Cobra Kai To Land Its Final Crane Kick With Season 6 (& Why It's The Right Time)
"Cobra Kai" is coming to an end after its upcoming sixth season, as announced on Twitter by showrunner and co-creator Hayden Schlossberg.
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Cobra Kai Season 6 Teaser Announces An End To The Saga
Netflix has released a nostalgic trailer for "Cobra Kai" Season 6 -- which is set to be the final installment of the "Karate Kid" spin-off series. -
Tom Hanks Knew Less Than Nothing About Col. Tom Parker Before Getting His Elvis Pitch
Tom Hanks starred in 2022's "Elvis" as Col. Tom Parker, but the iconic actor has revealed he knew less than nothing about the man before getting his pitch. -
Jolene Blalock Relied On Her Eyes To Portray The Stoicism Of Star Trek: Enterprise's T'Pol
Jolene Blalock relied on her eyes to portray the stoicism of Star Trek: Enterprise's T'Pol. Here's how she learned to play a Vulcan. -
How David Koechner's Failed Audition For The Office Led To His Casting As Todd Packer
The cast of "The Office" is one of the strongest in TV history. Here's how David Koechner's failed audition for the show led to his casting as Todd Packer. -
Law & Order: SVU To Add A New Castmate To Season 24
Season 24 of "Law & Order: SVU" will feature a recognizable actor in an intense role. -
It Isn't A Secret Why HBO Max's Gossip Girl Reboot Failed... Xoxo
The new "Gossip Girl" just wasn't up to snuff; here's why. -
Black Panther's Ryan Coogler Has The Sweetest Words On Oscar Frontrunner Angela Bassett
Angela Bassett's turn as Queen Ramonda "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" has attracted Oscars buzz and director Ryan Coogler has the sweetest words about her. -
Bryan Cranston Used To Get Paid Anytime He Hummed Or Whistled In Malcolm In The Middle
Bryan Cranston used to get paid for the songs Hal would sing on Malcolm in the Middle. He sat down to discuss his odd music career on the Kelly Clarkson Show. -
The Kitchen Detail In That '90s Show That's Completely Different From That '70s Show
A lot has changed between "That '70s Show" and "That '90s Show," and it seems the Formans have gotten a neat redo of their kitchen. -
Vikings: Valhalla Showrunner Jeb Stuart Explains How Season 2's Increased Diversity Reflects Viking Culture - Exclusive
Showrunner Jeb Stuart describes how he enjoyed expanding the diversity of "Vikings: Valhalla," focusing on different races and women who were kept as slaves. -
Reed Hastings Steps Down As Netflix CEO (But Will This Change Slow The Cancelation Ax?)
Is Netflix co-founder and co-CEO Reed Hastings stepping down likely to slow the streamer's cancelation ax? It could be that only time will tell. -
Shameless' Cameron Monaghan Was Afraid His Toes Would Need To Be Amputated After This Scene
"Shameless" delivered some classic scenes in its 11-season run, and star Cameron Monaghan was afraid his toes would need to be amputated after this scene. -
Will Forte Discusses Space, Aliens, And Absurdist Comedy - Exclusive Interview
Will Forte discussed "Aliens Abducted My Parents and Now I Feel Kinda Left Out," his interest in space, and his thoughts on aliens in an exclusive interview. -
Shrinking Star Michael Urie Describes Harrison Ford's On-Set Behavior, Calls Him A 'Cranky' Leader
Shrinking star Michael Urie described co-star Harrison Ford's behavior on set, saying that he's a cranky leader that enjoys a good joke. -
Is 80 For Brady Based On A True Story?
"80 for Brady" has a pretty imaginative plot for a sports film, and some viewers may be wondering whether the movie might actually be based on a true story. -
Why Audiences Connect With Leanne's Dark Character Arc According To M. Night Shyamalan - Exclusive
"Servant" is coming to an end on Apple TV+, and M. Night Shyamalan reflects on Leanne's dark journey and why it appeals so much to audiences. -
Hunters' Greg Austin Sees Similarities Between His Character And The Joker
Greg Austin's Travis is no easy character to play in "Hunters," and the actor has said he sees similarities between his character and iconic villain, the Joker. -
CSI Fans Think New York Does A Better Job Developing Character Relationships Than Miami Does
"CSI: New York" has stronger character relationships than "CSI: Miami." -
Sylvester Stallone Was Stunned At The Difficulty Of Filming For TV During Tulsa King
Sylvester Stallone thinks making TV shows is much more grueling than making movies. -
Christian Slater Says He'd 'Fly To The Ends Of The Earth' To Work With Val Kilmer In Future Seasons Of Willow - Exclusive
While Val Kilmer's Madmartigan is absent physically in "Willow," Christian Slater hopes his former co-star can return to the franchise one day alongside him. -
Where Is Dog Gone Inspiration Fielding Marshall Now?
Where is Dog Gone inspiration Fielding Marshall at now? The man moved abroad and seems to have lived a normal life since his amazing adventure. -
The Last Of Us Star Anna Torv On How Close Tess Is To Her Video Game Counterpart - Exclusive
"The Last of Us" star Anna Torv explained how she approached playing Tess and how close her interpretation of the character is to her video game counterpart. -
Cary Elwes Was Wowed By Stranger Things' Ultra-Realistic Starcourt Mall
Cary Elwes was impressed by the attention to detail on "Stranger Things." -
Did The Office's Rainn Wilson Do His Own Stunts On The Show?
Here's the answer to the question of whether Rainn Wilson did his own stunts. -
Octavia Spencer Opens Up About Typecasting Troubles After The Help
As Octavia Spencer recently revealed on "WTF with Marc Maron," she had to fight against typecasting as a maid in the years following "The Help." -
The White Lotus' Jennifer Coolidge Is Down For A Tanya-Centered Prequel (She Just Wants Someone Else To Ask)
Jennifer Coolidge is up for a Tanya "White Lotus" prequel, but don't expect her to lead the charge in the campaign to get it made.
