Chicago Fire's Taylor Kinney Steps Away From Series To Handle Personal Matters
In a shocking announcement, Taylor Kinney, who's played Kelly Severide on "Chicago Fire" since 2012, will step away from the series.
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25 Best Movie And TV Podcasts In 2021
There seem to be hundreds — maybe thousands — of good movie and TV podcasts nowadays, and sometimes it can get overwhelming trying to choose the best ones.
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The Entire Pixar Theory Timeline Explained
Have you ever wondered if the entire Pixar universe, from "Toy Story" to "WALL-E," might be connected? Here is the entire Pixar Theory timeline explained.
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Cobra Kai To Land Its Final Crane Kick With Season 6 (& Why It's The Right Time)
"Cobra Kai" is coming to an end after its upcoming sixth season, as announced on Twitter by showrunner and co-creator Hayden Schlossberg.
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Lacretta Preferred Filming Night Court Scenes In Front Of A Live Audience
Lacretta, who portrays bailiff Donna on the Night Court revival, explained in a recent interview why she enjoys performing in front of a live studio audience.
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Cobra Kai Season 6 Teaser Announces An End To The Saga
Netflix has released a nostalgic trailer for "Cobra Kai" Season 6 -- which is set to be the final installment of the "Karate Kid" spin-off series.
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Baz Luhrmann Drew Major Inspiration From Shakespeare When Creating Elvis
Baz Luhrmann drew major inspiration from Shakespeare's ability to distort history when working on his Elvis biopic. Here's what the director had to say.
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Star Wars Needs To Show Us What Happens After Rise Of Skywalker
"Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" was ... let's say disappointing, to fans. Instead of prequels, we think the franchise needs to move forward into the future.
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Tom Hanks Knew Less Than Nothing About Col. Tom Parker Before Getting His Elvis Pitch
Tom Hanks starred in 2022's "Elvis" as Col. Tom Parker, but the iconic actor has revealed he knew less than nothing about the man before getting his pitch.
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Jolene Blalock Relied On Her Eyes To Portray The Stoicism Of Star Trek: Enterprise's T'Pol
Jolene Blalock relied on her eyes to portray the stoicism of Star Trek: Enterprise's T'Pol. Here's how she learned to play a Vulcan.
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Young Sheldon's Annie Potts Doesn't Let Her Past Injury Get In The Way Of Living Life
Annie Potts, best known for "Ghostbusters," "Designing Women," and "Young Sheldon," opens up about a car accident at the age of 21 that changed her life.
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Criminal Minds: Evolution Showrunner Erica Messer Was Confident In Bringing The Show Back
"Evolution" showrunner Erica Messer was always confident the "Criminal Minds" revival would work, boasting as much during a 2022 interview with Deadline.
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How Avatar: The Way Of Water Beat The Box Office Odds Despite Its Massive Budget
We've been told streaming is the future of movies. James Cameron doesn't agree. This is how Avatar: The War of Water turned a profit despite its titanic budget.
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Baz Luhrmann Released Austin Butler's Costume Test Vocals To Prove Skeptical Elvis Viewers Wrong
To prove to the world how much Austin Butler could imitate Elvis Presley, Baz Luhrmann released his test vocals to show how similarly they sounded.
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That '70s Show's Debra Jo Rupp Raves About Having Betty White Portray Kitty's Mom
Debra Jo Rupp raved about her experience acting with Betty White on That 70s Show. White portrayed Kitty's mom, who was shockingly mean spirited.
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Law & Order: SVU To Add A New Castmate To Season 24
Season 24 of "Law & Order: SVU" will feature a recognizable actor in an intense role.
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The Most Controversial Movie Props Explained
The most controversial movie props include horror film practical effects and hotly debated symbolism. Here are the most controversial film props explained.
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Whatever Happened To Dr. Stephanie Edwards From Grey's Anatomy?
Actor Jerrika Hinton was a standout on "Grey's Anatomy." Since leaving the series, she has appeared in M. Night Shyamalan's "Servant" and Amazon's "Hunters."
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What Is The Song In The Pizza Hut Melts Commercial?
Pizza Hut's new food item Melt has been unveiled and highlighted in a new commercial, but what song is being played in the commercial?
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House Of The Dragon's Matthew Needham Defends Larys' Originality
There may be many dark similarities between Larys, Varys, and Littlefinger, but Matthew Needham says his "House of the Dragon" character is unique from them.
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Why Sakura From Naruto Sounds So Familiar
Does Sakura from the English dub of "Naruto" sound familiar to you? Here's why.
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Black Panther's Ryan Coogler Has The Sweetest Words On Oscar Frontrunner Angela Bassett
Angela Bassett's turn as Queen Ramonda "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" has attracted Oscars buzz and director Ryan Coogler has the sweetest words about her.
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Movies That Won Every Single Academy Award They Were Nominated For
Since 1929, the Oscars have celebrated cinema's best of the best. We've rounded up all the movies that managed to earn a clean sweep at the Academy Awards.
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Bryan Cranston Used To Get Paid Anytime He Hummed Or Whistled In Malcolm In The Middle
Bryan Cranston used to get paid for the songs Hal would sing on Malcolm in the Middle. He sat down to discuss his odd music career on the Kelly Clarkson Show.
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The Kitchen Detail In That '90s Show That's Completely Different From That '70s Show
A lot has changed between "That '70s Show" and "That '90s Show," and it seems the Formans have gotten a neat redo of their kitchen.
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Does Young Sheldon's Montana Jordan Watch The Big Bang Theory?
Does Young Sheldon actor Montana Jordan have any love for The Big Bang Theory? The actor revealed he's never even seen the show, explaining why in an interview.
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The Inspiring Elvis Scene Austin Butler Called Out For Being 'Corny'
Austin Butler wasn't afraid to call a pivotal scene from "Elvis" corny. Here's why and how director Baz Luhrmann fixed it.
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