Breaking Bad: David Costabile Had To Fight For His Role As Gale
Though he proved an important part to the overall story, David Costabile had to fight for his role as Gale in "Breaking Bad." Here's why that was.
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Thanos' Connection To Marvel's Secret Seventh Infinity Stone Is Bigger Than We Thought
There's a secret seventh Infinity Stone and it seems that Thanos' connection to it is even bigger than we thought. Here's how the two are related.
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The Flash First Reactions Should Have DC Fans Very Excited
If these first reactions are anything to go by, "The Flash" would indeed appear to be a pretty intriguing piece of superhero cinema.
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Chris Diamantopoulos Has Some Strong Words For The Office Fans Who Hate Brian, The Boom Mic Guy - Exclusive
Chris Diamantopoulos' boom mic guy shakes up Jim and Pam's relationship in Season 9 of "The Office." Here's what he has to say to fans who throw shade at him.
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Netflix's Mulligan - Everything You Need To Know
Here's everything we know about Netflix's upcoming adult animated series Mulligan.
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Ezra Miller's Barry Allen Could Still Have A Future In The DCU
As it turns out, "The Flash" might not be the end for Ezra Miller's Barry Allen in the DC Universe.
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The Flash Director Andy Muschietti Sees Parallels Between Comic Book And Horror Movies
Andy Muschietti got his start in horror before making "The Flash," and he sees many parallels between films of those genres.
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The Ending Of Guy Ritchie's The Covenant Explained
Guy Ritchie's The Covenant focuses on the bond between a U.S. soldier and an Afghan interpreter. Here are the biggest moments from the film and its finale.
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The Flash Director Praises Ezra Miller's Acting In The Film
While there are many controversies surrounding Ezra Miller, "The Flash" director Andy Muschietti has nothing but praise for the actor.
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How Jason Momoa Behaved On Aquaman's Set, According To Amber Heard
According to Amber Heard, "Aquaman" himself Jason Momoa had some interesting quirks and habits during the film's intense aquatic production.
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Every Suit Showcased In The Flash's Second Trailer Explained
Here's every superhero suit shown in the latest "Flash" trailer explained.
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True Detective: Rachel McAdams Went On Ride-Alongs To Prepare For Ani
Rachel McAdams starred as Detective Ani Bezzerides in Season 2 of "True Detective" and she prepped for the role by doing ride-alongs with the local police.
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Evil Dead Rise's Deadite Onslaught Was Originally More Expansive
"Evil Dead Rise" sees the world of Deadites and Books of the Dead return, but as expansive as it gets, director Lee Cronin said it was almost even bigger.
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Jeri Ryan Says Voyager Was Unpleasant But Star Trek: Picard Grew Her Love For Seven
Jeri Ryan had a bad experience starring in "Star Trek: Voyager," but she got to learn how to love her character by returning to "Star Trek: Picard."
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The Flash Trailer: Is Michelle Pfeiffer's Catwoman Slinking Around Wayne Manor?
The second trailer for The Flash teases even more of a Batman-centric storyline, and that could mean a return for Michelle Pfeiffer as Catwoman/Selina Kyle.
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Chicago Med's Dominic Rains Credits General Hospital With Helping Him Land The Role
Dominic Rains may have once studied to become a real doctor, but he cites his experience in "General Hospital" as the reason he landed a role in "Chicago Med."
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South Park Theory: The Town's Treatment Of Cartman Turned Him Evil
One "South Park" fan theory suggests Eric Cartman only turned evil because everyone in town treated him so poorly, and there was hope for him after all.
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Dominique Fishback Abandoned Her Typical Acting Prep For Lauded Swarm Performance
Taking on such an outlandish role in "Swarm" required Dominique Fishback to utilize an out-of-the-box approach that challenged her typical style of acting.
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The White Lotus Season 2 Is A Mash-Up Of Two Classic '70s Sitcoms
Mike White, creator of HBO's "The White Lotus," revealed that the second season was actually inspired by two classic sitcoms from the 1970s.
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Modern Family Theory: Gil Thorpe Was In Love With Phil
In "Modern Family," Phil Dunphy has a rivalry with Gil Thorpe; however, some fans believe that Gil's bullying of Phil is because he is in love with him.
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The Flash: All The Batman '89 References WB Packed Into The Film's 2nd Trailer
It looks like fans of the 1989 version of "Batman" are about to be gifted with a cornucopia of nostalgia when "The Flash" hits theaters this summer.
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Big Bang Theory: Chuck Lorre Was Just As Shocked As Viewers Over Kaley Cuoco's Hair
When Penny (Kaley Cuoco) showed off a haircut in Season 8 of "The Big Bang Theory," viewers were stunned by this transformation. Chuck Lorre was shocked too.
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Where You Can Watch Hallmark's Garage Sale Mysteries Movie Series
Hallmark had a hit on its hand with the first "Garage Sale Mystery," which has over a dozen sequels, and fans can watch them all in a few places.
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Perry Mason's Matthew Rhys Had Some Reservations About Returning For Season 2
Matthew Rhys revealed to Forbes that he was initially on the fence about whether it would be worthwhile to return to "Perry Mason" for another round.
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Chicago Med: Will Halstead's Financial Problems Won't Go Away Anytime Soon
Nick Gehlfuss has gone on the record saying that Dr. Will Halstead of "Chicago Med" isn't going to get financial relief any time soon.
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VPR: Fans Are Noticing A Parallel Between Scandoval And Gone Girl
"Vanderpump Rules" fans are pointing out that it has some eerie similarities to "Gone Girl."
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Rabbit Hole: The '70s-'80s Thrillers That Inspired The Show
With the release of "Rabbit Hole" on Paramount+, lead actor Kiefer Sutherland shared the movies that influenced the tone of the new streaming thriller.
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