HBO exclusives like The Last of Us, House of the Dragon, and The White Lotus have done well for Warner Bros. Discovery, but the company's woes aren't over.
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Read MorePlaying a villain takes skill, but a serial killer is another game. Zach Gilford got solid advice on how to play the role for "Criminal Minds: Evolution."
Read MoreNow matter how many episodes of "The Walking Dead" you've seen, you may not have noticed that the clocks that appear on-screen were set to very specific times.
Read MoreBryan Cranston prepares greatly for every role he takes on, but one role saw Cranston having dark thoughts about being on the receiving end of a violent attack.
Read MoreThe conclusion of Season 10 will bring with it the end of ABC staple "The Goldbergs."
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Read MoreAnnie Potts loves playing Meemaw on Young Sheldon, and has compared the Cooper family matriarch to an unlikely inspiration -- a Joni Mitchell song.
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Read MoreNatasha Lyonne and Rian Johnson are on fire, and so is their acclaimed new Peacock show. "Poker Face" is a huge ratings winner for the streamer.
Read MoreAfter a stunning Super Bowl Halftime Show, Rihanna will perform her "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" ballad, "Lift Me Uup," at the 2023 Oscars.
Read MoreNetflix is gearing up to add a new horror series to its lineup. Here is everything we know so far about "Something is Killing the Children."
Read MoreManny Delgado's evolution still has "Modern Family" fans divided.
Read MoreIt may seem that Meredith Grey can do no wrong, but Ellen Pompeo once got into trouble with the "Grey's Anatomy" higher-ups over a rouge tweet.
Read MoreLuckily for Anthony Mackie, he had the opportunity to learn from Samuel L. Jackson on more than one occasion during the early days of his career.
Read MoreIf you've seen Drive, you know that Bryan Cranston's character Shannon meets a brutal end late in the film. Cranston is the reason why it went down that way.
Read MorePrentiss may be in line for a bigger FBI job that would take her out of the BAU fold. But showrunner Erica Messer doesn't see the promotion happening soon.
Read More"Outer Banks" season 3 brings back all the fun, mystery, and action, and this led to an off-screen injury that occurred between two of the lead actors.
Read MoreThe creative team who brought Stephen King's It to the big screen are back to explore the dark history of Pennywise's home in a prequel series for HBO Max.
Read MoreNetflix will adapt "Something Is Killing the Children," and if it plays its cards right, it could have an entire shared television universe to play with.
Read MoreOutside of her acting career, Carrie Fisher worked as a ghostwriter on several films. Her contributions to 1997's animated "Anastasia" shaped a key sequence.
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Read MoreThe legendary anime Naruto definitely became more inclusive as the series progressed -- although some fans aren't sure if it's gone far enough.
Read MoreSeason 8 has brought a new love interest to "Chicago Med's" Sharon in the form of Dr. George Thomas, but some viewers may find the character looks familiar.
Read MoreCommander Cody is a beloved supporting character in the "Star Wars" franchise, and actor Dee Bradley Baker is thankful for all of the enthusiasm.
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