Despite the dark subject matter of "What Josiah Saw," the actors had lots of fun on set. Scott Haze recalled a scene that kept him and Robert Patrick laughing.
Fans had an idea of what Sheldon Cooper's parents were like on "The Big Bang Theory." But "Young Sheldon" has changed some of those preconceived notions.
In a recent interview with Netflix Tudum, "Game of Thrones" author George R. R. Martin admitted a decades-old mistake to "The Sandman" author Neil Gaiman.
"Thirteen Lives" tells the true story of the Tham Luang cave rescue. Here's what several of the cast members had to say about portraying real-life people.
Rainn Wilson from "The Office" received a lot of fan art based on his character Dwight Schrute. But one piece definitely takes the cake for most bizarre.
Morgan Krantz stars in "In the Dark" and also appears in "Better Call Saul." Here's what he had to say about working with Bob Odenkirk in "Better Call Saul."
In an exclusive interview, Lee Pace reminisced about "Pushing Daisies" and dove into the satirical nature of his new horror film, "Bodies Bodies Bodies."
Dennis Muren, now Consulting Creative Director at legendary VFX studio Industrial Light and Magic, explained why ILM continues to be a leader in the industry.
Kevin Bacon discussed his camp counselor character in "They/Them" and explained why his new horror film is a very different movie than "Friday the 13th."
With Brad Pitt and a bunch of assassins, Bullet Train sounds awesome, but no movie is perfect. So let's look at the best and the worst parts of Bullet Train.
Boyd Holbrook got an inside look at B.J. Novak's technical style. Holbrook told Looper what it was like to work under the direction of the "Office" veteran.
Do you wanna build a snowman? These and other "Frozen" song titles immediately flood the memories of millions. We rank every single song from the franchise.
In "They/Them," a killer runs amok at a gay conversion camp. Here's why writer and director John Logan could picture only Kevin Bacon as the camp's counselor.