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“House of the Dragon” Season 2 introduces the Dragonseeds, characters who are more pivotal to the plot than you might initially think.
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Jim Carrey has had a long Hollywood career as a mostly comedic actor, but it's one of his more dramatic films that critics have rated most highly.
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A controversial scene from HBO's "House of the Dragon" Season 2 Episode 1 has sparked outrage across social media platforms.
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Spider-Man costumes look awesome, but they have their drawbacks, which is why Tom Holland has had a particular fear throughout his MCU tenure.
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"Chicago Fire" will have a new firehouse chief when the drama returns for Season 13, but Chris Hermann will not be the one to fill that role.
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Every actor has a few clunkers on their filmography. But these stars had the indignity of starring in movies that scored a perfect 0% on Rotten Tomatoes.
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The Boys: One Reveal Takes Season 4's Most Explicit Scene To A-Hole New Level
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An AI-generated trailer imagines what animated sitcom "The Jetsons" would look like if the show was live-action and came out during the 1950s.
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Just because a movie bombs at the box office doesn't mean it's game over. Check out these financial flops that found a second life on Netflix.
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In keeping with Game of Thrones, House of the Dragon Season 1 had an epic title credits sequence. But Season 2 changed things up - here’s why.
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Martin Scorsese is one of the best directors of all time, but back in the late '80s, he created a movie so controversial it was banned in multiple countries.
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"House of the Dragon" Season 2 introduces "Game of Thrones fans to Tom Taylor's Cregan Stark, but his debut repeats a huge Season 1 mistake.
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As an actor known for his edgy, occasionally raunchy sense of humor, "Deadpool 2" star Rob Delaney's life has been filled with incredible setbacks.
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Avery Brooks played one of the most beloved captains in "Star Trek" history. Fans may be wondering what the actor has been up to since "DS9."
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Christopher Nolan's final "Batman" film displayed one interesting villain connection that only the staunchest and most longtime of fans likely got.
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House of the Dragon Season 2 is off to a gruesome start thanks to Blood and Cheese in that Episode 1 ending. But in the book, it got much, much worse.
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