Yellowstone Fans Can Breathe A Sigh Of Relief For This Returning Character
Recent comments from Jimmy actor Jefferson White confirm that the character will be around for at least a little while when Yellowstone returns for season 4.
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Japanese Director Teases Sequel To Rick And Morty's Samurai Anime
The Rick and Morty anime short "Samurai & Shogun" has captured the attention of fans across the world. And now, the mastermind behind the short has teased that a sequel is in the works.
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What Elliot Page Is Going To Do With His Umbrella Academy Role
Recently, Academy Award-nominated actor and star of Netflix’s The Umbrella Academy Elliot Page released a heartfelt statement announcing that he is transgender, using he/him and they/them pronouns. As far as The Umbrella Academy is concerned, nothing will change.
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Everything We Know About The Doctor Who Festive Special
"Revolution of the Daleks" doesn't just feature the return of the Doctor's classic foes. It brings back a number of recurring characters, including one big fan favorite, and says goodbye to others. The Doctor Who Festive Special is shaping up to be the real highlight of the holiday season.
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The Truth About The Johnny Depp Cameo In The Walking Dead
In a season 6 episode of The Walking Dead, viewers spotted a severed head that looked alarmingly like Johnny Depp. Now, the series' special make-up effects supervisor Greg Nicotero has opened up about how the Depp cameo came to be.
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Marvel Comic Fans Will Love This New Photo From The Hawkeye Set
The casting of Hailee Steinfeld as Kate Bishop is exciting, but what if we told you that there was someone arguably even more adored from Matt Fraction and David Aja's Hawkeye comics who appears to be featured in the upcoming Disney+ series?
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Wonder Woman 1984 Has A Super-Sized Runtime
With Wonder Woman 1984 hitting theaters and HBO Max on December 25, you can watch the film however you're most comfortable. Either way, you better have a comfortable seat, as its runtime suggests a whole lot of story for the Amazonian Princess.
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Jeremy Renner Drops A Hawkeye Tease On Instagram
A fresh hint about Marvel's Disney+ slate comes courtesy Clint Barton himself, as Jeremy Renner has taken to Instagram to post a winking nod to his upcoming streaming project. Matt Fraction and David Aja fans, get ready to order a celebratory pizza for your favorite dog.
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World Beyond's Scott Gimple Lays Final Word On Rick Being At The CRM Facility
The Walking Dead: World Beyond revolves around two sisters, Iris (Aliyah Royale) and Hope (Alexa Mansour), traveling to a CRM facility to rescue their scientist father. Fans have speculated if they'll see Rick Grimes there, and Scott Gimple is giving everyone a final answer.
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Paul Bettany Teases WandaVision's Theatrical MCU-Level End Game
Everything we do know of WandaVision certainly does sound bonkers. However, Paul Bettany recently teased on SiriusXM that things will ramp up to something more reminiscent of a regular Marvel movie by the end of the series.
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Rian Johnson Considered Including Force-Ghost Anakin Skywalker In The Last Jedi
Since the film's release, fans have wondered whether or not there might have been another Jedi Master who could have appeared in The Last Jedi instead — and writer-director Rian Johnson has now provided the answer.
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Terminator: Dark Fate Star Admits What We Suspected All Along
In a recent interview on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, Terminator: Dark Fate star Mackenzie Davis gave her two cents on the movie's box office disappointment, offering a celebrity voice to what fans of the iconic franchise have suspected for a while.
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Mad Max Actor Hugh Keays-Byrne Dies At 73
The news of the performer's passing came via a tweet from filmmaker Ted Geoghegan, who called Keays-Byrne "an unsung hero of Aussie cinema" and "an absolutely wonderful human who fought very hard for environmental and humanitarian issues."
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We Finally Know When Vikings Season 6 Will Return With Its Last Ten Episodes
For TV fans, there are few things more difficult to bear than a season finale cliffhanger, followed by an extended wait until the next batch of episodes. Luckily, we can finally confirm that you'll be seeing the final series of Vikings episodes before the end of 2020 ... just barely.
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The Black Panther Reference You Missed In Netflix's Jingle Jangle
Netflix's new musical movie Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey has a lot going on with its complex set design that has knick-knacks and steam-punk-esque whirring toys in the background, so it's understandable if you missed the unexpected Black Panther reference hiding amongst the tchotchkes.
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How Blue Bloods Fans Really Feel About Whoopi Goldberg In Season 11
A recent promo trailer for Blue Bloods season 11 revealed that Whoopi Goldberg will appear in the upcoming season, and fans have some very strong thoughts about the news.
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Ryan Reynolds' Bonkers Match Ad Is Lighting Up The Internet
Ryan Reynolds has shown off his flair for advertising once again — with the help of one of his most famous friends. Here’s the big reason why Ryan Reynolds’ hysterical Match ad is lighting up the Internet.
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Upcoming Tom Hanks Movies You Need To Know About
Tom Hanks already holds the title of the nicest man in Hollywood, but it's time for him to be declared the town's hardest working actor, too. Currently, Hanks has four movies in production.
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Why Will Estes Said Blue Bloods Season 11's Family Dinners Felt Dangerous
Will Estes, who plays Jamie Reagan, recently sat down for an interview with PopCulture to discuss season 11, and he addresses how they're able to go about filming the dinner scenes in such close proximity to one another as safely as possible.
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How Wonder Woman 1984 Is Making History On HBO Max
Wonder Woman 1984 was all set to be DC's big win for 2020, bringing Patty Jenkins' vision and Gal Gadot's performance into the Reagan era with Kristen Wiig, Pedro Pascal, and one of the Chrises in tow. Now it's making history in a different way.
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The Disney References You Didn't Notice In The Crown's Fairytale Episode
Princess Diana remains a beloved figure. She was the People's Princess because where everyone else in the Royal Family came across as snooty, she was warm and inviting. She was set to be the wife of a future king, like a real-life fairytale. That connection clearly wasn't lost on The Crown.
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The Iconic Movie Trilogy That Just Dropped On Hulu
Between Netflix, Disney+, Peacock, and all the rest, it can be hard to keep track of which movie is on which streaming service and where you can and can't watch your favorite television shows. Here's one trilogy, however, you won't want to miss, and it's only available on Hulu.
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This Game Of Thrones Star Is Set To Lead Legendary's Toxic Avenger
Look out superhero fans, 'cause there's about to be a new Avenger in town, and he's set to be played by a very familiar face from House Lannister.
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The Umbrella Academy Fan-Favorite Elliot Page Announces He Is Transgender
Elliot Page — the actor known and beloved for roles in The Umbrella Academy, Juno, and more — announced on December 1, 2020 that he is transgender, and uses he/they pronouns.
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A 2020 Mockumentary Is On The Way From The Creator Of Black Mirror
While audiences shouldn't expect Black Mirror season 6 any time soon, it appears as though we'll still get a taste of what creator Charlie Brooker thinks of modern society another way. It's just been revealed that Brooker is working on a mockumentary about 2020 for Netflix.
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What The Mandalorian's Nite Owls Actually Ate In The Cantina
When Sasha Banks made her debut on The Mandalorian as Koska Reeves, we saw her slurping down some wriggling tentacles during a cantina conversation with Mando. In a recent interview, Banks explained exactly what she was eating while shooting the scene.
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The Surprising Way Blue Bloods Season 11 Will Handle The Pandemic
The upheaval caused by the COVID-19 pandemic doesn't only exist in the real world. With many major networks tentatively resuming filming on various TV series, the writers, actors, and producers have been left to decide how the handle the global pandemic-sized elephant in the room on screen.
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