CSI: David Berman's BTS Gig Helped Make The Show Even Better
Longtime "CSI" viewers may be interested to learn how David Berman's behind-the-scenes career helped enhance the show's procedural realism.
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The Ending Of Prisoners Explained
Before Denis Villeneuve was the biggest name in Hollywood, he directed the amazing Prisoners. We look back and break down the film's jaw-dropping ending.
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How To Watch You People With Jonah Hill & Eddie Murphy
Jonah Hill and Eddie Murphy starred in "You People" together at the beginning of 2023. A few months later, fans may be interested in where to watch it online.
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The Untold Truth Of The Millennium Falcon
There is no ship in all of "Star Wars" that's as important as the Millennium Falcon. The stories of its past have cemented the ship's place in galactic legend.
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Whatever Happened To Shake From Love Is Blind?
Dedicated viewers of Netflix's reality dating series, "Love is Blind," may be wondering whatever happened to Shake from the show's second season.
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Chicago Med's Norma Kuhling Doesn't Try To Judge Ava Bekker
"Chicago Med" star Norma Kuhling tries not to search for too many parallels and similarities between her and her TV character of Ava Bekker.
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Superhero Resurrections No One Saw Coming In The 21st Century
If superheroes have taught us anything, it is that death is rarely final. We take a look at some 21st century superhero resurrections that no one saw coming.
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The Goldbergs: Erica Was Never Meant To Be A Musician
Longtime viewers of ABC's "The Goldbergs" may be surprised to find out that Erica was actually never destined to be a singer and music creator.
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Grey's Anatomy Fans See The Original Characters In Season 19's Interns
Longtime "Grey's Anatomy" fans have taken to social media to make comparisons between the show's original characters and the interns in Season 19.
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Anya Taylor-Joy Was Starstruck Working With Ralph Fiennes On The Menu Because Of Her Love For Harry Potter
Anya Taylor-Joy was overjoyed while filming "The Menu" with veteran performer Ralph Fiennes. Apparently, Taylor-Joy was a huge "Harry Potter" fan.
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Breaking Bad: The Writer's Guild Strike Wound Up Being A 'Godsend' For Vince Gilligan
"Breaking Bad" creator Vince Gilligan is not afraid to admit how the 2007-2008 writer's strike helped him during the AMC show's infancy stages.
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How Accurate Is Netflix's Queen Cleopatra Docudrama?
Netflix is the latest studio to attempt a recreation of Cleopatra's life with the release of the documentary "Queen Cleopatra." But how accurate is it?
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Law & Order: Whatever Happened To Anthony Anderson After The Show
Fans of "Law & Order" may be wondering what Anthony Anderson has been up to since he departed the iconic and long-running police procedural.
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Daniel Radcliffe Wasn't Sure How The Daniels Would Pull Off Swiss Army Man
Most actors would balk at the idea of playing a bloated, farting corpse in a movie. But most actors aren't Daniel Radcliffe.
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Rings Of Power Season 2 May Explain How Lord Of The Rings' Galadriel Got So Powerful
Season 2 of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power hints at a game-changing evolution, both for Galadriel and Middle-earth.
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Ghosts Season 4: Mary's Exit Was Nerve-Wracking For The Showrunners
Writing off Mary was a tad nerve-wracking for the "Ghosts" showrunners.
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One Piece: Joy Boy's History Explained
In the long-running anime series "One Piece," Joy Boy is the original owner of the One Piece. Here's what you need to know about his legendary history.
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Whatever Happened To The Cast Of 1984's Dune?
Ever wondered what the cast of the original version of Dune are up to now? Wonder no more!
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Jordan Calloway On Black Lightning's Black Representation & Portrayal Of Family
Here's why Jordan Calloway believes Black Lightning is an important show for African American viewers.
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The Menu: How A Tense Dining Experience Sparked The Idea For The Movie
As dark and twistedly funny as "The Menu" is, it seems the film was inspired by screenwriter Will Tracy's own daunting dining experience.
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What Happened To Elliot Neese On Deadliest Catch?
Elliot Neese left Deadliest Catch in Season 11 to focus on his personal life, but life hasn't been smooth sailing for the crab boat captain since then.
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Resident Alien Season 3: Everything You Need To Know
Here's everything we currently know about the upcoming third season of Syfy's dramedy series Resident Alien.
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Fast X First Reactions: The Film Is Another High-Octane Blast (And Jason Momoa Steals The Show)
Here's what folks who got to see "Fast X" early have to say about the long-awaited "Fast & Furious" sequel.
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The Ending Of American Horror Story Season 2 Explained
The second season of the AHS anthology, "American Horror Story: Asylum" ended with the downfall of Briarcliff Manor. This is what the ending of "Asylum" meant.
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Wheel Of Time S2 Should Take A Hint From Shadow And Bone S2 (Viewers Love A Map)
Fantasy series have long used maps to help establish the worlds they depict, and "The Wheel of Time" should follow suit and use these maps in Season 2.
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How American Horror Story Fans Really Feel About Johnny Thredson
"American Horror Story" fans have some interesting opinions about Dylan McDermott's bitter and twisted "Asylum" character, Johnny Thredson.
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