The Office's Zach Woods Sort-Of Resonates With Gabe's Awkwardness
Zach Woods has an affinity for playing awkward characters, and he had this to share about finding elements of those characters that resonate with him IRL.
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Jake Sully Will Not Be The Narrator In Avatar 3 (& Why That's The Right Call)
Avatar: The Way of Water director James Cameron has confirmed that Jake Sully will not be the franchise's narrator going froward.
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Cary Elwes Admits He Was A Fanboy Stepping Foot On Set Of Stranger Things
Cary Elwes is one of several '80s stars to enter the popular show "Stranger Things," and prior to joining the cast, he was a major fan of the Netflix series.
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Italian Screen Icon Gina Lollobrigida Dead At 95
Italian screen icon Gina Lollobrigida, who starred in 1968's "Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell," has died at the age of 95. Here's a look back at her legendary career.
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Kelsey Grammer's 1996 Comedy Flop Is Still Worth Checking Out
Despite its status as a flop, audiences are giving Kelsey Grammer's 1996 comedy film "Down Periscope" a positive reassessment today.
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The Ending Of Peacock's Sick Explained
The ending of Peacock's "Sick" might need to be explained because of how the pandemic-set slasher juggles COVID-19, social media, and some killer twists.
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Long-Term Movie Franchises That Didn't Pan Out
Not every franchise ends up being the MCU, but that doesn't stop studios from trying. We look at some of the ill-fated franchises that didn't quite pan out.
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SpongeBob SquarePants Fan Theories That Change The Way You'll Watch
Debuting in 1999, "SpongeBob SquarePants" is a fan-favorite children's series. But here are some fan theories that will change the way you watch the show.
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Laura Prepon Explains Why That '70s Show Draws A Multigenerational Audience
What accounts for the appeal of "That '70s Show" across generations, particularly generations that never experienced the 70s? Laura Prepon has a theory.
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Why Sam Waterston Thinks Law & Order Helped Make New York City The Setting Of Many Shows
NYC such a vital part of the heart of the series that Waterston believes that it can be credited for a production boom in the expansive metropolis.
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Gold Rush Fans Are Really Fed Up With Dave Turin
The criticism of "Gold Rush" fans has been directed toward a different target: former cast member Dave Turin, who returned to the series during Season 13.
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The Last Of Us Deploys House Of The Dragon-Like Lighting (& Why It's Actually Perfect)
What doesn't work for one show may work very well for another. Case in point, the "House of the Dragon"-style lighting "The Last of Us" uses is just perfect.
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The Last Of Us: Episode 1 Recap - Look For The Blight
"The Last of Us" Episode 1 has officially arrived, bringing the story from the 2013 video game back to TV screens. Here's what happened in the first episode.
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The Last Of Us' Premiere Somehow Makes The Game's Intro Even More Heart-Shattering
The beginning of "The Last of Us" offers plenty of heartbreak, but HBO's live action adaptation somehow manages to add even more.
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Wayne Knight Claims Seinfeld 'Obliterated' His Film Career
Wayne Knight gained major fame for playing Newman in Seinfeld, but the effects of the character on his career weren't exactly all good.
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Tár: 14 Facts About Cate Blanchett's Critical Hit That Will Be Music To Your Ears
Todd Field's Tár took audiences on a bold, original, and totally unexpected ride. We explore some amazing facts about Tár that help explore this great film.
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Why Chaplain Orlovsky From Chicago Fire Looks Familiar
If you have a feeling that you've seen Chaplain Orlovsky before, you're correct. His actor has appeared in some of the biggest series of the last few decades.
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Why The DVD Sarah Borrows In The Last Of Us Episode 1 Means So Much To Hard-Core Fans
HBO's "The Last of Us" is definitely a love letter to the video game series, which is why the DVD Sarah borrows in Episode 1 means so much to hard-core fans.
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The Ending Of Hunters Season 2 Explained
The second season of Amazon's "Hunters" is full of twists and turns. Here's our deep dive into the explosive finale.
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The Emmanuelle Movies Might Be Too Steamy For Any Streaming Service
Find out why streamers won't carry the international sensation "Emmanuelle."
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The Last Of Us Makes A Bold (& Correct) Decision To Bail On The Game's Intro
"The Last of Us" just recently kicked off on HBO and the series already has some noticeable differences in its intro compared to the video game.
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Parks And Rec's Aubrey Plaza Is Just As Awkward In Real Life, According To Retta
Aubrey Plaza is famous for her unique brand of quirky, awkward characters, and one of her former co-stars says she's very much the same in real life.
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Brendan Fraser Takes Home The Critic's Choice Award For Best Actor (& Why That's Huge For His Oscars Chances)
Winning the best actor Critics Choice Award is positively huge for Brendan Fraser's chances to win an Academy Award, as well. Here's why.
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The Last Of Us Makes Significant Changes To Ellie And Marlene's Relationship (& Why This Could Be Trouble)
HBO's "The Last of Us" makes significant changes to Ellie and Marlene's relationship, and this could be trouble, especially when it comes to the game's climax.
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What Only Gamers Know About The Opening Moments Of The Last Of Us
The opening moments of "The Last of Us" debut episode may have appeared a little familiar for the hardcore fans of the very popular video game.
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Why You Can't Stream TaleSpin's 'Last Horizons' Episode On Disney+
Though the '90s classic TaleSpin can be found on Disney+, this episode is conspicuously absent. Here's why it's been removed from rotation.
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What 'Terrifies' Kingkiller Chronicle Author Patrick Rothfuss About A Possible Adaptation
Patrick Rothfuss is the renowned and acclaimed author of the "Kingkiller Chronicle" series and he has some worries regarding any live adaptations of his work.
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