The Disturbing Thing Game Of Thrones' Sean Bean Did With Ned Stark's Decapitated Head
Ned Stark's death was the most shocking moment of Season 1. But what might be as disturbing is what the actor did with his prosthetic head afterward.
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The Real Reason Steve Kroft Left 60 Minutes After 30 Years
In 2019, Emmy-winner Steve Kroft left the reporting team at "60 Minutes" after 30 years on the show. This is a look at the reason why Kroft left the program. -
James Cameron Worried This Aspect Of Avatar's Re-Release Would Fail To Meet Audience Expectations
"Avatar" is the most financially successful movie of all time, but even James Cameron worried about this one aspect of the recent re-release. -
Billy Eichner's Bros Is Poised To Make Rom-Com History
Comedian Billy Eichner's new film "Bros" is the latest addition to the rom-com canon, but this LGBTQ film is also making history in a big way. -
Why Mark Hamill Has Young Sheldon Fans In A Total Frenzy
"Young Sheldon" fans freaked out over a Twitter interaction between Mark Hamill and Iain Armitage that shows the mutual respect they have for one another. -
Captain America: New World Order's Anthony Mackie Is Aiming To Top A Classic Chris Evans Fight Scene
Anthony Mackie will star in the next Captain America film "New World Order," taking up the mantle from Chris Evans.. Here's one Evans scene he hopes to top. -
Rings Of Power Stars Robert Aramayo And Owain Arthur Discuss Their Characters' Daddy Issues - Exclusive
"The Rings of Power" stars Robert Aramayo and Owain Arthur noted the complicated relationships their characters have with their fathers. -
Kate Beckinsale And Brian Cox On Why The Underworld Franchise Was Groundbreaking For Women - Exclusive
Kate Beckinsale and Brian Cox looked back on why the "Underworld" films were groundbreaking for women, particularly in the action genre. -
How Mariska Hargitay's Real-Life Husband Has Some Choice Words About Bensler
Peter Hermann, Mariska Hargitay's real-life husband of 17 years, has some hilarious comments on what it's like being so close to the 'Bensler' mania. -
The Real Reason Tony's Mother On The Sopranos Was CGI In Season 3
"The Sopranos" star Nancy Marchand appeared as a CGI character in one episode. This is the story of why she was a CGI character in that infamous episode. -
Cloverfield Fans Just Got An Unexpected Bit Of Exciting News
Paramount Pictures just shared some unexpected news that should excite fans of its monster movie franchise Cloverfield. -
What Larry The Cable Guy Really Thinks Of Ron White Retiring – Exclusive
One member of the Blue Collar Comedy group is calling it a career. Larry the Cable Guy told Looper what he thinks of Ron White's pending retirement. -
Jon Hamm And Greg Mottola Reveal What They Wanted To Bring To Their Fletch Reboot Confess, Fletch - Exclusive
Jon Hamm and Greg Mottola explained why they wanted their "Fletch" reboot to be different and how they planned to make "Confess, Fletch" its own film. -
Where Is Aaron Washer From My 600-Lb Life Now?
Aaron Washer was a standout on his season of My 600-lb Life, but how is he doing now? -
Why Rings Of Power's Charlie Vickers Had His Lunch Breaks In Jacuzzis During Shooting - Exclusive
"The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power" star Charlie Vickers explained why some of his lunch breaks on set took place in a jacuzzi. -
Justin Johnson Cortez Gets Candid About Honoring Apache Language And Culture On Walker Independence
Justin Johnson Cortez has revealed how he'll go about honoring the Apache language and culture in the upcoming "Walker Independence." -
The Intense Combat Training The Woman King's Cast And Director Undertook - Exclusive
Actors Viola Davis, Thuso Mbedu, Sheila Atim, and Lashana Lynch and director Gina Prince-Bythewood discuss their intense physical training for "The Woman King." -
Matt Barr Shares Insight Into The Biggest Character Changes To Hoyt On Walker Independence
Looper participated in a press conference for "Walker Independence," where Matt Barr discussed the most significant differences between both iterations of Hoyt. -
Looper Survey: The Most Sympathetic Member Of The Seven From The Boys According To Fans
Based on a recent Looper survey, fans overwhelmingly find one member of the Seven on "The Boys" to be far more sympathetic than the rest. -
How The Rookie: Feds Will Take Things One Step Further Than The Rookie
Showrunner Terence Paul Winter also spoke up at SDCC to reveal that "The Rookie: Feds" will go places that "The Rookie" never could. Literally. -
Tim Burton's Wednesday Is Coming Just In Time For A Holiday, But Not The One You're Thinking Of
Netflix's "Wednesday" series will grace our television screens this fall, even if it comes a little later than most people were probably imagining. -
Why It Was So Important For Cliff Curtis To Tell The Story Behind Muru - Exclusive
"Muru" star Cliff Curtis shared the reason he felt it was important to sign onto the film and tell a story that addresses social issues in New Zealand. -
The Good Doctor Producer Offers A Glimpse Of What's In Store For Season 6
Following the cliffhanger ending of The Good Doctor season 5, lives hang in the balance at the start of Season 6. -
Cinematographer Matty Libatique Takes Us Behind The Scenes Of Don't Worry Darling - Exclusive Interview
Director of Photography Matty Libatique shared the process behind the visuals of "Don't Worry Darling," what it was like working with Olivia Wilde, and more. -
How Rings Of Power's Cynthia Addai-Robinson Did Her Homework Bringing Míriel To Life - Exclusive
"The Rings of Power" star Cynthia Addai-Robinson explained how she prepared to flesh out Míriel given Tolkien's limited source material on the character. -
Rich Appel And Alec Sulkin Examine The Past, Present, And Future Of Family Guy - Exclusive Interview
Ahead of the Season 21 premiere, "Family Guy" producers Rich Appel and Alec Sulkin reflected on how the series has evolved, the show's future, and more. -
Rings Of Power's Nazanin Boniadi Weighs In On The Elves' Occupation Of The Southlands - Exclusive
"The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power" star Nazanin Boniadi explained the dynamic between Elves and Humans in the Southlands during the series.
