What Happened To Anna Turner? Chicago Fire's Saddest Tragedy Explained
Anna Turner, played by Charlotte Sullivan, had a memorable arc on "Chicago Fire," largely because of its tragic ending. But what happened to Anna?
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Apples Never Fall Review: Annette Bening Elevates Series, Yet Questions Remain
Though Peacock's limited series "Apples Never Fall" is gripping and will have you enthralled from the beginning, it may also leave you with questions. -
Chicago Med: Why The Diagnosis Sharon's Ex-Husband Bert Gets Changes Everything
"Chicago Med" viewers were dealt a curve ball with Bert's latest diagnosis. Here's how this big event could change everything for several characters. -
Grey's Anatomy Confirmed Whether Kim Raver's Teddy Is Dead After Season 19 Cliffhanger
"Grey's Anatomy" showrunner Meg Marinis has revealed the fate of Kim Raver's Teddy Altman, who collapsed during the show's Season 19 cliffhanger. -
The Last Of Us Season 2 Set Footage May Confirm THAT Controversial Character Death
Filming for "The Last of Us" Season 2 is underway, and unfortunately, it seems that this character death from the video games will make its way to the TV show. -
Why The Glee Cast Hated Working With Lea Michele
Lea Michele did not have the most stellar reputation after "Glee." Some fans may still wonder why the show's cast found her so difficult to work with. -
Blue Bloods: How Season 14 Is Foreshadowing Frank's Retirement
"Blue Bloods" Season 14 seems to be setting up a possible retirement for Tom Selleck's iconic New York City police commissioner, Frank Reagan. -
The Walking Dead's 'Saddest & Most Brutal Deaths,' According To Robert Kirkman
The zombie apocalypse is filled with gruesome violence, but "The Walking Dead" creator Robert Kirkman picks these two as the franchise's most brutal. -
NCIS Season 21's Major 1000th Episode Guest Star Spoiled By Sean Murray In New Photos
The 1,000th episode of "NCIS" is bound to see some familiar faces from seasons past -- including one character whose appearance was already spoiled. -
A Yellowstone Social Media Post Has Beth And Rip Fans Asking For One Thing
Fans of "Yellowstone" are clamoring to see Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler get their own spin-off show once the original series rides off into the sunset. -
3 Body Problem Review: Existential Dread Never Looked This Good
Netflix's "3 Body Problem" is a stunningly ambitious adaptation of an unwieldy science fiction text, but the slow burn might be too much for some viewers. -
Nika King's Euphoria Reveal Is Leaving Twitter Users Furious (For A Good Reason)
"Euphoria" star Nika King makes a starting revelation about the hardships she's facing as she waits for Season 3 to start filming, upsetting the show's fans. -
Fallout's Full Trailer Has Everyone Saying The Same Thing About Walton Goggins
Fans on Reddit are definitely looking forward to watching Walton Goggins play Cooper Hpward, aka The Ghoul, on Amazon Prime Video's "Fallout" adaptation. -
Strange New Worlds Season 3 Has To Add T'Pol (& Redeem Star Trek Enterprise)
"Strange New Worlds" could finally make up for the mess that "Star Trek Enterprise" made out of T'Pol's character, and here's why it makes perfect sense to try. -
The NCIS Season 21 Scene That Made Brian Dietzen Break Down In Tears
"NCIS" star Brian Dietzen opens up about shooting an emotional scene during Season 21's Ducky tribute episode that made him break down in tears. -
Blue Bloods Season 14's Premiere Changes Frank & Mayor Chase's Friendship In A Big Way
Despite their friendship, Frank Reagan and Mayor Chase have often clashed on "Blue Bloods," but the Season 14 premiere sees them finding common ground for once. -
Blue Bloods May Not End With Season 14, Says Donnie Wahlberg - 'There Are Rumblings'
Appearing on "Andy Cohen Live," Donnie Wahlberg didn't close the door on the possibility that "Blue Bloods" will continue beyond its 14th season. -
The Cleaning Lady Season 3's Adan Canto Tribute & How The Show Changed Explained
"The Cleaning Lady" opened Season 3 with a tribute to the late actor, and the hit Fox show's EP promises the series will continue to honor his memory. -
Obi-Wan Kenobi Season 2 Looks Dead After A New Disney Announcement
Disney has announced physical media releases for the Disney+ series "Obi-Wan Kenobi," and they appear to indicate there won't be another season coming. -
Tiffani Thiessen's 90210 Sex Scenes Made Brian Austin Green Furious
"Beverly Hills, 90210" star Brian Austin Green admits that he was extremely jealous of his then-girlfriend Tiffani Thiessen's sex scenes on the show. -
Brian Dietzen's NCIS Season 21 Palmer-Knight Romance Update Has Us Worried
"NCIS" star Brian Dietzen has dropped a big tease, and it might hint at trouble for his character Jimmy Palmer's romance with Katrina Law's Jessica Knight. -
Why Agent Sykes From Law & Order: SVU Looks So Familiar
Here are some projects where you may have previously seen Jordana Spiro, who debuts as Agent Sykes in Season 25 of "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit." -
Chicago Fire Cast Member Update Teases A Fan Favorite Is Gone For Good
With former "Chicago Fire" regular Jesse Spencer selling his Windy City home, could that mean his character, Matt Casey, won't be coming back to the show again? -
Why Michael Weatherly's DiNozzo Return On NCIS Season 21's Ducky Episode Is So Important
Michael Weatherly's cameo as Tony DiNozzo in the Ducky tribute episode on "NCIS" may have been brief, but according to Brian Dietzen, it made a lot of sense. -
This Netflix Series Has The Most Graphic Sex Scenes In The Streamer's History
Netflix has never shied away from depicting sexual content on-screen, but the streamer's series "Supersex" might be its most explicit offering yet. -
Netflix Axed A New Series - Now Users Are Threatening To Cancel Their Subscriptions
"The Brothers Sun," which debuted in January 2024 starring Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh, has joined the long list of Netflix shows that get promptly canceled. -
Donnie Wahlberg Thought He Would Be Fired From Blue Bloods After Meeting Tom Selleck
Donnie Wahlberg of "Blue Bloods" spoke about first meeting his on-screen dad, Tom Selleck, saying he doubted whether he could pass himself off as his son.
