The 2023 Oscars Best Supporting Actress Nominees - Who Will Win & Who Should Win
The race for Best Supporting Actress Oscar is heating up; here's our picks for who should and will win.
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Rust Assistant Director Contradicts Others' Recollection Of On-Set Shooting Events
"Rust" assistant director David Halls' story may sound believable to some, but it's completely different from what others have been saying about the shooting. -
The 2023 Oscars Best Actress Nominees - Who Will Win & Who Should Win
Who's going to take home the trophy for Best Actress at the 95th Academy Awards? -
The Recruit Gets A Season 2 Order At Netflix
After gaining a reputation for canceling everything, Netflix has decided to renew the comedy spy series "The Recruit" for a second season. -
An Entire Fiction Genre Emerged In Response To Game Of Thrones-Style Epics, And It Will Be The Future Of Fantasy TV
"Game of Thrones" made grimdark fantasy a hot television commodity, but it's only a matter of time until cozy fantasy is the next big thing. -
Why Party Down Fans Won't See Lizzy Caplan In The Revival
Here's why fans won't see Lizzy Caplan in the upcoming revival of beloved Starz sitcom Party Down, which gathered the rest of the show's original cast. -
The Trailer For Succession Season 4 Teases 'A Tightrope Walk On A Straight Razor'
Though fans will have to wait until March to witness the fallout of the Roy family feud, the trailer for "Succession" season 4 hints at how it will unfold next. -
Pamela Anderson Slams Hulu's Pam & Tommy For Rubbing 'Salt On The Wound'
Pamela Anderson has been extremely vocal about her dislike of Hulu's "Pam & Tommy," and now, she has her own documentary coming out to tell her story. -
James Gunn Clarifies It Wasn't His Decision To Cancel Doom Patrol And Titans
It turns out that James Gunn and Peter Safran had nothing to do with the cancellation of "Doom Patrol" or "Titans." -
The Second Trailer For Shazam! Fury Of The Gods Promises Bombastic Action And Big Laughs
A second trailer for "Shazam: Fury of the Gods" has arrived, giving us a better idea of what to expect from this long-awaited DC sequel. -
Ted Lasso's Brett Goldstein Would Be More Than Happy To 'Play Roy Kent Forever'
Brett Goldstein loves portraying Roy Kent on "Ted Lasso" - so much so that he says he'd be perfectly fine playing the character forever. -
Brett Goldstein Talks Playing Hercules In Marvel's Thor: Love And Thunder
Brett Goldstein recently revealed the super secret process he underwent when he got the role of Hercules in Marvel's "Thor: Love and Thunder." -
Michael Shannon Believes Tight Budgets And Corner-Cutting May Be A Significant Factor In The Rust Shooting
Actor Michael Shannon recently gave an interesting point of view regarding the drama surrounding "Rust," saying that budget cuts may have played a factor. -
The Razzies' Most Controversial Nominations Ever
Following its launch in the 1980s, the Razzies aimed to highlight the worst that cinema has to offer. Here are their most controversial nominations ever. -
Harrison Ford Surprised Brett Goldstein By Declaring Shrinking One Of The Best Scripts He'd Ever Read
"Shrinking" writer Brett Goldstein had the job of convincing Harrison Ford to join the show's cast. The actor joined after reading the "best script" he's read. -
Walker Independence's Justin Johnson Cortez Discusses How Fans Can Be Native Allies - Exclusive
"Walker Independence" star Justin Johnson Cortez discussed how the show is important for Native representation and how fans can be Native allies. -
Joe Mantegna Has No Problem Jumping In And Out Of Character On Criminal Minds: Evolution - Exclusive
"Criminal Minds: Evolution" star Joe Mantegna explained how he and his co-stars don't let the bleakness of the show's subject matter affect them outside scenes. -
Say Goodbye To Titans And Doom Patrol As Their Fourth Seasons Are Their Last
Two DC favorites on HBO Max, Titans and Doom Patrol, won't be getting renewed for a fifth season on the network, per reports. -
Grey's Anatomy And Station 19 Just Lost Their Showrunner
Krista Vernoff has been the showrunner for "Grey's Anatomy" and "Station 19" for several years now. But she's stepping down to focus on other projects. -
Salem's Lot Star Lance Kerwin Dies At 62
Lance Kerwin rose to fame as a teenager thanks to his performances in "James at 15" and "Salem's Lot." Sadly, the actor has died at the age of 62. -
The 2023 Oscars Best Picture Nominees - Who Will Win & Who Should Win
The 95th Oscar nominations have been announced, and of the 10 best picture nominations, this is who will most likely take home the top prize, and who should. -
Aqua Teen Hunger Force Is Returning With A New Season On Adult Swim
Aqua Teen Hunger Force is back, returning with a new season on Adult Swim. Here's what we know so far about the series, as well as Plantasm's TV release. -
Garrett Morris Details The Time His Sketch Idea Was Stolen On SNL
Garrett Morris was a big star on "SNL" back in the 1970s, but he may have been underappreciated and wronged behind the scenes. -
Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse Will Introduce A Multiverse Mashup Of Mumbai And Manhattan
The creators of the highly-anticipated sequel film "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" revealed art for Mumbattan, a mashup of Manhattan and Mumbai. -
Solar Opposites And Koala Man Have Also Cut Ties With Justin Roiland
In light of domestic violence allegations against Justin Roiland, Hulu has followed in Adult Swim's footsteps and will no longer work with him moving forward. -
The Office's Garage Sale Episode Was Inspired By An Odd True Story About A Paper Clip
A plot involving Dwight Schrute in a Season 7 episode of "The Office," titled "Garage Sale," was inspired by a real man's strange story. -
Bella Ramsey Seems Confident That We'll Get The Last Of Us Season 2
Bella Ramsey's recent comments on the possibility of a Season 2 for The Last of Us has fans excited. The actor seems confident for a second season.
