The Untold Truth Of My Wife And Kids
Want to know more about Damon Wayans' under-heralded run as an early '00s sitcom dad? Here's the untold truth of My Wife and Kids.
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Jake Gyllenhaal Suffered A Gruesome Injury On The Road House Remake Set
If you ever doubted that artists suffered for their art, Jake Gyllenhaal's experiences on the "Road House" remake will set you straight.
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House Of The Dragon: What Is The Real Difference Between The Green & Black Trailers?
We break down the key differences between the Green and Black trailers that have been released for the upcoming "House of the Dragon" Season 2.
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Timothée Chalamet Just Broke John Travolta's 45-Year Box Office Record
After 45 years, "Wonka" and "Dune: Part Two" star Timothée Chalamet just shattered a long-standing box office record held by John Travolta.
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Exclusive X-Men '97 Preview Reveals The Team's One Weakness (And It Could Ruin Them)
An exclusive look at Marvel Comics' official "X-Men '97" prequel shows that things are not going well in the wake of Professor X's possible death.
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House Of The Dragon's Two New Black & Green Trailers Force Fans To Pick Sides
A double trailer drop for Season 2 of "House of the Dragon" promises a huge, bloody war within the Targaryen family.
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X-Men '97 Episode 1 Continues A Huge Series Mistake - But Marvel Fans Fixed It
"X-Men '97" Episode 1 continues a huge series mistake from the original - but Marvel fans fixed it, putting forward assorted potential explanations on Reddit.
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Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 8 Addressed By Marvel - Is It Possible?
Could "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." ever come back for an eighth season? There's nothing official in the works -- but there's not a definite "no" either.
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Why Dune 2 Cut One Of The Book's Most Important Characters: Leto Atreides II
"Dune: Part Two" co-writer John Spaihts explains why director Denis Villeneuve's film does not include Paul's son, Leto Atreides II, a character from the book.
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Invincible Season 2 Has A Walking Dead Easter Egg You Might Have Missed
Season 2 of "Invincible" features a fun, if brief, nod to series creator Robert Kirkman's other massive hit franchise, "The Walking Dead."
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We Rewatched Deadpool 2 And Here's What We Noticed
Rewatching "Deadpool 2" reveals even more about the film's many Easter eggs, in-jokes, and pop culture references -- and the decisions behind them.
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Michael Weatherly Thought One NCIS Scene Would Get Him Fired
While filming an episode of "NCIS" Season 1, star Michael Weatherly improvised a humorous bit he later feared would get him fired from the show.
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Jim Parsons' Young Sheldon Return Was Different From The Big Bang Theory In One Major Way
Jim Parsons will be reprising his role as adult Sheldon in the "Young Sheldon" finale, and one thing stood out as being very different from his time on "TBBT."
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X-Men '97's Rotten Tomatoes Score Is A Huge Win For Marvel (But Not The MCU)
"X-Men '97" is performing extremely well on Rotten Tomatoes, but as it isn't part of the MCU, it won't help the franchise's flagging critic scores on the site.
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Jason Momoa's The Crow Test Footage Is A Nightmare (In The Best Way Possible)
Before Bill Skarsgård was tapped to bring Eric Draven to life, Jason Momoa was in line to reboot "The Crow," and he looked frighteningly perfect in the role.
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Blue Bloods Season 14 Finally Adds A Fresh Twist To The Show's Joe Reagan Fixation
"Blue Bloods" has made myriad references to the late Joe Reagan, but Season 14, Episode 4 offers an interesting take on the frequently revisited plot point.
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Marvel's New Trailer Is Its Best In Years - But It's Not For An MCU Movie
While Marvel is known for going all-in on its MCU film trailers, its trailer for the video game "Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra" is arguably in a league of its own.
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Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire - The Worst Things Critic Reviews Are Saying
A number of critics have blasted "Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire" for its gratuitous fan service, though that's far from the only issue they have with the film.
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This Disturbing New Max Docuseries Is Ruining Childhood Memories
The Max docuseries "Quiet on the Set" is leaving viewers disturbed with its horrific details of abuse and harassment that took place on Nickelodeon sets.
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Alien: Has Anyone Ever Survived A Facehugger?
The facehuggers from the "Alien" franchise are fearsome foes despite technically being baby Xenomorphs, but has anyone ever survived one of the creatures?
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The Underrated 2007 Action Thriller Blowing Up The Netflix Charts Right Now
After struggling to make much of an impact during its 2007 theatrical run, one of Mark Wahlberg's action vehicles is finding new life on Netflix.
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The 2006 Road House Sequel Nobody Likes To Talk About
The sequel to Patrick Swayze's classic "Road House" was released as a direct-to-video movie in 2006, but you'd be forgiven if you've never even heard of it.
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The Alien: Romulus Trailer Has Fans All Saying The Same Thing
The "Alien: Romulus" teaser trailer has been well-received by viewers hoping the film marks a return to form for the legendary sci-fi franchise.
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The Crow Reboot Release Date, Plot, Cast, Trailer And More Details
The Crow will soon come back to life. Here's everything you need to know about this highly anticipated reboot.
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X-Men '97 Episode 2: Why The Arrival Of [SPOILER] Could Change Everything
Episode 2 of "X-Men '97" ends with the twist arrival of a character who might just signal that things are going to get very strange in future episodes.
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Rebel Moon - Part Two: The Scargiver Release Date, Cast, Plot, Trailer And More Details
If you're a Zack Snyder fan or adore sci-fi epics, you're going to love Netflix's "Rebel Moon." The film releases in two parts: "Child of Fire" and "Scargiver."
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The Terrifying Marvel Villain Who Keeps Laughing Over The X-Men '97 Intro
The iconic intro of "X-Men: TAS" has remained intact for "X-Men '97" - albeit with the addition of a terrifying Marvel villain laughing in the background.
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