Are Garrett Hedlund And Sylvester Stallone From Tulsa King Friends In Real Life?
"Tulsa King" features a friendship between Dwight and Mitch. But fans might be wondering whether the actors behind the characters are friends in real life.
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Here's Where You Can Stream Tár At Home
Fans can start streaming Todd Field and Cate Blanchett's Oscar-nominated drama Tár on Peacock. -
The Ending Of Netflix's You People Explained
Netflix's new romantic dramedy tackles some heavy issues including interracial relationships, American race relations, and cultural and religious differences. -
Original Firestarter Drew Barrymore Torches The Razzies Over Ryan Kiera Armstrong's Nomination
Original Firestarter actor Drew Barrymore is standing up for Ryan Kiera Armstrong after she was nominated for Worst Actress at The Razzies. -
What Are Some Other 'Howcatchem' Shows That Are Like Poker Face?
"Poker Face" has brought back the "howcatchem" mystery in spectacular fashion, but there are plenty of other shows to watch if you like that style. -
Here's How To Watch The First Episode Of The Last Of Us For Free
As announced on Twitter by HBO and HBO Max, the first episode of the hit series "The Last of Us" is now free on HBO Max. Go and check it out for yourself. -
Phoebe Waller-Bridge Sets Dark Comedy Adaptation Sign Here As Next Amazon Prime Project
The series "Sign Here" is set to be Phoebe Waller-Bridge's next Amazon Prime project. -
Peacock Is Gaining Subscribers (But Losing Money Hand-Over-Fist)
Peacock is steadily gaining subscribers, but also posting huge losses. Here is a look at the status of Peacock and the company's projections for the future. -
The Brutal Backlash Behind HBO Max's Velma Explained
Mindy Kaling's “Scooby-Doo” origin show "Velma" has received a lot of backlash. Here’s why. -
Pamela Anderson Slams Hulu's Pam & Tommy For Rubbing 'Salt On The Wound'
Pamela Anderson has been extremely vocal about her dislike of Hulu's "Pam & Tommy," and now, she has her own documentary coming out to tell her story. -
That '90s Show Fans Are Disappointed That '70s Show Isn't Available On Netflix
"That '90s Show" fans can't believe that its predecessor, "That '70s Show," is missing from Netflix. -
Here's When You Can Watch Empire Of Light At Home
Fans will soon be able to watch Olivia Colman and Colin Firth's new period drama Empire of Light from the comfort of their own home. -
Why Catrin From The Witcher: Blood Origin Looks So Familiar
An important figure in the spin-off series "The Witcher: Blood Origin," it is possible Catrin may look familiar to you. Here is where you know the actress from. -
The Witcher's MyAnna Buring Was Drawn To Tissaia's Contrasting Characteristics
MyAnna Buring felt drawn to Tissaia's contrasting characteristics throughout her time playing the character, and she promises even more depth next season. -
Here's Where You Can Watch M3GAN At Home
Megan isn't content with just the big screen anymore. Instead, Universal Pictures has appeased its creepy creation by unleashing her upon the world. -
The Raunchy Jason Sudeikis Comedy That Might Be Too Much For Netflix
This Jason Sudeikis movie might be too much for comedy fans looking for something to watch on streaming services. The raunchy film is now available. -
Disney+ Fixed A Confusing MCU Continuity Error In Ms. Marvel
"Ms. Marvel" burst into the MCU in 2022 and despite glowing reviews, some fans noticed a confusing continuity issue that Disney+ has acknowledged and fixed. -
Timothée Chalamet Tells Apple To Call Him In Hilarious New Apple TV+ Commercial
Timothée Chalamet stars in a new commercial for Apple TV+ that sees him pining for his own slice of Apple media. -
Critics Heap Praise On Harrison Ford And Jason Segel Series Shrinking Ahead Of Its Release
While "Shrinking" is not out yet, the Applet TV+ series is already the subject of praise with critics specifically celebrating Harrison Ford and Jason Segel. -
Are The Clickers In HBO's The Last Of Us Created Using CGI?
Here's what the creators of HBO's popular series "The Last of Us" had to say about how they brought the terrifying Clickers to life within the show. -
How Close Does Netflix's Dog Gone Stick To The True Story Behind It?
Netflix's newest dog-centered movie "Dog Gone" may have had to stretch some details for dramatic effect, but the film itself is based on a real-life event. -
How Faithful Is Netflix's Alice In Borderland To The Manga?
Just how close is Netflix's live-action Alice in Borderland to its anime counterpart? -
Sebastian Roché Names 1923's Father Renaud The Most Hateful Character Of His Career
Sebastian Roché plays the vile Father Renaud in "1923" and the actor understands just how evil his character stands out from his other roles. -
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. -
The First Thing The Witcher's Freya Allan Did After Getting Cast Was Finish Her Homework
Freya Allan, who plays Ciri in "The Witcher," talks about how she had to balance her excitement over landing the coveted role with her school duties. -
Netflix's New Ad-Supported Tier May Have Been A Good Idea After All
Netflix introduced its new ad-supported plan last year. While the plan was doubted at first, it appears it has produced good results for the streaming giant. -
Here's When You Can Watch Skinamarink At Home With The Lights Off
Skinamarink is the talk of the town. Here's when you can watch the low-budget horror flick in the discomfort of your own home.
