New Amsterdam's Producers Revisited The Series' Pilot For Finale Inspiration
With the finale of "New Amsterdam" came a stream of satisfying endings for the doctors, and the crew achieved this by looking back to the beginning of the show.
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James Gunn Is Ready To Poach His Guardians Of The Galaxy Cast For The DCU
James Gunn, the new co-CEO of DC Studios, revealed he wants to work with the MCU stars from "The Guardians of the Galaxy" in his new DC projects. -
Night Court Reveals What Happened To Judge Harry Stone In The Revival Series
Melissa Rauch presides over the Night Court revival as the daughter of Harry Anderson's Judge Harry Stone, and the show has paid tribute to the late star. -
Even New Amsterdam's Producer Doesn't Know Why The Series Was Canceled
"New Amsterdam" has come to an end, and fans are sad to see the show go so soon -- so are the producers, it seems, who believe the show was canceled too early. -
Why Gorr From Thor: Love And Thunder Actually Had A Point
The villain from "Thor: Love and Thunder" might not have been as bad as he's made out to be. Here's why Gorr might have actually had a point. -
Rian Johnson Is Already Working On The Next Knives Out Movie
Rian Johnson is already hard at work on the next Knives Out movie. The film will take priority over all other projects, as it's what he's most passionate about. -
Kelly Clarkson's Cameo On The Rookie Had Fans Going Wild
Since its premiere in 2018, ABC's "The Rookie" has welcomed its share of celebrity guests. Fans welcomed Kelly Clarkson with open arms and reacted positively. -
The Disturbing Cordyceps Fungus In HBO's The Last Of Us Is Actually Real
The cordyceps fungus in humans is responsible for the apocalypse in HBO's "The Last of Us," but the horrifying fungus exists in real life in insects. -
The Rookie Fans Are Over The Moon Over Angela's Pregnancy News
"The Rookie" fan-favorite couple Angela and Wesley are expecting! Though this isn't all good news for the characters, fans of the show are excited. -
The Rookie: Feds Fans Are Losing Their Minds Over The Vampire Cop
"The Rookie: Feds" departed from its usual formula with "Out for Blood," and it has some fans of the show calling for a "Vampire Cop" spin-off series. -
Ryan Coogler Knew That Black Panther 2's Riverbank Scene Was The Most Important Of The Film
The riverbank scene of "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" had to be just right to get the film's themes in order, according to director Ryan Coogler. -
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Fans Are Not Happy About Amy Jo Johnson's Reunion Absence
In the upcoming "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" special, Amy Jo Johnson will not be involved, which has fans expressing their dissatisfaction on social media. -
Vikings: Valhalla Showrunner Jeb Stuart Talks Expanding The World Of The Show In Season 2 - Exclusive
Showrunner Jeb Stuart explained his goal to expand the world of "Vikings: Valhalla" in Season 2 and how it impacted the show's characters and action scenes. -
New Amsterdam Producer David Schulner Considered Ending The Series With A $5 Million Laser Beam Surgery
The New Amsterdam finale was a great way to say goodbye to Max Goodwin, but Goodwin's last surgery could have been very different. -
Marvel Star Julia Louis-Dreyfus Hints That Thunderbolts Will Show A New Side To Val
Julia Louis-Dreyfus has hinted that "Thunderbolts" will show audiences a brand-new side to her Marvel character, Valentina Allegra de Fontaine. -
Red Power Ranger Austin St. John Won't Attend The 30-Year Reunion
Fans cannot help but notice some missing from the "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always lineup, including the original Red Ranger Austin St. John. -
Neverending Story Author Michael Ende's Momo Is Finally Becoming A Movie
"Momo" is a Michael Ende novel begging to be introduced to modern audiences -- and, according to Deadline, it will be resurrected quite soon. -
Jeremy Renner's Injuries Led To A New Mayor Of Kingstown Poster
Paramount+ switched out the most recent "Mayor of Kingstown" poster to something much more palatable in light of Jeremy Renner's accident. -
How Sam Waterston Helped Calm Odelya Halevi's Nerves On Law & Order
Here's how veteran actor Sam Waterston made newcomer Odelya Halevi feel at ease on "Law & Order." -
Louis C.K.'s Hilarious SNL Slip-Up Was Due To A Simple Cue Card Mistake
The mystery behind Louis C.K.'s "SNL" flub is finally solved. -
Why The Workaholics Movie Got Canceled
"Workaholics" fans were excited about an upcoming Paramount+ revival. Here's how it was killed, and why it may resurface. -
The Resident's Season 6 Finale Almost Had A Very Different Ending
According to "The Resident" co-creator Amy Holden Jones, one major character in the Season 6 finale episode almost had a sad ending. -
Steven Spielberg Wants To Make The Leap To TV
Steven Spielberg recently admitted that he has a desire to direct a high-profile television series to add to his iconic resume. -
Kate Hudson Auditioned Kathryn Hahn Years Ago, And How It Went Sounds Pretty Spot On
Long before they reunited for Glass Onion, Hudson and Hahn made a memorable first impression on each other during the making of How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days. -
What Is The Song In The Acura Electric: New World, Same Energy, Commercial?
Finding exactly the right track to set the mood for a car commercial is a particular art form, and this new Acura Electric ad turns to a classic. -
Craig Ferguson's New Late-Night TV Series Is A Far Cry From What You Get With The Jimmys
Craig Ferguson's new talk show will be a far cry from competition like "The Tonight Show" and "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" -
A Unique Billboard Inspired Conan O'Brien To Write The Simpsons' Legendary Monorail Episode
"Marge vs. the Monorail" is considered one of the greatest episodes of "The Simpsons" and as Conan O'Brien recently shared, the idea started with a billboard.
