Ready Player Two - Will It Ever Happen?
Ernest Cline recently released the sequel novel "Ready Player Two." Here's when you can expect the film adaptation to hit the big screen.
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The Gilded Age Star You Likely Missed In These Episodes Of Blue Bloods
There is one face that eagle-eyed fans of the CBS police procedural Blue Bloods may have recognized throughout Season 1 of The Gilded Age.
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Why Harrison Ford Yelled At Stuntmen On Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny
Harrison Ford admits that he got a little testy with some overprotective stuntmen while filming "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny."
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Ice Cube Pays Homage To Ice-T In New TMNT: Mutant Mayhem Trailer
In the second "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem" trailer, Ice Cube pays homage to Ice-T in a subtle way.
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Ted Lasso S3 Finale: A Surprising Real-Life Premier League Legend Plays A Huge Role For AFC Richmond
Mike Dean returns to the world of "Ted Lasso" in the Season 3 finale, making his presence felt during the AFC Richmond vs. West Ham United F.C. game.
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The Surprising Organization That Has A Bone To Pick With AHS: Freak Show
American Horror Story has had several controversies, including one with Twisty the clown. One organization, in particular, took issue with Twisty's portrayal.
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I Think You Should Leave S3: How Many Episodes Are There?
How many episodes are in Season 3 of "I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson?"
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Harrison Ford Shuts Down The Han Solo Vs Indiana Jones Debate Once And For All
Harrison Ford has played many an iconic character, and he's not shy about expressing his frustration with the often silly questions fans ask him.
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Spider-Man Producers Say Live-Action Miles Morales Movie Is In The Works
With the popularity of "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse," it shouldn't be surprising to hear how producers want to make a live-action Miles Morales movie.
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Across The Spider-Verse Box Office Prediction: Can The Animated Sequel Top Its Predecessor?
Can this newest take on Spider-Man beat the first film - and even break records? Here's our prediction.
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The Breaking Bad Theory About What That Fly Really Represents
"Fly" is a divisive episode among Breaking Bad fans, detailing Walt's desire to kill a fly in his lab. Here's a theory about what that fly really represents.
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The Saul Goodman Easter Egg You Never Noticed On Breaking Bad
If you look closely during this "Breaking Bad" episode, you'll spot a callback to one of the most explosive events to ever happen on the series.
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The Most Tragic Criminal Minds Character According To Fans
Criminal Minds explored the tragic pasts of many BAU detectives, but fans think this character had it the worst of all.
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Blood & Gold: Where Was Netflix's War Drama Filmed And Why Is That So Important?
Netflix's World War II drama, "Blood & Gold," was filmed on location in a city that had a special meaning for the story that the filmmakers were telling.
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Justified: City Primeval's Second Trailer Promises A Classic Raylan Givens Case In A Fresh Setting
Fans of Raylan Givens' unique approach to crimefighting will see his efforts applied to a completely different area in the upcoming "Justified" spin-off.
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Win The Wilderness Season 2 - Will It Ever Happen?
Everything that happened around the production of "Win the Wilderness: Alaska" is almost as compelling as what was filmed. What would Season 2 be like?
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How Stephen King Saved The Boogeyman From Being A Hulu-Exclusive Streamer
Despite its original status as a Hulu exclusive, "The Boogeyman" is getting a theatrical release, and Stephen King is the one who helped make it happen.
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Wes Anderson 'Spoils' Asteroid City In The Opening Credits - And That's A Good Thing
Wes Anderson has spoiled the identity of the alien in the opening credits of his upcoming film, "Asteroid City," but that is not necessarily a bad thing.
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I Think You Should Leave: Bob Odenkirk Was The Only One Allowed To Improvise
Bob Odenkirk is one of the only people who got to improvise on "I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson."
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Long Before TBBT, Jim Parsons Got His Start On A Long Forgotten 2000s Sitcom
Before gaining massive fame as Sheldon on The Big Bang Theory, Jim Parsons got his career started with a guest role on this oft-forgotten early 2000s sitcom.
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Daredevil: Born Again Won't Feature Deborah Ann Woll's Karen
While fans would probably love to see Deborah Ann Woll reprise her role of Karen Page in "Daredevil: Born Again," the actress confirms that won't happen.
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The New Trailer For TMNT: Mutant Mayhem Features An Iconic Comic Reference
As the four turtle brothers prepare to take to the New York City streets, they group together in an iconic pose instantly recognizable to TMNT fans.
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Ted Lasso Season 3 Episode 12 Review: A Standard Yet Satisfying Wrap Up
"Ted Lasso" has possibly come to an end with Season 3, Episode 12. Does it go out as a success or a flop? Our reviewer argues it's the former.
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Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse Manga Spinoff Turns Doc Ock Into A Schoolgirl
"Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" is setting up to be an expansive and exhilarating Spider-film, and it will spawn a spin-off manga about a new Doc Ock.
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Ted Lasso S3 Finale Deftly Avoids A Classic Karate Kid Villain Tactic
Rupert's plot in "Ted Lasso" S3 finale is a tried and tested "Karate Kid"-style move, but the show artfully dodges this classic villain tactic.
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Succession Director Mark Mylod Says He Thinks There's An Ending More Tragic For Kendall
"Succession" director Mark Mylod thinks there's a bleaker ending for Kendall Roy.
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Pulp Fiction: Why Samuel L. Jackson Was Angry He Had To Audition For Jules
Samuel L. Jackson had to audition to land the part of "Pulp Fiction" favorite Jules Winnfield, and he wasn't too happy about having to do so.
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