Japanese Manga Series Gannibal Heading To Disney+
The manga series "Gannibal" is headed to Disney+ and fans can get a taste of what's to come in a new trailer.
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Willow On Disney+ Accomplishes Something That Star Wars Keeps Missing
"Willow," in its first episode on Disney+, does something that not even "Star Wars" succeeded in its first return — and that the franchise keeps missing. -
How Much Did Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery Actually Make For Netflix In Theaters?
"Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery" received a one-week release in theaters. See how much the movie managed to pull in for Netflix. -
The Andor Character You Are Based On Your Zodiac Sign
Here's the "Andor" character you are based on your astrological sign. -
Former Chicago Med Star Colin Donnell Is Heading Down Under For New Peacock Series Irreverent
Colin Donnell, who previously played Dr. Connor Rhodes on "Chicago Med," will be starring in Irreverent, an upcoming black comedy set in Australia. -
Netflix's Knives Out Deal Was Even More Expensive Than We Thought
Netflix paid a pretty penny to make more "Knives Out" movies. Did it end up being a good investment for the streaming service? -
Netflix's Wednesday Just Turned Stranger Things' Debut Week Record Upside Down
Netflix's "Wednesday" has already been a massive success, as evidenced by it trouncing a record previously held by Season 4 of "Stranger Things." -
White Lotus Fans Want To See The Olsen Twins Check In To The Resort
Some fans of "The White Lotus" desperately want to see Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen show up in the HBO dramedy series at some point. Here's why. -
Keegan-Michael Key Reprises Key & Peele's Iconic Mr. Garvey In Hilarious New Paramount+ Ad
Actor Keegan-Michael Key recently reprised the popular and comedic role of Mr. Garvey in a funny new ad for the streaming service Paramount+. -
What Bob Iger's Town Hall Remarks Could Mean For The Future Of Disney+
Bob Iger recently spoke at a Disney Town Hall, and his commitment to quality over quantity could change how things work over on Disney+. -
How They Filmed Thing's Scenes In Netflix's Wednesday
Netflix's "Wednesday" features all the Addams Family characters, including Thing. As it turns out, shooting the scenes with Thing required a lot of work. -
The Ending Of Netflix's 1899 Explained
It's a history-based metaphor for Brexit that might also be a sci-fi mystery. Understandably, you're confused, so here's the ending of Netflix's 1899 explained. -
1923 Trailer Finds A Way To Turn Up The Star Power In Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone Universe
Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren star in the "Yellowstone" spinoff "1923." Turns out they'll be joined by some equally heavy hitters in the world of acting. -
Small Details You Missed In Netflix's 1899
Here are a few small details you might have missed in "1899." -
Glass Onion Is Netflix's Most Successful Theatrical Release Yet
Rian Johnson's "Glass Onion," has already cemented its place as Netflix's most successful theatrical release yet, despite being in theaters for only five days. -
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery Makes Netflix History With Its Big-Screen Release
Netflix is setting a new precedent with "Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery" and making history in the process. -
Netflix's Wednesday Series Gives Nevermore Academy An Impossible Founding Date
In the Netflix series "Wednesday," the school Wednesday Addams attends is called the Nevermore Academy, but one detail about it doesn't make any sense. -
Viewers Of Netflix's Wednesday Are Blown Away By Jenna Ortega's Cello Scene
Fans are incredibly impressed with Jenna Ortega's cello work on "Wednesday" -
It's Time We Talk About Luthen And Who He Really Is In Andor
Now that Season 1 of Disney+ Rogue One prequel series Andor is over, it's time to talk about just who Luthen really is and what his past might have looked like. -
This Is How Netflix's Wednesday Differs From Previous Wednesdays
There have been several versions of the Wednesday Addams character. However, Netflix's most recent take on the character may be different from the rest. -
Netflix's Wednesday: The Biggest Differences Between The Show And The Movies
They might be altogether ooky, but they're not stuck in the '90s. Here are the big differences between Netflix's "Wednesday" and the "Addams Family" movies. -
Where You've Seen The Cast Of Netflix's The Wonder Before
Netflix's 2022 film The Wonder boasts a number of veteran actors, as well as some new faces. Here's where you've seen the cast of The Wonder before. -
There's A Logical Reason As To Why We Haven't Seen Lightsabers In Andor
We have yet to see a lightsaber in "Andor." According to Tony Gilroy, there's a good reason why that's the case, and it suggests we could see one very soon. -
The Ending Of Netflix's The Wonder Explained
With a compelling performance from Florence Pugh and an exploration of faith, abuse, and the power of stories, The Wonder offers plenty to think about. -
Will Ferrell's Hilarity Made It Challenging For Ryan Reynolds To Sing In Apple TV+'s Spirited
Will Ferrell and Ryan Reynolds have teamed up for a new musical: "Spirited." As it turns out, however, Ferrell's humor made it difficult for Reynolds to sing. -
Who Plays Jackson In The Sex Lives Of College Girls?
The second season of "The Sex Lives of College Girls" sees the introduction of a slew of new characters, including hot new dorm neighbor Jackson. -
Who Plays Reece In The Sex Lives Of College Girls?
The second season of "The Sex Lives of College Girls" sees the introduction of a slew of new characters, including embittered Theta Pi Delta frat brother Reece.
