Fans of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and any other supernatural TV dramas have reason to celebrate with the release of the new trailer for "Wolf Pack."
Read MoreFrank Welker has been affiliated with the "Scooby-Doo" franchise since 1969, so it's only appropriate he has a role in the new "Velma" series.
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Read MoreWhatever happened to Beatbox after it appeared on Shark Tank? The company is thriving, and Mark Cuban even invested more money in it after the show.
Read MoreFans of Discovery's "Gold Rush" will know that tensions can run pretty high when working in the grueling conditions of an Alaskan gold mine.
Read MoreFor Nico Parker, being around corpses on "The Last of Us" isn't much of a change of pace. She had experience with death when visiting the set of "Westworld."
Read MoreWith all the right '90s-erotic-thriller pieces, such as stars and plenty of skin, "Jade" seems destined for success. But the results were the exact opposite.
Read More"Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" featured all sorts of fun details for viewers, but Black Bolt's costume probably shouldn't have been greenlit.
Read More"Harry Potter" asks audiences to suspend their disbelief to enjoy the magical world it is set in, but there are some aspects of the series that make no sense.
Read MoreTom Clancy's Jack Ryan is back with season 3, which is full of epic twists and turns. We break down all the small details you may have missed in this epic show.
Read MoreIn a recent interview, "The Batman" director Matt Reeves revealed that his upcoming The Penguin series will be a must-watch leading up to "The Batman 2."
Read MoreSam Corlett, Frida Gustavsson, and Leo Suter of "Vikings: Valhalla" reflect on their characters' evolutions in Season 2 and filming in difficult conditions.
Read MoreMike Wolfe spent $4,500 on a Spider-Man comic book on "American Pickers." These days, that issue could be worth a good amount of money.
Read MoreJust because mining season ends for the cast of "Gold Rush" doesn't mean that their work is done for the year, which Rick Ness knows all too well.
Read MoreAccording to recent reports, viewership for the Golden Globes has gone down over the past few years.
Read MoreShowrunner Erica Messer explained why she doesn't want "Criminal Minds: Evolution" to emulate "The Sopranos" when it comes to swearing and gore.
Read MoreAt a glimpse, "Grease" is an adorable story as two opposites defy the odds and end up together. Yet upon closer inspection, there are some messed-up parts.
Read MoreKitty Forman's (Debra Jo Rupp) annoying laugh was an most iconic running gag of "That '70s Show" and now lives on with "That '90s Show." Bad news for Rupp.
Read MoreAfter eight more episodes, "Vikings: Valhalla" answers Season 1 plot points and plants even more questions for fans. Here is the ending of Season 2 explained.
Read MoreJanelle Monáe's film career continues to grow, but some fans may not know about the surprising pool of performances that inspired her to pursue acting.
Read MoreA Reddit user asked "Gold Rush" star Dave Turin "How much of the shows are staged?" Turin responded, "None is staged," but did not elaborate more than that.
Read MoreKissing on screen is something that every actor has to be prepared to do. But family dynamics can add a side of awkwardness.
Read MoreIn an exclusive interview, Joe Mantegna of "Criminal Minds: Evolution" discusses the direction the show has taken and what he's hoping for going forward.
Read MoreGerard Butler has led his share of mid-tier thrillers and reassessed gems alike, including Olympus Has Fallen, which got some praise from Robert Downey Jr.
Read MoreDana Delany had to overcome a lifelong fear of horses for her role as Margaret on "Tulsa King." Here's how she did it.
Read MoreJustin Johnson Cortez discussed working with Katherine McNamara on "Walker Independence," including their time spent boxing and having fun on set.
Read MoreAndrea Canning knows her true crime, and she's not afraid to declare that Dateline led the way.
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