Behind-The-Scenes Facts About Severance That Will Jog Your Memory
If you're a fan of Apple's hit show "Severance," here are some fascinating behind-the-scenes facts about the psychological thriller series.
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Annie Wersching's Resume Was Stacked With The Biggest Procedurals
Annie Wersching recently passed away. The actress held many prominent roles on television, including several iconic and long-running procedurals.
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What Josh Radnor Liked Most About The Team Dynamic In Hunters Season 2
Working with an ensemble cast comes with its positives and negatives. Here is what Josh Radnor liked most about the team dynamic in "Hunters" Season 2.
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Naruto Director Hayato Date Credits The Character-Driven Narrative For Making The Show So Successful
"Naruto" anime director Hayato Date revealed why he thinks the series has seen such popularity, saying taking the time to explore each character is the key.
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Movies That Actually Look Like Comic Books On Screen
When filmmakers try to stay loyal to their comic source, some films succeed ("300") and others don't ("The Spirit'). We examine various noteworthy attempts.
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Small Details You Probably Missed In I Am Legend
In 2007's I Am Legend, Will Smith lives in what remains of New York City after a catastrophic virus outbreak. Let's dig into details and facts about the film.
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Freya Allan Compared The First Day Of Filming The Witcher Season 2 To Christmas
Freya Allan, who plays Ciri in the Netflix fantasy series "The Witcher," opened up about how she felt beginning to film Season 2, likening it to Christmas day.
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Cole Hauser's Wife Refuses To Let Him Spoil Yellowstone's Plot
Anyone thinking Cole Hauser's wife is angling to get an inside line on what's to come in "Yellowstone" would be wrong. "I actually like to be treated as a fan."
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Why Skinamarink's Title Creepily Resembles The Name Of A Children's Song
The horror film "Skinamarink" shares an eerily similar name with a children's nursery rhyme, and that's intentional, according to filmmaker Kyle Edward Ball.
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Annie Wersching, 24 And Bosch Actor, Dies At 45
Annie Wersching, best known for appearing in 24, Bosch, and The Rookie, has died at the age of 45 from cancer.
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Sons Of Anarchy's Maggie Siff Was On The Same Page As Fans When Jax Cheated On Tara
Fans certainly had their opinions when Jax cheated on Tara in "Sons of Anarchy.:" As it turns out, Maggie Siff was on the same page when she found out.
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Game Of Thrones' Kit Harington Knew Rose Leslie Was 'The One' During A Costume Fitting
Kit Harington and Rose Leslie played lovers in "Game of Thrones" and later married in real life. Harington recently revealed when he knew Leslie was the one.
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Explosive Facts About Die Hard With A Vengeance Only Die-Hard Fans Know
Die Hard with a Vengeance has garnered a solid following over the years. Read on for some explosive facts about this superior Die Hard sequel.
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The Last Of Us Writer Neil Druckmann Reacts To The Death Of Annie Wersching
Actor Annie Wersching, who voiced Tess in "The Last of Us" video game, has died at the age of 45, and writer Neil Druckmann recently paid tribute to her.
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Disney+ Calls It Quits With The Mysterious Benedict Society
Sadly, it appears that the streamer is not all that interested in keeping the mystery alive.
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Josh Radnor Of Hunters Season 2 Believes The Show Is Growing More Relevant In Today's Climate
In the series "Hunters," a group of hunters tries to bring Nazis to justice. Josh Radnor, one of the show's stars, considers the drama timely and relevant.
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12 Best Season-By-Season Anthology Shows Of All Time
The anthology show has been done and done well in a variety of genres over the years. Here are the 12 best season-by-season anthology shows of all time.
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Steven Spielberg Reiterates That Schindler's List Was Made To Combat Holocaust Denial
Oscar-winning director Steven Spielberg revealed that his intentions for making "Schindler's List," to combat Holocaust deniers, are even more relevant today.
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Eddie Murphy Is Ready To Voice Donkey Again, Whether Shrek Comes Or Not
Eddie Murphy has expressed interest in voicing the lovable Donkey again in either a solo spin-off film or Shrek sequel.
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Brendan Fraser Hated Working On The Mummy: Tomb Of The Dragon Emperor
Brendan Fraser starred in "The Mummy" franchise, but the Oscar-nominated actor said he had a terrible time shooting the third film, "Tomb of the Dragon Empire."
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We've Actually Seen Greg Yates Actor Dallas Roberts In The Law & Order Universe Many Times Before
Dallas Robert shocked viewers as Greg Yates in the "Law & Order" and "One Chicago" universes. But he'd played several other "L&O" roles before then.
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Ang Lee's Hulk Is Way Better Than You Remember
Ang Lee's 2003 "Hulk" isn't exactly the most beloved superhero movie out there. Let's take a look at why it should have a much better reputation than it does.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water Crushes Star Wars: The Force Awakens At The Box Office
The sequel film "Avatar: The Way of Water" is still breaking box office records, most recently beating the amount grossed by "Star Wars: The Force Awakens."
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Whatever Happened To The Cast Of Marvel's Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D.?
Marvel's "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." left our screens in 2020 after seven seasons. But what happened to the cast of the ABC series? Here's what they're doing now.
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Early Roles The That '90s Show Cast Might Not Want You To Know About
Sometimes actors have to make terrible movies and shows when they're starting out. Here are some early roles the "That '90s Show" cast probably want to forget.
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Ross Marquand Feared For His Life While Filming The Walking Dead's Season 11 Premiere
Fans of "The Walking Dead" loved it when Aaron saved Judith and Gracie in Season 11. Ross Marquand says that scene was as scary for him as it was for viewers.
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The AARP Celebrates Top Gun: Maverick As The Best Movie Of The Year
Top Gun: Maverick producer Jerry Bruckheimer accepted the Best Movie award at AARP The Magazine's Movies for Grownups Awards.
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