Avatar 2 Lands Disney In Hot Water With A Developing Lawsuit
The details of an agreement with TSG Entertainment Finance over financing "Avatar: The Way of Water" are at the core of a lawsuit against Disney.
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Percy Jackson & The Olympians Series Drops Release Date & First Look At Epic Cast
Disney+ has debuted the first teaser for "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" and confirmed when audiences can watch the epic fantasy series. -
Harlan Coben's Shelter Review: A Stellar Cast Transcends A So-So Story
There's a lot going on in Amazon Prime's teen mystery series "Harlan Coben's Shelter," and it works because of excellent performances by the cast. -
The Witcher Producer Makes A Bold Claim About Geralt & Superheroes
A producer for Netflix's "The Witcher" has made a sizable claim comparing Geralt to major superheroes and other massive pop culture characters. -
Monarch: Legacy Of Monsters Unleashes First Look At Godzilla In New MonsterVerse Show
Apple TV+'s upcoming MonsterVerse series will chronicle the origins of Monarch and feature plenty of monster mayhem. The streamer has also released some images. -
The Winter King Review: The Most Compelling Take On King Arthur In Years
"The Winter King" approaches the Arthurian legend from a new angle, resulting in a thrilling yet balanced historical epic. -
Critical Role: Who Is The Most Powerful Member Of Vox Machina?
Seven melee fighters and spell-casters make up Vox Machina, but which of the team's members is the most powerful? Here's what "Critical Role" fans think. -
Witcher Theory: Hemsworth's Geralt Isn't From A Multiverse - It's Way More Meta
An executive producer for Netflix's "The Witcher" debunked an ongoing theory that Liam Hemsworth's Geralt is from a multiverse. The truth is way more meta. -
The Boys Season 4 Is Giving A Familiar Face A Major Screen Time Boost
Simon Pegg is officially returning to "The Boys," and this time Hughie's father will receive much more screen time than he has in recent seasons. -
John Wick: The Continental - What To Expect From Colin Woodell's Winston
"The Continental: From the World of John Wick" will explore Winston Scott's past as Colin Woodell plays a younger, less experienced version of the character. -
Killing It Season 2 Review: A Winning Combination Of Class Commentary & Laughs
"Killing It" Season 2 returns with plenty of laughs, new characters, and insightful commentary on class and "the American dream." -
The Boys: The Batman Easter Egg You Likely Missed
"The Boys" satirizes every aspect of superhero fandom, so it's only natural for a Batman Easter egg to be present during one of the show's most pivotal scenes. -
Is Hallmark Included With Peacock? Where To Stream Holiday & Mystery Favorites
Hallmark movies and shows remain as popular as ever and longtime viewers probably want to know where they can go to stream their wholesome holiday favorites. -
Emilia Clarke Responds To Secret Invasion Backlash With Perfect Comeback
Emilia Clarke is aware of the critical backlash against Marvel's "Secret Invasion," and she had something to say about it in a recent press conference. -
Ozark: What Richard Thomas Has Been Doing Since The Show Ended
Richard Thomas played an important role on "Ozark." Fans may now be wondering what the veteran actor has been up to since the show's conclusion. -
Ahsoka Teases Clone Wars Scenes With Hayden Christensen's Anakin Skywalker
The latest trailer for "Ahsoka" hints that the series will feature flashback scenes with Hayden Christensen's Anakin Skywalker set during "The Clone Wars." -
The Boys: Does Homelander Survive The Comic Book Series?
Homelander is the most powerful character in "The Boys," but with so many other Supes gunning for him, was he strong enough to survive the comic's entire run? -
Ahsoka Gives Orange Lightsabers Their Live-Action Debut - What This Means For Jedi
Orange lightsabers receive their live-action debut in "Ahsoka," but fans can guess at their significance by looking toward "Star Wars Legends." -
Futurama: When Did The Enlarging Ray First Appear & Why Doesn't Anyone Remember It?
When did Professor Farnworth's Enlarging Ray first appear on "Futurama," and why don't any of the characters remember seeing it before even though fans do? -
The Witcher: Ladies Of The Wood Explained
The Ladies of the Wood are some of the most terrifying characters in "The Witcher" lore, and they're inspired by some spooky real-world mythologies. -
The Wheel Of Time S2: Rosamund Pike Walked A Tightrope Between Fantasy & Humanity - Exclusive Interview
Rosamund Pike and Josha Stradowski told Looper how the second season of "Wheel of Time" balances the fantastial elements of the show with grounded humanity. -
The Mandalorian: Why Grogu's Face Was Almost Radically Different
Grogu was an instantly adored "Star Wars" character upon his "Mandalorian" debut, but an abandoned idea would have resulted in a very different face. -
Futurama Season 11: Who Voices Nibbler & Why Does He Sound So Familiar?
Nibbler on "Futurama" is voiced by Frank Welker, a longtime voice actor who's been heard on various animated television shows and films since the late '60s. -
Who Does Rebecca Mader Play On Blue Bloods & What Hit Show Is She On Now?
"Fire Country" fans may recognize Faye Stone actor Rebecca Mader from one of her previous TV roles, including her one-episode turn on "Blue Bloods." -
Star Wars: How The Mandalorian Saved An Actor's Life After Years Of Fan Backlash
"The Mandalorian" saved the life of one "Star Wars" actor and helped them get their confidence back. -
Winning Time Season 2: Who Does Britne Oldford Play?
Here's who Britne Oldford, known for her work in the U.S. "Skins" remake and "American Horror Story: Asylum," plays in HBO's "Winning Time" Season 2. -
The Boys: The Star Trek Star That Almost Played The Deep
Though it's hard to imagine anyone but Chace Crawford as the Deep on Amazon Prime's hit series "The Boys," this "Star Trek" star almost played him instead.
