What Star Trek's Saru Looks Like In Real Life
Actor Doug Jones is virtually unrecognizable as "Star Trek: Discovery's" Saru - here's what the Federation officer looks like under all of that makeup.
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Netflix's Beef Season 2 Possibilities Addressed By Creator Lee Sung Jin
Speaking to Variety, "Beef" creator Lee Sung Jin hinted at the chance of the limited series ultimately becoming an anthology with different characters.
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2024 Emmys: Thank You For Doing The One Thing Awards Shows Should Do
The Emmys delighted viewers by embracing television and showering the median, and its stars, with immense praise. Other awards shows should take notes.
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Ayo Edebiri's Hilarious Yearbook Picture Goes Viral After Emmy Win
After her incredible win at the Emmys for her role in "The Bear," Ayo Edebiri's amazing high school yearbook picture is making the rounds on social media.
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Daredevil: Born Again Will Bring Back Two Marvel Stars After MCU Overhaul (Report)
A new report says these two essential characters from Netflix's "Daredevil" are going to reenter the Marvel spotlight via "Daredevil: Born Again."
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Star Wars: Bo-Katan's Name Has An Unexpected Origin, According To Katee Sackhoff
According to Katee Sackhoff, who has played Bo-Katan Kryze from "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" to "The Mandalorian," the character's name has an unexpected origin.
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The Real Reason The Infinity Stones Don't Kill Captain Carter In What If...? Season 2
"What If...?" director Bryan Andrews explained why Captain Carter survives the Infinity Stones when she combines the power of multiple magic weapons.
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Why Marvel's What If...? Season 2 Didn't Feature The X-Men
Not only was "What If...?" Season 2 not allowed to use Sam Wilson's Captain America, but it also couldn't feature the X-Men. Here's the real reason why.
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Stranger Things Season 5 Likely Won't Bring This Controversial Character Back
Longtime fans of "Stranger Things" will likely be interested to know that a prominent character may not be returning for the show's final season.
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Is The Mandalorian Season 4 Happening After The Star Wars Movie Announcement?
News of the "Mandalorian & Grogu" movie thrilled "Star Wars" fans, but it also likely had many wondering what that means for "The Mandalorian" Season 4.
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Marvel Rumor May Confirm The First MCU Iron Fist's Identity (It's Not Danny Rand)
Another Marvel rumor from CanWeGetSomeToast? may confirm the identity of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's first Iron Fist (it's not Danny Rand).
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The Real Reason Netflix's The Witcher Toned Down Nude Scenes After Season 1
According to "The Witcher" creator Lauren Schmidt Hissrich, there's a good reason why the Netflix fantasy drama cut down on the nudity after its first season.
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Kit Harington's Marvel Character May Finally Return In A New Disney+ Series
We haven't seen Kit Harington's Black Knight in the MCU since the end of "Eternals," but a new rumor suggests that he might surface again soon.
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Mindhunter: Holt McCallany Answers If He'd Return For A Season 3
Longtime "Mindhunter" fans will certainly be interested to learn whether Holt McCallany would want to come back for a potential third season.
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Stranger Things Creators May Have Accidently Confirmed A Huge Season 5 Time Jump
New set photos posted by "Stranger Things" co-creator Ross Duffer suggest that Season 5 will have a bigger time jump than any previous season.
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What If...? Spin-Off Series Marvel Zombies Won't Follow The Comics - Here's Why
"Marvel Zombies" is coming to Disney+, but the animated "What If...?" spinoff series won't be looking to the original comics for story inspiration.
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Disney+ Officially Confirms Where Marvel's Defenders Exists On The MCU Timeline
With the likes of Daredevil, Kingpin, and others now part of MCU canon, Disney+ has revealed where Netflix's Defenders shows took place within the MCU timeline.
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Ahsoka Star Rosario Dawson Confirms One Huge Change To Anakin Skywalker's Return
Anakin Skywalker is back in "Ahsoka," but his return didn't always look the same. Several tweaks were made to the character's appearance during production.
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First Ahsoka Season 2 Concept Art Teases Sabine Following Baylan Skoll's Quest
New concept art from "Ahsoka" has teased what the future could hold for Sabine as the popular Star Wars franchise entry enters its second season.
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Hell's Kitchen: There's Only One Right Way To Watch Gordon Ramsay's Show
Gordon Ramsay's foul-mouthed reality cooking show "Hell's Kitchen" has been on since 2005, and if you haven't watched it in its purest form, you're missing out.
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The Big Bang Theory's Spin-Off, Young Sheldon, Is Getting ... A Spin-Off?
According to a report, "Young Sheldon" is getting a spin-off of its own focusing on Georgie and Mandy - Sheldon's older brother and his fiancée.
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Marvel Reveals The New Ghost Rider's Secret Identity & MCU Fans Should Pay Attention
Marvel Comics has revealed the secret identity of the new Ghost Rider, and fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe should pay attention given who it is.
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Titans Star Ryan Potter Becomes One Piece's Ace In Incredible Concept Design
"Titans" star Ryan Potter makes a fiery pitch to play Netflix's live-action Ace in "One Piece" with a hot piece of concept art by Bosslogic.
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The Ending Of Monarch: Legacy Of Monsters Season 1 Explained
With the latest entry into the kaiju MonsterVerse, "Monarch: Legacy of Monsters" delves into a more human element of its sprawling narrative.
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The Ending Of Marvel's Echo, Explained
Marvel's "Echo" may only be five episodes long, but that doesn't mean there isn't plenty to unpack in their latest superhero outing.
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Echo: Why Does Kingpin Give Maya A Hammer In Episode 4?
If you haven't seen the Netflix series "Daredevil," you might have been in the dark regarding why Kingpin gives Maya a hammer on "Echo."
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The Movements: The OA's Controversial Dance Explained By Creator
The Netflix sci-fi series "The OA" used a type of dance as a method of altering the course of events, and the show's creators still defend that choice.
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