Why The Expanse Seems To Predict The Future
The Expanse is an adaptation of the novel series by James S.A. Corey, a pseudonym for co-authors Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck.
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Everything We Know About The Doctor Who Festive Special
"Revolution of the Daleks" doesn't just feature the return of the Doctor's classic foes. It brings back a number of recurring characters, including one big fan favorite, and says goodbye to others. The Doctor Who Festive Special is shaping up to be the real highlight of the holiday season.
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What Glee And Shadowhunters Fans Will Love About All My Life - Exclusive
When Harry Shum Jr. took on the role of Sol in All My Life, he had no clue just how much the film would resonate with a 2020 audience. Looper recently spoke to Harry Shum Jr. in an exclusive interview, during which he revealed what his Glee and Shadowhunters fans will love most about All My Life.
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Rules Actors Make Others Follow On Movie Sets
We're here to take a look at some of the unique rules actors make others follow on movie sets, from notable contract clauses to obsessive method acting.
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The Truth About The Johnny Depp Cameo In The Walking Dead
In a season 6 episode of The Walking Dead, viewers spotted a severed head that looked alarmingly like Johnny Depp. Now, the series' special make-up effects supervisor Greg Nicotero has opened up about how the Depp cameo came to be.
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The Untold Truth Of Grand Admiral Thrawn
Grand Admiral Thrawn has long been among the most recognizable bad guys in the galaxy far, far away. Now, he's a growing presence in live-action like "Ahsoka."
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Why Breaking Bad Fans Skip This Episode On Rewatches
Turns out, there's at least one episode of Breaking Bad that even some of the most devoted of fans claim they skip whenever they indulge in a re-watch. Surprisingly, it's also one of the best reviewed episodes in the series' canon.
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The Untold Truth Of The Philadelphia Experiment
The 1984 film The Philadelphia Experiment is a romance, a period piece, a time-travel movie, and depending on who you ask, is "based on actual events."
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The Season 2 Detail That Makes No Sense To The Boys Fans
By the end of The Boys season 1, Hughie may not have the same "shoot them all and take names later" mentality as Billy, but he's coming into his own nicely... or at least, some fans think so. Others have been pointing out some inconsistencies that revealed themselves throughout season 2.
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Why Gamma From The Walking Dead Looks So Familiar
The face of this Whisperer (sans Walker mask) really should look very familiar to you. It belongs to Thora Birch, and it's been featured prominently in several big-time movies over the course of the past three decades.
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The Untold Truth Of Terry Gilliam
Terry Gilliam has had a unique journey as an artist and a singular vision for his work, but he has always fought doggedly to preserve his ideas.
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Things Only Adults Notice In Mars Attacks!
Mars Attacks! is a movie for the kid in all of us. But if you watched it as a kid, you may have missed out on some of the cleverest gags in the film.
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Marvel Comic Fans Will Love This New Photo From The Hawkeye Set
The casting of Hailee Steinfeld as Kate Bishop is exciting, but what if we told you that there was someone arguably even more adored from Matt Fraction and David Aja's Hawkeye comics who appears to be featured in the upcoming Disney+ series?
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How Baby Yoda's Blue Macarons In The Mandalorian Really Came To Be
The YouTube cooking channel Binging With Babish recently broke down how to make your very own blue macarons like the ones seen on the show, and Babish had a very special guest, The Mandalorian creator Jon Favreau, explain how the blue cookies came to exist.
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Wonder Woman 1984 Has A Super-Sized Runtime
With Wonder Woman 1984 hitting theaters and HBO Max on December 25, you can watch the film however you're most comfortable. Either way, you better have a comfortable seat, as its runtime suggests a whole lot of story for the Amazonian Princess.
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Jeremy Renner Drops A Hawkeye Tease On Instagram
A fresh hint about Marvel's Disney+ slate comes courtesy Clint Barton himself, as Jeremy Renner has taken to Instagram to post a winking nod to his upcoming streaming project. Matt Fraction and David Aja fans, get ready to order a celebratory pizza for your favorite dog.
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World Beyond's Scott Gimple Lays Final Word On Rick Being At The CRM Facility
The Walking Dead: World Beyond revolves around two sisters, Iris (Aliyah Royale) and Hope (Alexa Mansour), traveling to a CRM facility to rescue their scientist father. Fans have speculated if they'll see Rick Grimes there, and Scott Gimple is giving everyone a final answer.
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The Highest-Grossing Movies Of The '00s
From animated fairy tales to sci-fi epics, here are the highest-grossing movies of the '00s.
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Why You Don't Hear Much About Margaret's Children In The Crown
The Crown dives into many of Princess Margaret's romantic and scandalous moments, and her complicated relationship with her sister, Queen Elizabeth II. But one aspect of her life the show ignores is her parenting.
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Paul Bettany Teases WandaVision's Theatrical MCU-Level End Game
Everything we do know of WandaVision certainly does sound bonkers. However, Paul Bettany recently teased on SiriusXM that things will ramp up to something more reminiscent of a regular Marvel movie by the end of the series.
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Rian Johnson Considered Including Force-Ghost Anakin Skywalker In The Last Jedi
Since the film's release, fans have wondered whether or not there might have been another Jedi Master who could have appeared in The Last Jedi instead — and writer-director Rian Johnson has now provided the answer.
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Mad Max Actor Hugh Keays-Byrne Dies At 73
The news of the performer's passing came via a tweet from filmmaker Ted Geoghegan, who called Keays-Byrne "an unsung hero of Aussie cinema" and "an absolutely wonderful human who fought very hard for environmental and humanitarian issues."
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The Question That's Never Answered In The Scorpion King Movies
The news may come as an alarming surprise to folks who haven't been paying attention to the DVD rack at the mini mart, but The Scorpion King movies just never stopped happening. If you include The Mummy 2, the franchise now has as many feature-length entries as The Terminator.
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Why Suhail Dabbach Is The Actor Everyone Needs To Watch - Exclusive
Netflix's new movie Mosul demonstrates how performers like Suhail Dabbach merit global attention. In an exclusive interview with Looper, writer-director Matthew Michael Carnahan shared that he believes Mosul will put Dabbach back in the spotlight he so richly deserves to be in.
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Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer Almost Never Happened. Here's Why
Of all the countless classic Christmas stories, Rudolph's tale is one of the most popular and enduring -- and yet, it almost didn't come to be. A world without Rudolph would cause a lot of trouble for Santa, so what exactly was it that nearly prevented this classic from coming to fruition?
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Funniest Chadwick Boseman Moments That Make Us Miss Him Even More
Chadwick Boseman's talent, spirit, and charm will never be forgotten. But the Black Panther star was every bit as hilarious as he was impressive. These are the funniest interviews, bloopers, and scenes from his brilliant career, from loudmouthed goats to his times on the Tonight Show.
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Supernatural: The Entire Winchester Timeline Explained
With a show this enduring, it can be challenging to keep the timeline straight — especially when much of the Winchester history unravels out of order. Let's take a look back at 15 seasons of Winchester and Campbell family drama, hunting, resurrections, and that little thing called the apocalypse.
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