Marvel Announces The Return Of Thanos In A Brand-New Series
Thanos is back in a self-titled new series by writer Chris Cantwell and artist Luca Pizzari that will see the Mad Titan take on a new Illuminati team.
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The Witcher: Ladies Of The Wood Explained
The Ladies of the Wood are some of the most terrifying characters in "The Witcher" lore, and they're inspired by some spooky real-world mythologies.
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Deadpool 2: Why X-Force Member Zeitgeist Looks So Familiar
"Deadpool 2" saw the debut of the X-Force, whose members were played by big-name actors. Here's where you may have seen X-Force member Zeitgeist's actor before.
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Red, White And Royal Blue: Prince Henry's Dark English History Joke Explained
In "Red, White & Royal Blue," Prince Henry pulls out a pretty dark joke about the British monarchy locking up their relatives. That happened quite a lot.
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The Wheel Of Time S2: Rosamund Pike Walked A Tightrope Between Fantasy & Humanity - Exclusive Interview
Rosamund Pike and Josha Stradowski told Looper how the second season of "Wheel of Time" balances the fantastial elements of the show with grounded humanity.
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The Mandalorian: Why Grogu's Face Was Almost Radically Different
Grogu was an instantly adored "Star Wars" character upon his "Mandalorian" debut, but an abandoned idea would have resulted in a very different face.
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The Last Voyage Of The Demeter: How Working With Guillermo Del Toro Influenced André Øvredal - Exclusive
Director André Øvredal reflected on his previous collaboration with Guillermo del Toro and how that experience influenced "The Last Voyage of the Demeter."
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Why Ozark's Julia Garner Almost Quit Acting
Prior to landing her breakout role on Netflix's hit crime series "Ozark," Emmy-winner Julia Garner was considering making a career change.
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Futurama Season 11: Who Voices Nibbler & Why Does He Sound So Familiar?
Nibbler on "Futurama" is voiced by Frank Welker, a longtime voice actor who's been heard on various animated television shows and films since the late '60s.
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The Jersey Shore Cast Looks A Lot Different Today
The cast members of "Jersey Shore" may have gotten a little messy during their time on the show, but they've grown since then -- well, some more than others.
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How Timothy Olyphant's Iron Man Audition Paved The Way To The Mandalorian
Timothy Olyphant missed out on being cast as "Iron Man," but his audition eventually paid off with a memorable supporting role in "The Mandalorian."
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Harry Potter: What Is Ron's Patronus & Why It Is Important
While Harry Potter's Patronus is the noble stag, Ron Weasley's is something a bit smaller but fiercely loyal. Here's what Ron's Patronus says about him.
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A Forgotten Better Call Saul Special Sheds New Light On A Key Breaking Bad Moment
"Better Call Saul" fans may not know that there was a one-off comic special before the series aired. In fact, the comic connects to a key "Breaking Bad" moment.
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Why One Lord Of The Rings Star Refused To Get A Matching Tattoo With The Cast
A prominent "Lord of the Rings" actor turned down the chance to get a matching tattoo with the rest of his Fellowship actors.
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Who Does Rebecca Mader Play On Blue Bloods & What Hit Show Is She On Now?
"Fire Country" fans may recognize Faye Stone actor Rebecca Mader from one of her previous TV roles, including her one-episode turn on "Blue Bloods."
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Marvel Teases A Huge Change To Its Most Powerful Hero
It looks like Marvel Comics is bringing back its most powerful superhero. However, fans can expect some massive changes when the comic hits the stands.
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Deadpool: The Morbid Game Behind The Marvel Character's Name
When creating the character Deadpool, Rob Liefeld took inspiration from an unusual source -- a guessing game his parents played following celebrity deaths.
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Who Plays Ben On Friends & What Other Big Roles Has He Landed?
Cole Sprouse played Ben Geller, Ross' son with his ex-wife, on the NBC sitcom "Friends," and he's had a productive acting career in the years since then.
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Who Plays Sadie In Verizon's Commercials & Where You May Have Seen Her Before
The new, always-on-the-go protagonist of Verizon's 2023 myPlan commercials, Sadie, may look surprisingly familiar to avid fans of film and TV.
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Invincible: How Many Episodes Are In Season 2?
"Invincible" returns this year, but how many episodes are in the hit animated series' second season, and when will they arrive on Prime Video?
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Shark Tank: Why The Minus Cal Pitch Became A Tense Argument
The Minus Cal episode of "Shark Tank" ended up being the perfect example of the type of pitch shark Mark Cuban has no absolutely tolerance for.
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Star Wars: How The Mandalorian Saved An Actor's Life After Years Of Fan Backlash
"The Mandalorian" saved the life of one "Star Wars" actor and helped them get their confidence back.
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Winning Time Season 2: Who Does Britne Oldford Play?
Here's who Britne Oldford, known for her work in the U.S. "Skins" remake and "American Horror Story: Asylum," plays in HBO's "Winning Time" Season 2.
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Blacklist: Why Agnes Keen Looks So Familiar
"The Blacklist" features a performance by a young actor that might look familiar to you. Here's where you may have seen the actor who plays Agnes Keen before.
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The Ending Of Final Girl Explained
"Final Girl" may not have won over the hearts of critics or audiences when it initially came out in 2015, but it's got plenty beneath the surface to explore.
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Was Winnie The Pooh: Blood And Honey Filmed In The Real Life Hundred Acre Wood?
"Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey" may be based on the children's stories, some may to curious as to whether it was filmed in the real Hundred Acre Wood.
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The Boys: The Star Trek Star That Almost Played The Deep
Though it's hard to imagine anyone but Chace Crawford as the Deep on Amazon Prime's hit series "The Boys," this "Star Trek" star almost played him instead.
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