Glenn Close Bows Out Of Oscars At The Last Minute Due To COVID-19
Glenn Close has tested positive for COVID-19 and will not be able to attend the 95th Academy Awards, where she was set to present an Oscar.
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The Trailer For Michelle Yeoh's American Born Chinese Is An Everything Everywhere Reunion
Disney+ has debuted the first trailer for Michelle Yeoh's American Born Chinese series, which will reunite the Everything Everywhere All at Once cast.
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Star Trek: Picard's Michael Dorn Is Open To A Worf Spin-Off In The Future
Michael Dorn, who plays Worf in "Star Trek: Picard" on Paramount+, revealed that he would be open to a spin-off starring his character in the future.
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Stephen King Stories That Need To Be Adapted On Screen
Although dozens of Stephen King works have been adapted for the movies and TV, let's look at the untouched King stories that we would love to see on the screen.
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Yellowstone Fans Agree Jimmy's Character Arc Has Been One Of The Best
Some Yellowstone viewers think that Jimmy has one of the best arcs in the entire show. Here's why.
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Fans Agree About Why Criminal Minds: Evolution Is An Apt Title
While some spinoffs are poorly conceived, and others are poorly named, fans seem to agree about why "Criminal Minds: Evolution" is an apt title.
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Shows That Released Their Best And Worst Episode In The Same Season
Every television show has its fair share of great and poor episodes ... but how many have their best and worst in the same season? Here are a few examples.
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The Meanest Things People Can Say To South Park's Matt Stone And Trey Parker
"South Park" has remained a seminal pop culture and comedy force for over 25 years. Here are the meanest things people can say to its creators.
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Star Wars Aliens We Only Saw Once
Star Wars has a pretty deep bench of alien species -- here are a few who were only seen once on-screen.
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NBC Stuck By Seinfeld After Its Disastrous Test Screenings
More than 30 years after debuting on NBC in 1989, "Seinfeld" is still one of the most famous and influential sitcoms in history. But it had a rough start.
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The Complete Jurassic Park Timeline Explained
The complete "Jurassic Park" timeline spans six films, one short, some books, and an animated Netflix series, "Camp Cretaceous." Here's the timeline explained.
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Game Of Thrones' Unaired Pilot Was Jokingly Used To Keep Kit Harington In Line
The unaired pilot for Game of Thrones was awful, from all reports, and Jon Snow's wig was quite embarrassing.
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11 Movie And TV Actors You Might Recognize As Social Media Stars
Social media hasn't just taken over the world, it's also taken over our cinemas and televisions. Here are actors you didn't know are really social media stars.
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James Pickens Jr. Calls Grey's Anatomy's Longevity 'Lightning In A Bottle'
Some shows last for years, and some shows go the way of the dodo, but James Pickens Jr. calls "Grey's Anatomy's" longevity lightning in a bottle.
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Yuriy Sardarov Says Filming Outside For Chicago Fire Was 'A Miserable Experience'
While there are many highs for the actors of "Chicago Fire," the lows include low temperatures. Yuriy Sardarov says filming outside was a miserable experience.
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The State Of Alaska Took Gold Rush To Task For Killing A Bear
Representatives of the great state of Alaska were none too thrilled with the cast and crew of Gold Rush: Alaska, and they weren't shy about saying so.
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Chicago Med's Oliver Platt Thinks His Character's Job Is The Most Interesting
While the many doctors in "Chicago Med" have an important place in serving the community, Oliver Platt thinks his character's job is the most interesting.
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1923's Brandon Sklenar Appreciates That Africa Is A Long Way From Santa Clarita
For Brandon Sklenar, filming Spencer Dutton's adventures on the African savannahs were an experience he won't soon forget.
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Whatever Happened To Barry Kripke From The Big Bang Theory?
Here's what John Ross Bowie, who played Dr. Barry Kripke on The Big Bang Theory, has been doing since the show ended.
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Melissa Rauch Considers The Big Bang Theory A 'Sitcom-College Experience'
Here's why The Big Bang Theory's Melissa Rauch found her time working on the show to be similar to attending college to learn sitcom concepts.
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One Chicago Actors You May Not Know Passed Away
The "One Chicago" shows bring together a thrilling, beloved franchise. Actors like Anne Heche, Markie Post and Demond Gray populated it before passing away.
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Some Naruto Fans Will Never Be Able To Look Past Their Issues With The Show's Writing
"Naruto" fans are not afraid to take to social media to express their dissatisfaction with the show's level of storytelling and overall writing.
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Forrie J. Smith Was A Good Sport About His Yellowstone Beatdown
There are a great many beatdowns in Taylor Sheridan's "Yellowstone" series and apparently, veteran actor Forrie J. Smith took his with grace.
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CSI's Gary Dourdan Loved The Challenge Of Portraying Warrick
Gary Dourdan is not afraid to admit how difficult "CSI" could be. However, the veteran actor also relished the challenges the show offered.
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That '70s Show's Original Title Led To Some Cast Members Not Realizing They Were In A Period Piece
Despite the immense popularity of "That '70s Show's" setting, many of the actors originally had no idea when the show was supposed to take place.
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Shada: The History Of Douglas Adams' Infamous Lost Doctor Who Episode
In 1979, the BBC halted production on a Doctor Who serial and the fandom refused to let it go. This is the history of Douglas Adams' lost Doctor Who episode.
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Yellowjackets' Sophie Thatcher Wants To Be Known For More Than Just Her Mullet
Sophie Thatcher's hair in "Yellowjackets" received a lot of attention. However, the actress wants fans to notice other aspects of her character.
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