Night Court Has Already Been Renewed For Season 2
"Night Court" has only aired four episodes of its first season, but its viewership is so strong, NBC has already renewed it for Season 2.
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George P. Wilbur, Stuntman Who Played Michael Myers, Dead At 81
George P. Wilbur, who played Michael Myers in multiple installments of the Halloween film franchise, has died at the age of 81. -
James Gunn Reveals Additional Comic Titles That Are 'Touchstones' For The DCU
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. -
Damien Leone Gives An Update On Terrifier 3 (And A Potential Project With Sam Raimi)
Director Damien Leone's latest update on Terrifier 3 is encouraging, and it appears he also has something planned with Sam Raimi. -
M. Night Shyamalan Would Venture Into The TV World Again, But He'd Do It Differently
M. Night Shyamalan may be known for his thrilling films, but he's willing to take another crack at television if the conditions are right. -
Bryan Cranston Says The Meth On Breaking Bad Was Delicious
"Breaking Bad" star Bryan Cranston recently revealed that he was once convinced to try a taste of the show's prop crystal meth. -
Peacock's Apples Never Fall Release Window, Cast, Plot, Showrunner And More Details
Peacock is back with another intriguing mystery series in the form of the upcoming "Apples Never Fall." Here's what we know so far about the project. -
Why The Judge In The Rookie Season 5 Episode 14 Looks So Familiar
The judge from "The Rookie" Season 5 has been in dozens of television shows and movies throughout the years. -
You Can Own The Real Memoir Of Scott Lang, Mentioned In Ant-Man 3
Marvel Cinematic Universe fans can actually purchase the memoir Scott Lang wrote in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. -
Robert Downey, Jr.'s Advice To Ironheart Actress Dominique Thorne Is Exactly What We'd Have Suggested
When Dominique Thorne and Robert Downey Jr. spoke over FaceTime, the Hollywood heavyweight reportedly had just two major pieces of advice for the rising star. -
Debra Jo Rupp And Topher Grace Kept A That '70s Show Tradition Alive In That '90s Show
On the first day of filming "That '90s Show," Topher Grace and Debra Jo Rupp brought the new cast lunch and explained the traditions from "That '70s Show." -
Murder House Was A Huge Reason Matt Bomer Wanted To Join American Horror Stories
Matt Bomer is a fan-favorite actor and a great addition to Ryan Murphy's AHS universe. Here, we explore how he got involved in "American Horror Stories." -
Triangle Of Sadness: Set Sail With These 11 Facts About The Oscar-Nominated Film
Ruben Ostland's "Triangle of Sadness" is an Oscar-nominated contender for the best film of 2022. Here, some little-known facts about its voyage to the screen. -
Tommy Wiseau Only Approved Of 99.9% Of The Disaster Artist According To Dave Franco
During the premiere of "The Disaster Artist" at SXSW, Tommy Wiseau was in attendance to see the film for the first time and approved of 99.9% of the film. -
The Last Of Us Season 2 Could Spark A Welcome Infection In Television
The Last of Us is a remarkable hit, but maybe HBO should take their time before putting Season 2 into motion. -
Bella Ramsey Was Told Not To Play The Last Of Us, But She Finally Has
Bella Ramsey has finally started playing "The Last of Us," despite the show's creators asking her not to. -
Outer Banks Season 3's Trailer Teases A 'Pogues Of The Caribbean' Treasure Hunt
The Pogues are on the hunt for the legendary city of El Dorado, and they'll get into plenty of trouble if the "Outer Banks" Season 3 trailer is any indication. -
Nick Offerman Thinks Him And Ron Swanson Would Do Just Fine In Bill's Shoes In The Last Of Us
Bill has surviving the apocalypse down in "The Last of Us," but Nick Offerman thinks he and Ron Swanson could stand a chance at making it as well. -
Seth Rogen Is Fine Letting Freaks And Geeks Remain In The Past
In the wake of '90s and '00s revival culture, it is rare to let a show live in its glory. Yet, Seth Rogen is fine letting "Freaks and Geeks" remain in the past. -
Dave Bautista On Proving His Worth As An Actor Through Knock At The Cabin - Exclusive Interview
Dave Bautista sat down with Looper to talk about conquering his acting fears in M. Night Shyamalan's "Knock at the Cabin." -
Phil? Phil Connors? No, That's Just Tom Hanks, But He Almost Was In Groundhog Day
The actor chosen to play Phil Connors in "Groundhog Day" needed to have a certain quality, and it was one that prevented Tom Hanks from starring in the movie. -
James Cameron Gets Scientific To Prove That Jack Really Had No Chance On That Door
James Cameron has settled the biggest debate that's been argued among "Titanic" fans for over 25 years. -
Netflix Seems To Be Backtracking On Those Password Sharing Rules
There may be hope on the horizon for the Netflix password sharers who have been furiously trying to figure out how to continue their binge-watching ways. -
What Fans Can Expect From The Next Season Of Criminal Minds: Evolution, According To Joe Mantegna - Exclusive
"Criminal Minds: Evolution" star Joe Mantegna hinted at what fans might see in the show next season, including possible storylines and cast reappearances. -
The Last Of Us Episode 3 Appears To Be Getting Review Bombed (Which Puts It In Esteemed Company)
Despite recent review bombing, The Last of Us still draws in a lot of viewers. And it's far from the only recent project to fall victim to review bombers. -
Super Bowl LVII Is Expected To Showcase Trailers For The Flash, Ant-Man 3, The Little Mermaid, And More
Super Bowl LVII is reportedly loaded with trailers, including showcases for "The Flash," "The Little Mermaid," "Transformers: Rise of the Beast," and more. -
Daisy Ridley Doesn't Know If Or When We'll See Rey Again In The Star Wars Universe
Many wonder if Rey will someday return to Star Wars in some fashion, but Daisy Ridley, for her part, isn't quite certain if it'll ever happen.
