What Happened To Bishop On NCIS - Can She Still Return?
Eleanor Bishop was fired from the "NCIS" team in Season 18, but the writers left the door open to the character potentially returning down the line.
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Beloved Movie Characters Who Were Killed Offscreen
Between starring in other films and movie star egos, not everybody gets a proper goodbye. These are some of the most beloved movie characters killed offscreen.
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How Long Is The New Mission: Impossible Movie - Dead Reckoning Part One?
With the latest "Mission Impossible" film, "Dead Reckoning Part One," finally released, some fans might be wondering how long the new entry is.
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Is Naruto's Itachi A God? What Shinto Beliefs Can Tell Us
Itachi Uchiha is one of the few "Naruto" characters with god-like or near-god-like powers, many of which are inspired by Shinto, Japan's oldest religion.
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What Is Shark Tank Investor Mark Cuban's Reasoning For Changing Deals Behind-The-Scenes?
The sharks of "Shark Tank," including, but not limited to Mark Cuban, are known for changing deals after the fact. But why does he make such changes?
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Which Boat Sank On The Deadliest Catch? There's Actually Been More Than One
Though fans may know about the tragedy of the S/V Destination, there's actually been more than one boat that has sank on the "Deadliest Catch."
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The Originals: How The Vampire Diaries Spin-Off Ended & Where Can You Watch It
Here's how "The Originals" came to an end in its 2018 finale and where you can watch all five seasons of the "Vampire Diaries" spin-off on streaming services.
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Knights Of The Zodiac: How Famke Janssen Made A Male Anime Role Her Own
Famke Janssen plays a gender-swapped character in "Knights of the Zodiac" from the "Saint Seiya" anime, which presented exciting opportunities for her.
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Are NCIS' Pauley Perrette And Sean Murray Friends In Real Life?
Here's what "NCIS" staples Pauley Perrette and Sean Murray think of each other away from the cameras.
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Why Is Aladdin Offensive: How Stereotypes And Casting Caused Huge Backlash
Here's why Disney's 1992 animated film "Aladdin," and to a lesser extent its 2019 live-action remake, became so controversial through its use of stereotypes.
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How Barbenheimer Became The Cinematic Showdown Of Summer 2023
With pink stilettos and atomic bombs, "Barbie" and "Oppenheimer" have become the unexpected "must-watch" cinematic pairing of the summer.
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Why Is Wolverine Called Logan?
Contrary to what most fans may think, Wolverine's real name isn't actually Logan. Here's the dark origin story of the Marvel hero's oft-used nickname.
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Why Did Mike Fourtner Leave Deadliest Catch & Where Is He Now?
Mike Fourtner left Deadliest Catch in the Season 9 finale, retiring from the Time Bandit after 15 years. Why did he retire, and what's he been doing since then?
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The Best Episodes (So Far) Of Young Sheldon According To IMDb
Based on their IMDb ratings, these four "Young Sheldon" episodes rank as the most beloved among fans of the show. Here's why they stand out as much as they do.
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Oppenheimer's 'Opening Look' Is Giving Audiences Chills
Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" is a hugely anticipated new movie, and the release of a new look at the film has stoked the flames of audience excitement.
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Star Wars: Why Does Anakin Call Ahsoka Snips In Clone Wars?
Where does Anakin Skywalker's nickname for Ahsoka Tano, Snips, come from on "Star Wars: The Clone Wars"?
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Alita: Battle Angel - James Cameron's Sequels May Cover These 3 Story Arcs
James Cameron is working on sequels to "Alita: Battle Angel," and it's likely he will be exploring these story arcs from the manga in the upcoming films.
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Mission: Impossible 7 Has One Tom Cruise Stunt That Genuinely Terrified Simon Pegg
The "Mission Impossible" franchise features a ton of Tom Cruise stunts done practically, but co-star Simon Pegg cited this stunt as the most terrifying to him.
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Marvel Showcases Mutant History In New Marvel Voices: X-Men
Marvel Comics will be diving deep into the history of the X-Men in the upcoming anthology "Marvel's Voices: X-Men" #1. Here's what readers can expect.
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Why Indiana Jones 5's Outlandish Third Act Makes Perfect Sense, Actually
The "Indiana Jones" franchise has some fans staunchly defending "Dial of Destiny," citing this element of the franchise to explain why the new film is so good.
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How Long Do Deadliest Catch Boats Usually Stay At Sea?
"Deadliest Catch" fans may be wondering how long the crews stay at sea. As it turns out, this timeframe can vary greatly depending on several factors.
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Why Mission: Impossible 7's Director Scrapped A Digitally De-Aged Tom Cruise Scene
Filmmaker Christopher McQuarrie considered having "Mission Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One" start out with a flashback to 1989.
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Does Jeremy Renner's William Brandt Return For Mission Impossible 7?
Here's a look at whether Jeremy Renner returns to his role as William Brandt in "Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part I."
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The Boy And The Heron, Billed As Hayao Miyazaki's Final Film, Sets US Release Window
Famed writer-director Hayao Miyazaki will see what is billed as his final film, "The Boy and the Heron," released later this year.
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My Adventures With Superman Is Inspired By An Anime - But It Is NOT Sailor Moon
"My Adventures with Superman" draws heavily from anime. In particular, the transformation sequence draws from something often mistaken for "Sailor Moon."
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The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon Finally Has A Release Date (And It's Coming Sooner Than You Think)
We finally know when "The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon" will make its long-awaited small screen debut. Suffice to say, it's coming much sooner than expected.
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Where The Money Invested On Shark Tank Is Actually Coming From
Shark Tank features investors putting money into a variety of ideas, but where does that money come from? It actually belongs to the sharks.
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