The Ending Of HBO's Oz Finally Explained
Augustus Hill signed off for the last time in 2003, but what did it all mean? Here, we take a closer look at the ending of HBO's Oz.
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Everybody Remembers Evil Dead, But Burn Notice Was Bruce Campbell At His Best
Bruce Campbell is more than just Ash Williams, and Burn Notice was the show that proved it.
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Wednesday's Jenna Ortega Teases More Horror And Less Romance For Season 2 (Thankfully)
Jenna Ortega isn't the only person excited to see an even more independent and less romantically inclined Wednesday in Season 2 of "Wednesday" on Netflix.
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Netflix Edits Chris Rock's Live Concussion Joke Flub
It isn't clear why Netflix removed Chris Rock's flub where he misnamed Will Smith's 2015 movie "Concussion" as 'Emancipation" on his new comedy special.
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Misha Collins Says His Villain Work On Supernatural Helped Prepare Him To Play Two-Face On Gotham Knights
Misha Collins said in a roundtable interview that his villain work as Castiel on "Supernatural" helped prepare him to play Two-Face on "Gotham Knights."
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Kramer's Signature Seinfeld Entrance Was Hurried For A Reason
Michael Richards revealed that Kramer's iconic "Seinfeld" entrance wasn't exactly planned. In fact, it came about thanks to the fast-paced nature of the sitcom.
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The Supernatural Ryan Reynolds Flop Defying Odds And Dominating Netflix
Ryan Reynolds' penchant for success has led to a former supernatural flop defying the odds and dominating Netflix years nearly a decade after its release.
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Cheech Marin Explains The Perennial Popularity Of Sports Films Like Champions - Exclusive
Cheech Marin stars in the inspiring new sports film "Champions." Here's what he told Looper about why he thinks sports films connect so well with audiences.
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DC Reveals New Wonder Woman, Flash, Hawkgirl Series, And More
The "Dawn of DC" initiative is continuing its announcements for its 2023 lineup of comics, and these include new Flash, Wonder Woman, and Hawkgirl titles.
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Adam Driver Says 65 Avoids The Sci-Fi Trap Of Getting Lost In Production Value - Exclusive
Science-Fiction is one of the biggest genres in film, and while it is known for spectacle, Adam Driver promises "65" does not get lost in the production value.
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Ariana Greenblatt On Adam Driver And Their New Sci-Fi Venture, 65 - Exclusive Interview
In "65," Ariana Greenblatt stars alongside Adam Driver as an interplanetary visitor to Earth in the age of dinosaurs. She spoke to Looper about the role.
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65's Ariana Greenblatt Recalls Wholesome Moments Working With Adam Driver - Exclusive
"65" star Ariana Greenblatt opened up about her experience while filming and what it was like to work closely with Adam Driver on set.
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Adam Driver Teases His Character-Driven Sci-Fi Movie 65 - Exclusive Interview
Adam Driver is heading way back in time. He spoke to Looper about making memorable characters in "65."
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Adam Driver Names The Sci-Fi Classic That Inspired His 65 Role - Exclusive
"65" star Adam Driver revealed the classic sci-fi movie that served as an inspiration to both his performance and the film as a whole.
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DC's Dennis Culver Explains Crazy Jane's New Alter, The Chief - Exclusive
"Unstoppable Doom Patrol" writer Dennis Culver explained how he and artist Chris Burnham created a new alter for Crazy Jane as the Chief.
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South Park's 15 Most Controversial Episodes Ranked
South Park has never been without controversy, but here are just a few episodes that really got under people's skin.
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The Oscars Need To Lose Their Obsession With Biopics (And Stop Rewarding Extended SNL Impersonations)
The Academy really needs to let the biopic genre go - here's why.
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Michael Shannon Teases The Return Of General Zod In The Flash - Exclusive
While discussing his new film "A Little White Lie," Michael Shannon teased a little about his return as General Zod in the DCEU's upcoming "The Flash."
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Champions' Kaitlin Olson Loved Trying To Make Co-Star Woody Harrelson Break Character - Exclusive
Kaitlin Olson shared what it was like to work with Woody Harrelson in "Champions" and why she loved making him laugh on set during filming.
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13 Films So Good That They Inspired Dozens Of Imitators
When a movie is a hit, you'll often find dozens of imitators hoping for the same success. We look at the influential movies that spawned several copycats.
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The Office's Hairstylist Used A Simple Fix To Make Michael Scott More Likable
Here's what "The Office" stylist Kim Ferry had to say about Michael Scott's hair.
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James Spader Is In Favor Of The Blacklist Ending With Season 10 (And Fans Should Be Too)
"The Blacklist" will end with Season 10, and star James Spader thinks it's for the best. Here's why fans should be happy about the NBC series coming to a close.
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Everything Murdaugh Murders: A Southern Scandal Didn't Tell You About The True Story
The Netflix true crime miniseries "Murdaugh Murders: A Southern Scandal" is a shocking watch. Here's everything it doesn't tell you about the true story.
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SOA's Mark Boone Junior Says The Show's Fans Are 'Maniacs'
Some Sons of Anarchy fans may not realize that Mark Boone Junior's efforts on the show took a costly toll on the actor.
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How William H. Macy Behaved On The Set Of Shameless, According To Steve Howey
"Shameless" was a Showtime hit for a decade, and a big part of that was star William H. Macy. Co-star Steve Howey has the highest of praise for Macy.
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Are Gilmore Girls Stars Alexis Bledel And Milo Ventimiglia Friends In Real Life?
Gilmore Girls co-stars Alexis Bledel and Milo Ventimiglia dated in real life before splitting in 2006, but are they still friends at this point in their lives?
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Superman & Lois' Elizabeth Tulloch Weighs In On Jonathan's Recasting
Superman & Lois star Elizabeth Tulloch has opened up on the transition between Jordan Elsass and Michael Bishop as Jonathan Kent's actor.
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