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If you paid attention to those last few scenes of season 2, something was a bit ... off about Queen Maeve's powers. As a result, the fans have a few questions.

As the fan theory goes: Homelander will either break down, go AWOL, or be fired when some unsavory news about him sees the light of day. When that happens, Soldier Boy will be his replacement. Admittedly, it makes a good bit of sense.

It's been seven years since the last installment in the saga, A Good Day to Die Hard, hit theaters, and it's been nothing but relative radio silence ever since, aside from talks of a prequel series. Now, it looks like there's a chance that the wait might be drawing to a close, very soon.

What exactly happens when a ship "goes Dutchman?" It's one of the biggest mysteries of The Expanse, and fans with book knowledge are speculating about how this mystery may unfold in season 5.

The Netflix original A Babysitter's Guide to Monster Hunting is currently tearing through the streaming service's Top Ten list. Here's why it just might be a new family classic for the Halloween season.

Looper is excited to share an exclusive clip from Bless the Harts season 2, episode 4, "Dead Mall."

Newscasters play versions of themselves in film and television so often it's literally a trope at this point. Still, that doesn't mean a newscaster can just show up in a movie without permission. Alaina Pinto of 7 News in Boston learned that the hard way after appearing in Netflix's Hubie Halloween.

As of right now, not much is known about who Finn Little is playing on Yellowstone, which is weird when you try to think about how a 14-year old kid could factor into the Dutton family drama. New casting news may shed some light on this mystery.

David Letterman sat down with the actor for an upcoming episode of the Netflix interview show My Next Guest Needs No Introduction, and from a sneak preview, we've learned what it was really like actually having to wear the Iron Man helmet. The short version? It wasn't fun.

When you think about Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey)’s story on Game of Thrones, one big sequence probably comes to mind. As it turns out, the shoot was just as grueling as the scene itself.

Obviously, fans are reeling from the denial, with one major question hanging in the air: Is Tatiana Maslany telling the truth, or is this just a matter of Disney controlling how and when an official announcement is made?

Ahead of its release on Sunday, October 18, Looper has an exclusive clip from the Bob's Burgers episode "Heartbreak Hotel-oween."

Jessica Henwick revealed that not only is she a fan of the John Wick franchise, but that she wants to jump aboard .

ALTER, the horror brand under independent entertainment company Gunpowder & Sky, is holding a fright-filled event known as "Two Weeks of Halloween Hell."

There's a chance that Jacob Batalon's new jacked physique could tie directly to his return as Ned, or perhaps the arrival of a different version of the character from an alternate universe. What does this mean for Spider-Man 3?

Mike Flanagan and his creative team have found so many different ways of using ghosts of the past to impact the present. Assuming there's another "The Haunting of" in their future, how might they use ghost stories next?

While it remains to be seen whether it's rumor, conjecture, or a fact that slipped through Disney's fingers, there are rumblings that Brooklyn Nine-Nine's Stephanie Beatriz will be suiting up in the Marvel Cinematic Universe soon, in a role you might not expect.

With the first season of The Mandalorian being more popular than the final film in the original Star Wars saga, will we ever see a Mandalorian movie? Show creator Jon Favreau and star Pedro Pascal have some thoughts on the subject.

Ariana Greenblatt, a young star on the rise, looks back fondly on one of her coolest gigs: playing young Gamora in Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame.

Even as its creators are set to revisit certain aspects of the 1978 original (yes, Life Day is at the heart of the new special), they seem more than confident the latest holiday celebration will satisfy Star Wars fans of every generation.

It's understandable if you feel the need to double-check the calendar, but October is upon us, and even in 2020 that means playoff baseball is here.

Oscar-winning writer, director, and producer Adam McKay is hanging up his drama cap and returning to his comedic roots with the upcoming Netflix film Don't Look Up. Along with an intriguing story, the film boasts an A-list cast that's so dazzling, it's almost unbelievable.

The ending might not have been as conclusive as Dexter's demise would've been, but it provided a golden shimmer of hope that Dexter's story might not be over, and some huge news just broke that takes that sliver of hope a step, or several steps, further.

The first of the Amazon seasons provides our deepest dive into the protomolecule plotline yet, and though Corey's novels let that particular narrative field lie fallow for a couple books, the season 5 trailer suggests the show isn't going to follow suit.

Amazon is bringing back a brand new I Know What You Did Last Summer for a whole new audience. Here's a scoop on the forthcoming television adaptation of the iconic horror film.

Though the new Rorschach solo comic sets readers up for a bevy of twists and turns in the coming months, one detail in particular has fans wetting their futuristic Veidt Enterprises underoos: it seems to confirm that the critically acclaimed Watchmen series on HBO is now comic book canon.

Combining HBO with horror legend Stephen King, an author who never stops creating premises that would make anyone's career, is a match made in TV heaven. Ever since that match took the form of ten gripping episodes of The Outsider, fans have been wondering whether or not we can expect more.