The Actor In AHS: Apocalypse Who Had To Learn Lines In Two Days
One performer on the controversial American Horror Story season was given only 48 hours to learn lines after being informed of their character.
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The American Horror Story Scene Jessica Lange Refused To Do
Some of the most disturbing AHS scenes can be disturbing for the actors performing them, too. Just ask Jessica Lange.
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Is The Asylum From American Horror Story A Real Place?
American Horror Story draws from real events at times, but how much of it exists in our world? Here's the truth about the real life inspiration for Asylum.
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Who Plays Giselle In One Of Us Is Lying?
"One of Us is Lying" fans remember that many were suspected of being Simon Says, including Giselle Ward. Here's more info on the actress who played her.
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The American Horror Story Star That Fans Want To See In A Lead Role
A poll has indicated that viewers of the anthology horror series have one specific favorite actor they want to take over the narrative in a coming season.
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How Travis Fimmel Botched A Stunt On Patrick Swayze's The Beast
In "The Beast," Travis Fimmel had to preform stunts alongside Patrick Swayze, but one action scene lead to a silly blunder, and they could not do another take.
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Why Stan From The Crowded Room Looks So Familiar
Here are some projects where you may have seen Christopher Abbott, who plays Danny's lawyer Stan in Apple TV+'s The Crowded Room.
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The Real Reason Better Call Saul Brought Back Gomie From Breaking Bad
The character's return was in the works for a long time.
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Pretty Little Liars: Toby Cavanaugh Almost Had A Darker Ending
The characters of "Pretty Little Liars" go through a lot of traumatic experiences, but one character -- Toby Cavanaugh -- almost had an especially dark ending.
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Queen Charlotte: Who Plays Young Brimsley?
If you want to know more about the actor who plays young Brimsely in "Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story," here's a rundown of some of his past projects.
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Grey's Anatomy: Katherine Heigl Regretted Her 2008 Emmy Omission Comments
While she won an Emmy for her time on "Grey's Anatomy" in 2007, actor Katherine Heigl regrets how she handled pulling out of the Emmys the following year.
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Chicago Med's Director Wanted S8 Episode 20's Dual Deliveries To Be 'Tasteful'
"Chicago Med" Season 8, Episode 20 features a unique dual delivery, and the director took special care to ensure everything depicted was tasteful.
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The Walking Dead: Dead City Trailer Adds Ozark's Lisa Emery To The Fray
"Ozark" fans were in for a nice surprise when "The Walking Dead: Dead City" trailer revealed Lisa Emery had joined the cast.
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Law & Order: Special Victims Unit - Who Did Mary Mara Play?
"Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" once featured Mary Mara starring alongside Martin Short. Here's a look at who she played during her appearance on the show.
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9-1-1: Lone Star's Co-Creator Tim Minear Is Satisfied With Marjan's Exit
Marjan Marwani is one of the most popular characters in "9-1-1: Lone Star," and the co-creator of the show is satisfied with how she's exited for now.
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Star Trek: TNG - Michael Dorn Had No Issue With The Worf-Troi Romance, Actually
As it turns out, Michael Dorn actually had no issue with the Worf-Troi romance in "Star Trek: The Next Generation" despite fans and crew not feeling the same.
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Jane The Virgin: The Real Reason They Killed Off Michael
Here's why Michael Cordero had to die on "Jane the Virgin," according to the creator.
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Yellowstone's Jen Landon Sat Down With Male Co-Star Ahead Of Filming Teeter's Harassment Scenes
During an interview, "Yellowstone" Jen Landon revealed the honest conversation she had ahead of filming Teeter's awkward pursuit of Colby.
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Why Yitzhak From The Crowded Room Looks So Familiar
Viewers of Apple TV+'s new thriller miniseries "The Crowded Room" may find the character of Yitzhak to look particularly familiar to them.
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Why True Detective Made Woody Harrelson Rethink Joining White House Plumbers
Woody Harrelson has landed some big roles on HBO, but his role in "True Detective" actually made him rethink joining the cast of HBO's "White House Plumbers."
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Where To Stream Why Women Kill
Fans might be wondering where they can watch Marc Cherry's anthology series, "Why Women Kill." Here's a look at where you can watch both seasons now.
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The Crowded Room: The True Story That Inspired The Mini-Series
Tom Holland's upcoming series, "The Crowded Room," while fictional, is inspired by a true crime story. Here's a look at the story and what viewers should know.
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Dead City: Maggie And Negan Are Back In The First Full Trailer For The Walking Dead Spin-Off Series
Dead City's first full trailer is here, and it offers a good look at Maggie and Negan's exploits after the events of The Walking Dead.
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Chicago Med: Dan Bucatinsky's Real-Life Broken Ankle Helped Shape His Character's Injury
In the most recent episode of "Chicago Med," a familiar face returns with an injury, which is based on actor Dan Bucatinsky's real-life broken ankle.
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Alice In Borderland's Queen Of Hearts Character And Game Explained
"Alice in Borderland" has many dangerous games and manipulative players, but no one is as good a master manipulated as Riisa Naka's Queen of Hearts.
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Severance: John Turturro Taught Zach Cherry A Trick To Get Out Of Work Early
"Severance" actor Zach Cherry shared the tip that co-star John Turturro shared with him on set about getting out of work early.
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Black Lightning: Why Jefferson Pierce Looks So Familiar
If fans have seen any of "Black Lightning," they might be wondering why Jefferson Pierce looks so familiar. Here's where you might've seen the actor before.
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