How Historically Accurate Is Netflix's Rise Of Empires: Ottoman?
The format of "Rise of Empires: Ottoman" has led a lot of viewers to question whether the series' depiction of historical events is accurate.
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Why CSI Fans Think New York Tells More Grounded Stories Than Miami
To some fans, "CSI: NY" tells more grounded, reality-based than its franchise counterpart, "CSI: Miami."
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More Standalone Witcher Spin-Offs May Be In The Cards
We could see more "Witcher" spin-off projects in the wake of "The Witcher: Blood Origin."
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Yellowstone's Jefferson White Gets As Stumped By Those Jimmy Cliffhangers As Rest Of Us
"Yellowstone" often has cliffhangers that leave Jimmy's fate unknown, and his actor, Jefferson White, is often left in as much suspense as fans are.
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12 Witcher Stories Netflix Should Tell After Blood Origin
There are thousands of years of Witcher lore stocked with exotic locales and monsters. Here are 12 Witcher stories Netflix should tell after "Blood Origin."
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Modern Family Co-Creator Steven Levitan Thinks The Show Doesn't Need A Reboot
Steven Levitan, the co-creator of "Modern Family" opened up about why he doesn't think his classic sitcom should be rebooted like "Full House" or "Roseanne."
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Why The Magic Loogie Scene From Seinfeld Is Doubly Hilarious
The magic loogie scene from the "Seinfeld" two-parter "The Boyfriend" is one of the series' funniest moments. Here's why.
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George R.R. Martin Gives An Update On Those Other Game Of Thrones Spin-Offs
Author George R.R. Martin has shed some much-needed light on the upcoming "Game of Thrones" spin-off shows.
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The Best Biker On Sons Of Anarchy Should Come As No Surprise
The actors of the FX drama "Sons of Anarchy" spent a lot of time riding motorcycles, and one actor emerged as the best rider of the cast by the final season.
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Magnum P.I. Reboot Star Perdita Weeks Didn't Realize How Physically Taxing The Role Was Going To Be
"Magnum P.I." star Perdita Weeks was more preoccupied with the physicality of portraying Juliet Higgins on the reboot.
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Wilmer Valderrama Was Petrified For That '70s Show's First Table Read
Wilmer Valderrama once admitted that his first day in the role of Fez on "That '70s Show" was terrifying to him.
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Law & Order: SVU's Tamara Tunie Was Around Death A Lot Prior To Playing A Medical Examiner On The Show
Tamara Tunie, who plays medical examiner Dr. Melinda Warner in "Law & Order: SVU," revealed that she grew up in a funeral home as a child.
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Chris Miller Thinks Sony Is The Only Studio That Could've Made Into The Spider-Verse
"Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" co-creator Chris Miller believes Sony is likely the only studio where "Into the Spider-Verse" could've been made.
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Roald Dahl's Matilda The Musical - Everything You Need To Know
Here's everything you need to know about Roald Dahl's Matilda the Musical, who's who in the star-studded cast, and everything else you can look forward to.
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Jon Bernthal Played Real Life Frogger And Had A Gun Pulled On Him While Studying Acting In Russia
Jon Bernthal studied acting in Russia, and in doing so, he wound up in a "Frogger"-esque situation and even had firearms pulled on him.
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Everything American Hustle Doesn't Tell You About The True Story
American Hustle is an engaging and hilarious period movie about a real-life corruption scandal. But the movie doesn't tell you everything about the true story.
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M. Night Shyamalan's Knock At The Cabin Is Getting A VR Experience
M. Night Shyamalan's "Knock at the Cabin" is one of the most anticipated movies of 2023, and it's getting a VR experience at CES.
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Finn Wolfhard Gushes Over Getting To Work With Julianne Moore On When You Finish Saving The World
The young Stranger Things star was understandably intimidated by the Oscar winner, but Finn Wolfhard was surprised by Julianne Moore's graciousness.
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Fans Agree That Jenji Kohan's Series Tend To Overstay Their Welcome
Although Jenji Kohan has produced a number of hit shows, some fans think her productions lose their quality the longer they go on.
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Whatever Happened To Todd Alquist From Breaking Bad?
Jesse Plemons has been busy since playing Todd Alquist in "Breaking Bad." He's made two Scorsese films, earned an Oscar nomination, and portrayed Todd again.
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Why Pelé Is Responsible For One Of Sylvester Stallone's Lowest Points
Sylvester Stallone said that Pelé broke his finger while filming "Escape to Victory," resulting in one of the lowest points of his life.
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Who Is Mehmed From Rise Of Empires: Ottoman And What Did He Really Conquer?
Who exactly is this prominent ruler of the Ottoman Empire at the center of Netflix's docudrama, and what did he conquer to garner such a domineering moniker?
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Star Wars Fans Are Uncharacteristically Aligned When It Comes To Andor's Female Characters
It seems most "Andor" fans have come to an agreement regarding the strength of the female characters in the series.
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The Only Sopranos Character To Appear In Every Episode
"The Sopranos" ran for 86 episodes and featured an iconic ensemble cast. However, only one actor appeared in every episode of the series across all six seasons.
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Seth MacFarlane Doesn't Buy Into The Critiques About Family Guy's Style Of Humor
Seth MacFarlane didn't mind "South Park" mocking "Family Guy." But he did not take kindly to Trey Parker and Matt Stone criticizing his show's writers.
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The Office's Rainn Wilson Thinks The Show Made Some Mistakes After Steve Carell's Exit
Though "The Office" is regarded as one of the funniest shows in TV history, star Rainn Wilson thinks the show made some mistakes after Steve Carell's exit.
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Trey Parker Gets Candid About The Difficulties Of Creating South Park After All These Years
For Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the 25th anniversary of "South Park" marked a pivotal time in their lives and comedic careers. But it hasn't all been easy.
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