Why Donald Whitfield From 1923 Looks So Familiar
A business tycoon who is used to getting his way, and gets ruthless when he doesn't, Whitfield is an actor you definitely recognize.
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How Alexis Bledel Behaved On Gilmore Girls, According To David Sutcliffe
Rory Gilmore was a girl with a good heart who occasionally lost her way. But here's how Alexis Bledel behaved on the set according to David Sutcliffe.
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Chuck Lorre Described Young Sheldon's Filming Process As 'Torturously Slow'
Chuck Lorre helped produce some iconic shows, which include none other than "The Big Bang Theory." In filming its prequel, Lorre had his reservations.
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1923 Theory: Whitfield's Cruelty To Lindy & Christy Foreshadows Jake And Banner's Battle
"1923" tycoon Donald Whitfield may have been playing the long game to pit sheepman leader Banner Creighton and Dutton patriarch Jacob against each other.
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Facts From The Dark Heart Of Deliverance
More than 50 years on, Deliverance remains a thrilling ride into the dark heart of the American wilderness and the primal subconscious.
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Whatever Happened To Rick Newhouse From Chicago Fire?
Rick Newhouse was set to be a fan-favorite, so it was shocking when the character disappeared from "Chicago Fire" so soon. But whatever happened to his actor?
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1923's Season Finale Solidifies The Duttons' Biggest Enemy (& It Isn't A Person)
Season 1 finale of "1923" makes clear that the Duttons are fighting a far bigger enemy than any individual person. Here's what the family is really up against.
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Mila Kunis Had To Reclaim Her Jackie Voice For That '90s Show
Sometimes reclaiming an old character is easy and other times, a stretch. Apparently, the latter was true for Mila Kunis playing Jackie in "That '90s Show."
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Some 1923 Fans Are Underwhelmed With The Story Progression In The Finale
Some fans have already expressed their disappointment on the way the Season 1 finale of "1923" handled things. Let's see what they had to say.
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Chicago Fire's Charlie Barnett Said Being Written Off The Show 'Broke' Him
While moving on from playing a character can be challenging for any actor, being written off "Chicago Fire" broke Charlie Barnett.
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Wes Bentley Says The Cast Of Yellowstone Creates Their Own Fanfiction On The Set
According to actor Wes Bentley, the cast of Paramount's "Yellowstone" love to create their own fanfiction while on set together. Here's what he said.
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The Witcher's Joey Batey Says Geralt And Jaskier's Friendship Was Effortless Both On And Off Screen
Sometimes friendships blossom both on and off the screen, and according to "The Witcher's" Joey Batey, his friendship with Henry Cavill was effortless.
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John Cho's One Issue With The Original Star Trek Was Sulu's Lack Of Action
While it meant a lot to John Cho to see George Takei play Sulu on the original "Star Trek," he has one issue with the character: his lack of action.
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William Shatner Thought That Timing Was The Reason For Star Trek's Cancelation
William Shatner believed the reasoning for the cancelation of the original "Star Trek" series lied with the poor timing slots that plagued the series.
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Even The Most Hardened, Pessimistic 1923 Fans Love Alexandra
"1923" viewers seem to have a hard time disliking Alexandra. Many fans have taken to social media to express their admiration and love for the character.
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Kim Coates Consulted A Therapist To Prep For Dawn's Death On Sons Of Anarchy
"Sons of Anarchy" was a brutal show. It was so brutal, in fact, that Kim Coates had to consult with a therapist before a very pivotal death scene.
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The Star Wars Community Breathed A Sigh Of Relief At Omega's Updated Design
While "Star Wars" fans immediately fell in love with Omega after the debut of "The Bad Batch," they never enjoyed her initial costume design.
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The Office's Amy Ryan Couldn't Keep A Straight Face While Filming With Steve Carell
Steve Carell is a comedy wizard according to Amy Ryan. The actress struggled to keep it together while filming scenes with Carell on "The Office."
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The 13 Best Radio Call-Ins On Frasier
A number of big names have called into "The Dr. Frasier Crane Show," over the years, but here are our 13 favorite callers across the 11 seasons of "Frasier."
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Whatever Happened To Hadley From Chicago Fire?
Kevin Hadley was an important character in the first couple of seasons of "Chicago Fire" and fans may be curious about what the actor has been up to now.
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History Of The World: Part I: 14 Facts About Mel Brooks' Comedy Classic Only Major Fans Will Know
When Mel Brooks released 1981's "History of the World," critics and the box office were lukewarm. 42 years later, these facts will get you ready for the sequel.
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It Took Some Time For Leonard Nimoy To Open Up To Walter Koenig During Star Trek
According to "Stark Trek" star, Walter Koenig, Leonard Nimoy wasn't the most sociable cast member on set, but he was always very reliable.
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TV Shows That Made A Comeback At The Movies
Before bringing back small-screen favorites was en vogue, Hollywood was often reviving iconic shows as full-length feature films. Here are some of the biggest.
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Why Chicago Fire's Kara Killmer Compares The City's Role In The Series To The Lord Of The Rings' One Ring
Longtime "Chicago Fire" fans may find it interesting that Kara Killmer compared the show's setting to the One Ring from "The Lord of the Rings."
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The Most Iconic Scene From Every Movie In The Halloween Franchise
With over 13 films spanning four decades, the "Halloween" franchise has given us some memorable moments. Here are the most iconic scenes from every movie.
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Walter Koenig's 'Bizarre' Star Trek Audition Left Him Understandably Confused
Longtime "Star Trek" fans may be interested to know how and why Walter Koenig's audition for the iconic sci-fi series was so utterly strange.
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Why Netflix's Witcher Universe Could Be Too Big To Fail
A major casting change and a widely panned four-part spin-off could mark its end, but Netflix's "The Witcher" universe could be too big to fail, and here's why.
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