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Even among the most diehard of Batman fans, there are still some facts about Gotham City's most famous vigilante that might be new to their trained Bat-ears.

Netflix's fantasy series "Shadow and Bone" adapts multiple books by Leigh Bardugo, not just the one the series is named after. Here's what Season 2 will cover.

There's a rich array of possible choices when it comes to picking the best board games to play. Here are the 20 best strategy board games of all time ranked.

Despite dying mere minutes into the first film, John Wick's wife Helen somehow plays an underrated role in each of the franchise's four entries.

Uatu's Guardians of the Multiverse was really missing this one hero from the MCU. Shame, Watcher. Shame.

Some viewers picked up on some vibes between Shuri and Namor in "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever." Turns out, they weren't the only ones.

Martha and Thomas are significant players in the creation of Batman. Here are the only Batman movies or TV shows that didn't show his parents dying.

Fans have long been pressing for an even longer "Mithril Cut' of the Lord of the Rings trilogy.

Hallmark movies and shows remain as popular as ever and longtime viewers probably want to know where they can go to stream their wholesome holiday favorites.

Ty Pennington hosted "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" from 2003 to 2012. After taking a break, he's been on a few more reality TV shows in recent years.

One of LEGO's newest Harry Potter sets is a must-own for fans of the films, books, building blocks, and the Weasleys!

As you might expect, the editions of D&D played by Rick and Morty amount to the ultimate insider joke.

Fans of the 2010 drama "Blue Valentine" might not know how time-consuming the improvisation process ended up being for Michelle Williams and Ryan Gosling.

Phineas and Ferb thrived on its ability to come up with wacky new situations and adventures for its characters to engage in week to week.

Not every moment from a beloved story can make it into a screen adaptation. There's one particular scene fans of "The Witcher" wish hadn't been changed.

The late David Crosby starred in some beloved blockbusters that reached the big screen in the 1990s.

From victims of genocide to the kids of demonic parents, here are the dark and tragic backstories of some of DC's most beloved superheroes and heroines.

"Abbott Elementary" has a dedicated fanbase, and the show rewards those fans with various Easter eggs, including one referencing "The Parent Trap."

"The Walking Dead" episode "The Rotten Core" contained an intense confrontation between Negan and Hershel that was undercut by a blatant on-screen error.

The late Chadwick Boseman received a boost from one of the greatest actors of all time.

Longtime "Ghostbusters" fans may be interested to know that Harold Ramis once envisioned a third movie that involved the great Chris Farley.

Since the list of Joker deaths is a long one, we've gone ahead and sorted out his most memorable exits.

Markle's passion for acting can likely be traced back to her childhood when she frequently visited the set of one of the most popular comedies of all time.

Crossovers may be the norm for modern superhero movies, but that doesn't mean every proposed MCU guest appearance and Easter egg has made it to the screen. Here's a look back at some of the coolest ideas that had to fall by the wayside.

In a recent tweet, James Gunn listed a few of the DC Comics properties that he and Peter Safran will be looking to for inspiration for the future of the DCU.

In addition to the titular anti-hero, "Black Adam" also introduces the Justice Society of America, or JSA, and the film once included more scenes with them.

According to M. Night Shyamalan, another one of his movies almost got a nod from the "Unbreakable" trilogy.

Netflix's "3 Body Problem" had difficult journey to the small screen that included a high-profile murder case.

Do you remember Jon Favreau's character and storyline on "Friends"? Well, it brutally involved a real-life UFC fighter and WCW star.

Classic Golden Age artist Joe Maneely gets his due with Fantagraphics' new Artist Edition, featuring horror stories written by Stan Lee.