Here's why Sarah Paulson compares her long-running professional relationship with American Horror Story co-creator Ryan Murphy to a marriage of sorts.
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Read MoreViola Davis has cemented her place as one of today's top actors and her fans found even more to praise when she interviewed with "60 Minutes" in 2020.
Read MoreLong before he was even called Shazam, the original Captain Marvel's adventures were weirder and wackier than anything else in superhero comics.
Read MoreComing in as a certified scene stealer, many "NCIS: Hawai'i" fans might be wondering why David Sola looks so familiar to you. Here is why.
Read MoreDespite his character's demise, Tom Payne would absolutely reprise his role as Paul "Jesus" Rovia on "The Walking Dead" under one condition.
Read MoreIn preparation for her role in the new Sylvester Stallone-led Paramount+ series "Tulsa King," star Andrea Savage had to undergo training with firearms.
Read MoreBrad Pitt's World War Z had the makings of a franchise blockbuster with many sequels to follow, but what happened to make this zombie film a true disaster?
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Read More"Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" recently produced an episode centering on Ivan 'Dutch' Hernandez. Here's why the actor behind Dutch looks familiar.
Read MoreMany comedians often see a stint at "Saturday Night Live" as their big break. Here are 15 "SNL" stars who were even more successful after leaving the show.
Read More"Harry Potter" fans have a heartbreaking theory about Viktor Krum's connection with Hermione and why she is chosen for him to rescue from the Black Lake.
Read MoreOn Reddit, "Ant-Man 3" fans put their heads together to theorize how exactly Kang and He Who Remains are intertwined and what that means for The Avengers.
Read MoreA series of set photos suggest that Evangeline Lilly's Hope van Dyne could have had a son in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.
Read MoreWith two movies, comics, videogames and more, the "Avatar" franchise is already getting deep with its mythology. We map it out, and explore what's to come.
Read MoreIt has been confirmed that "Hellboy: The Crooked Man," a new attempt to bring Mike Mignola's comic creation to the big screen, is on the way.
Read More"1923" star Harrison Ford was surprised about how much Taylor Sheridan's script mirrored parts of his own life, saying it reflected his own personality.
Read MoreAfter 11 seasons playing Veronica, by the final season of Shameless, Shanola Hampton wanted to try her hand at directing.
Read MoreNetflix's cancellation of "GLOW" came around the same time as when Alison Brie was working on the script for "Somebody I Used to Know."
Read MoreFor Evan Peters, his longstanding relationship with Ryan Murphy began with one macabre line, spoken as Tate Langdon.
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