setting up the show's ending.
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Here's Where You Can Watch The Forgotten Fantastic Four Series From The '90s
You may not remember, but the Fantastic Four had their own self-titled animated series in the '90s. Luckily, it's quite easy to find on streaming.
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Ezra Miller Played One Other Comic Book Character You Likely Didn't Know Existed
Besides the Flash, Ezra Miller has portrayed another character that stems from the pages of a comic book.
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Former Law & Order: SVU Writer Holds Nothing Back In Tweet Following Kelli Giddish's Exit
Ex-"Law & Order: SVU" writer David Matthews commented on Kelli Giddish's exit from the show, and he seems to be blaming someone in particular for her departure.
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You Won't Believe Who Wanted To Play Morpheus In An Early Version Of The Sandman
Long before Netflix launched their hotly-anticipated adaptation of Neil Gaiman's "The Sandman," a surprising pop star was eyeing the role of Morpheus.
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Quantum Leap Reboot - What We Know So Far
"Quantum Leap" is getting the reboot treatment on NBC. Here's what we know so far about the forthcoming science-fiction revival.
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Confusing Moments In Better Call Saul Explained
"Better Call Saul" was a much more intricate, detailed series than its predecessor, "Breaking Bad." Here are confusing moments in "Better Call Saul" explained.
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How Is Kang The Conqueror Related To The Fantastic Four's Reed Richards?
Kang the Conqueror and Reed Richards of the Fantastic Four have a surprising connection. Here's how the two characters are related.
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Director Matt Shakman's Sitcom Past Is More Impressive Than You Think
Matt Shakman may just end up directing the new "Fantastic Four" movie. But a lot of people may not be aware of his awesome sitcom past.
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Game Of Thrones Spin-Offs We Want To See Next
These are the prequels, spinoffs, and sequels we're most excited to see brought to life from Essos, Westeros, whatever's west of Westeros and north of the wall.
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