The Time Sal Messed With The Wrong Person While Filming Impractical Jokers
"Impractical Jokers" star Sal Vulcano recently joked about the time he had a heated confrontation during filming with someone who wasn't in on the joke.
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Lucifer's Tom Ellis Often Had To Put Up A Fight When It Came To This One Part Of The Show
After shocking fan support, "Lucifer" was saved by Netflix for three more seasons after its initial cancellation. Tom Ellis revealed he found to film one part.
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Why The Role Of Robin Hood Was Recast In Once Upon A Time
Robin Hood is a quintessential character who had a charming introduction to "Once Upon A Time" fans. So why was the role recast after his first appearance?
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Dwayne Johnson Assures Fans That Black Adam Will Be Nothing Like His Other Films
"Black Adam" promises to upend the hierarchy of the DC Extended Universe, and Dwayne Johnson spoke about how the film will be unlike anything he's done before.
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Neil Gaiman's Interesting Thought Process Behind Death's Peculiar Personality In The Sandman
"The Sandman" introduces us to a personification of Death most audiences probably haven't seen before. Author Neil Gaiman explained his reasoning behind this.
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The Saddest Death On 9-1-1
The "9-1-1" series commitment to reality and the immense danger of these positions leave our heroes vulnerable at any moment to lose their lives.
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The Untold Truth Of Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman
Strap on your armor and prepare to confront the untold truth of the film version of Wonder Woman, as played by Gal Gadot.
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A Major Superman & Lois Character Is Being Recast
A major player on "Superman & Lois" is being recast. Here's who's leaving the show and why.
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Only One DC Hero Can Save Warner Bros.' DCEU At This Point, And The Answer Should Be Obvious
Warner Bros. Discovery's most powerful weapon in the DC universe is one they've barely used — they just need to give it the green light.
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How Exactly Is The Sandman Connected To William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream?
You wouldn't think to look at it, but Netflix's recent hit "The Sandman" and Shakespeare's play "A Midsummer Night's Dream" have a significant connection.
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Vikings Fans All Agree That This Is The Saddest Death On The Show
"Vikings" killed off plenty of characters throughout its run, but there's one death, in particular, that fans of the show think is its saddest.
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Black Adam Director Confirms What We Suspected All Along About Hawkman
Hawkman's backstory is far too confusing to explain, so the "Black Adam" filmmakers decided to do something different.
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The Batman Actor You Forgot Starred On South Park
"South Park" has boasted a number of guest celebrity voice actors over the years, including one star who once suited up as the Caped Crusader.
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The Director Of Black Adam Has Revealed Why Pierce Brosnan Was Cast As Dr. Fate
Pierce Brosnan will join the world of superheroes in "Black Adam." Here's why director Jaume Collet-Serra thinks he was the perfect choice to play Dr. Fate.
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The Last TV Show Robin Williams Was On Before He Died
Late in his career, Robin Williams made his return to network series TV. Unfortunately, the show was not successful and was canceled after one season.
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The One Time Young Sheldon's Iain Armitage Stumbled Onto Impractical Jokers
Long before "Young Sheldon" was a thing, Iain Armitage made his television debut with a quick but memorable role on truTV's "Impractical Jokers."
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This DC Villain Wants To Play Yet Another Version Of The Joker
A new actor has expressed interest in playing the Joker -- and as it turns out, he already has plenty of experience when it comes to playing comics bad guys.
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Bullet Train's Author Wasn't As Involved In The Brad Pitt Lead Adaptation As You Might Think
The author of the book "Bullet Train" was based on didn't have a lot to do with adapting the source material for the big screen.
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The One Prop Lucifer's Tom Ellis Would Have Loved To Keep From The Show
"Lucifer" features plenty of cool props, but there's one particular item from the show that Tom Ellis desperately wanted to keep but couldn't.
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William Zabka's Very First Question When Cobra Kai Was Pitched To Him
William Zabka had one major reservation he needed clarification on before he would agree to reprise the character of Johnny Lawrence in "Cobra Kai."
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Warner Bros. Scrambling To Reassure Some DC Creators That Their Movies Are Safe
Warner Bros. Discovery is in the process of calming the waters, and some DC creators have reportedly received hurried reassurances that their projects are safe.
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Why Superman & Lois Fans Have Some Concerns About Jonathan
Here's why "Superman & Lois" fans are worried about Jonathan Kent, one of the fraternal twin sons of Clark Kent and Lois Lane on the show.
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The Boys Fans Have One Question Looming In Their Minds About Neuman
Although "Homelander" is seemingly undefeatable on "The Boys," some fans question whether or not Victoria Neuman could bring him down.
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The Golden Globes Broadcast Appears Set To Return To NBC
It appears the Golden Globes could be back in full swing and broadcasting for the world to see as soon as next year.
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The Sandman's Neil Gaiman Dishes On The Inspiration Behind The Diner Scene
Neil Gaiman recently opened up over what inspired him to create the diner-centric story from "The Sandman."
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Kevin Smith's Plan To Kickstart A New DC Cinematic Universe Actually Makes A Ton Of Sense
Kevin Smith's ideas for refreshing the DC film universe may not be shocking, but they might be just what the franchise needs.
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The Most Disturbing Moments In Sandman Ranked
Human horrors, dreams, nightmares, and some cruel twists of fate are waiting in "The Sandman." Here are the most disturbing moments in "The Sandman" ranked.
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