Whatever Happened To Gianna Mackey From Chicago Fire?
Chicago Fire has introduced many beloved characters with season 9's Gianna Mackey particularly adored. We find out what the actress who played her is doing now.
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Game Of Thrones' Liam Cunningham Thinks Davos Is 'The Moral Compass' Of The Show
Sir Davos Seaworth, aka the Onion Knight, is beloved by Game of Thrones fans, and Liam Cunningham thinks he knows why. -
The Ending Of New Amsterdam Season 5 Explained
What does the future hold for charming medical director Max Goodwin? Does Sharpwin still have a chance? Let's look at the ending of New Amsterdam Season 5. -
The Clocks On The Walking Dead Were Set To Very Specific Times
Now matter how many episodes of "The Walking Dead" you've seen, you may not have noticed that the clocks that appear on-screen were set to very specific times. -
Bridget Moynahan Loves That Steve Schirripa 'Looks And Feels' Right For Blue Bloods
Chemistry between actors is essential to any show, and Blue Bloods is no exception. Here's what Bridget Moynahan ahead to say about working with her co-star. -
Breaking Bad's Production Was As Fastidious As The Show's Chemists
"Breaking Bad" had a lot of wild twists and turns during its run, but its production was actually as fastidious as the show's chemists were depicted to be. -
Who Did Steve Howey Play In Sons Of Anarchy?
Steve Howey broke through with the sitcom Reba, and has since become a reliable tv performer. We break down who Howey played in FX's brilliant Sons of Anarchy. -
Why Goodie From Tulsa King Looks So Familiar
"Tulsa King" boasts a stellar cast, some who are new faces to Hollywood, and others who are career veterans, such as the performer who plays Goodie. -
Sylvester Stallone Was Drawn To Tulsa King Because He Wanted To Play An Alpha At His Age
It's Dwight Manfredi's baggage that Stallone feels made him such a good fit for his "Tulsa King" character. -
The Witcher Fans Name Dijkstra As Their Favorite Character From Season 2
According to fans of fantasy series, "The Witcher," Sigismund Dijkstra was one of the best characters introduced in the show's second season. -
Kara Killmer Found Out She'd Be Singing On Chicago Fire Just Days Before Filming
Right before filming a certain episode of "Chicago Fire," one of the show's stars, Kara Killmer, found out she would have to sing in front of the camera. -
Dean Norris Asked Breaking Bad's Creator To Kill Off Hank Earlier In Season 5
According to Dean Norris, he wanted his Hank Schrader character on Breaking Bad to be killed off substantially earlier in the show's 5th season. -
Clay's Death In Sons Of Anarchy Gives Some Fans Mixed Feelings
It's easy to assume that fans are happy over Clay's death on Sons of Anarchy. However, viewers' feelings toward this loss aren't so cut and dry. -
NCIS: Hawaii's Alex Tarrant Overcame Childhood Dyslexia To Become A Star
Long before taking the role of Kai, Alex Tarrant discovered a passion for acting and learned to overcome a challenge that made English class a living nightmare. -
Yellowstone's Wendy Moniz Compares John And Lynelle's Love Affair To A Chess Game
"Yellowstone" actress Wendy Moniz likens John Dutton (Kevin Costner) and Lynelle Perry's (Moniz) love to a chess game. Here's why. -
Forrie J. Smith Once Had A Freak-Out On Yellowstone Over A Cowboy Hat On A Bed
If you see Forrie Smith in your vicinity, do not put a hat on a bed. In fact, even if the "Yellowstone" actor is nowhere around, put your hat somewhere else. -
Criminal Minds: Evolution's Aisha Tyler On The Realism Of Tara's Love Life
"Criminal Minds: Evolution" star Aisha Tyler talked about the realism of Tara's love life, since her character, Dr. Tara Lewis, is pansexual. -
Is Joe's Bar In Grey's Anatomy A Real Place?
"Grey's Anatomy" characters don't just frequent the hospital at which they work; they also spend a lot of time at this bar. Read on to see if it's real or fake. -
Law & Order's Dennis Farina Was A Real-Life Cop For Two Decades
What made Dennis Farina so good at playing Joe Fontana in "Law & Order"? His own history as a Chicago cop might have had something to do with it. -
David Labrava Was Part Of Sons Of Anarchy From The Start
David Labrava was a part of "Sons of Anarchy" from the beginning, but not as an on-screen character. In fact, he first had a behind-the-scenes role on the show. -
Sons Of Anarchy's David Labrava Says Creator Kurt Sutter Made The Job 'Easy'
"Sons of Anarchy" was David Labrava's first acting role. The actor, who plays Happy in the series, says creator Kurt Sutter made the job "easy." -
Joel's Panic Attack On The Last Of Us Sent Fans Over The Emotional Edge
While HBO's adaptation of The Last of Us has its fair share of tear-jerking moments, one scene in particular has fans emotionally wrecked. -
Brian Cox Isn't Holding Back His Thoughts On Jeremy Strong's Method Acting
Method acting may be effective but, at least in the eyes of Brian Cox, it can also be extremely annoying. -
The Last Of Us' Gabriel Luna Admires Tommy's 'Free-Flowing' Nature
In a recent interview, Gabriel Luna opened up about what qualities he admires in his "The Last of Us" character Tommy. -
Marina Squerciati Has Figured Out Her 'Co-Workers' Are Funneling Money On Chicago P.D.
Marina Squerciati plays Kim Burgess in "Chicago P.D.," and while her character has a humble apartment, she joked that her on-screen coworkers live too lavishly. -
The Winchesters Fans Are In Tears Over Lata's Backstory
In the "Supernatural" spin-off "The Winchesters," Lata Desai's backstory was revealed and fans were very emotional about the details of her past. -
Blue Bloods' Steve Schirripa Thinks Co-Star Bridget Moynahan Is 'A Very Underrated Actress'
"Blue Bloods" star Steve Schirripa thinks his co-star Bridget Moynahan deserves a lot more credit. Here's what he had to say.
