Thor: Love And Thunder Is Actually Worse When You Watch It From Korg's Perspective
Watching "Thor: Love and Thunder" entirely from Korg's perspective manages to make the movie so much worse. Here's how.
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Why Dave Bautista Thinks James Gunn Is The Perfect Person To Take Over DC - Exclusive
Dave Bautista, whose career rocketed upwards when James Gunn cast him in "Guardians of the Galaxy," expresses his excitement for Gunn's plans for the DCEU.
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Seth Gilliam's First Hint At Gabriel's Fate Came From A Fan Of The Walking Dead
Not many characters survive in "The Walking Dead," obviously. So, Seth Gilliam saw his first hint at his fate from a fan of the hit television series.
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Gilderoy Lockhart Never Got His Callback In The Harry Potter Movies
Since movies can only be so long, some subplots or side characters, such as Gilderoy Lockhart, never get their callback in the "Harry Potter" movies.
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Cat Person Review: An Intriguing Story That Loses Its Focus
Cat Person, based on the viral story from The New Yorker, makes a significant change in the third act that renders the film subpar compared to its source
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Chicago PD Star Jon Seda Named The Illinois City The Star Of The Show
While many heave praise onto the actors and producers of the One Chicago series "Chicago P.D.," Jon Seda named the Illinois city as the star of the show.
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Barty Crouch Jr.'s Ending Isn't Clear In The Harry Potter Films
When it comes to wrapping up Barty Crouch Jr.'s story arc in "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire," the film isn't very clear compared to its source material.
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Stranger Things Fans Can't Help But Like Yuri Despite The Fact That He's The Worst
"Stranger Things" fans took to social media to talk about how likeable and fun Yuri was despite being a prominent villain in the show's fourth season.
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The Terminal List Season 2 Is A Go, With One Of Its Stars Also Getting A Spin-Off
"The Terminal List" has been renewed for a second season, but fans of the series are also going to get a spin-off series with Taylor Kitsch cast as the lead.
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Chicago Fire's Taylor Kinney Had A Celebrity Crush On Another Chicago Based TV Character
Even actors get crushes sometimes, and "Chicago Fire's" Taylor Kinney revealed he had a celebrity crush on another Chicago-based TV character.
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12 Avengers Characters That Should Appear In X-Men '97
Fans of "X-Men: The Animated Series" are finally getting a proper follow-up show. Here are some Avengers characters we want to see pop up in "X-Men '97."
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Whatever Happened To Svetlana From Shameless?
Having truly risen through the ranks of character narrative in the shocking Showtime series "Shameless," many might have wondered whatever happened to Svetlana.
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Liz Torres Mourned Miss Patty Before Being Asked To Join Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life
It turns out fans were not the only ones missing "Gilmore Girls" as actress Liz Torres mourned Missy Patty before being asked to join the revival.
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Criminal Minds' A.J. Cook Still Gets Nervous Thinking About JJ's Relationship With Spencer Reid
If you still have conflicting opinions about Spencer and JJ, don't worry. It seems "Criminal Minds'" A.J. Cook still gets nervous when thinking about it too.
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Jerry Seinfeld Attributes Seinfeld's Success To Its 'Handmade' Production
Jerry Seinfeld thinks "Seinfeld" worked because it had a few people doing what they thought was funny -- and didn't have to go through a "large studio system."
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Taylor Sheridan Acknowledges That Yellowstone Is Supposed To Be Morally Ambiguous
"Yellowstone" creator Taylor Sheridan believes morality doesn't have a place in the Paramount show's universe because the people involved are flexible on it.
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The Big Bang Theory Creators Think That Amy's First Love Was Actually Penny
Amy Farrah Fowler "wanted girlfriends and a social life with other women because she was denied that as a child," the creators of "The Big Bang Theory" explain.
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Yellowstone's Piper Perabo Had A Blast While Shooting The Fair Episode
Piper Perabo, who plays Summer Higgins in "Yellowstone," admits it was an absolute pleasure to film the fair scene from the show's fifth season.
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Stranger Things' Brett Gelman Got Seriously Into Karate For His Murray Role
Brett Gelman, who plays Murray Bauman on "Stranger Things," trained for three months and four days a week with Taekwondo masters to prepare for Season 4.
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Here's Why Sarah Drew Left Grey's Anatomy
Despite rumors suggesting Sarah Drew was fired from Grey's Anatomy to accommodate Ellen Pompeo's pay increase, that was not the case at all.
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Despite His Kramer Persona, Michael Richards Was All Business On Seinfeld
"Seinfeld" star Michael Richards was nothing like Cosmo Kramer on set. He was all business, a "Seinfeld" blooper reel has revealed.
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Why Family Guy Has Stayed Popular, According To A Disney Boss
Certain Disney bosses and executives have confident beliefs on why "Family Guy" has remained such a dominant force in the world of animated television.
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Jolene Blalock Had Strong Opinions For Star Trek: Enterprise's Writers Over T'Pol's Look
Portraying the Vulcan lack of emotion may have been a test for Star Trek: Enterprise star Jolene Blalock, but she soon faced the opposite problem.
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Whatever Happened To Robin Charles From Chicago Med?
On two separate occasions, Mekia Cox, who played Robin Charles on Chicago Med, left the show because she was offered arguably bigger and better roles.
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Bob Odenkirk Got Some Reassuring Advice From Bryan Cranston Before Shooting Better Call Saul
"Better Call Saul" star Bob Odenkirk wanted to know what Bryan Cranston's day looked like on "Breaking Bad." Turns out, it was work, work, work.
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Rick And Morty Star Kari Wahlgren's Recording Session Outfits Are Often Influenced By Her Characters
Kari Wahlgren approaches her voice acting work with a certain sensibility, right down the clothes she wears on the job.
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Gold Rush's Fred Lewis Names Mother Nature As Their Biggest Competition
Fred Lewis, a military veteran and current "Gold Rush" member, considers nature to be the greatest obstacle and severity on the whole show.
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