Why Lainey Wilson Cried Through Her First Yellowstone Scene With Kelly Reilly
As a musician playing her first role as an actor, Lainey Wilson cried while shooting one of her earlier scenes on "Yellowstone." Here's why.
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Who Guest Stars With Tony Danza In Blue Bloods & Why Do Marvel Fans Recognize Him?
The "Blue Bloods" episode "Allegiance" didn't just have Tony Danza guesting as a cop, as this mainstay of the Defenders Saga shows also popped in for a cameo.
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How Many Episodes Does Alex Kingston's Sloane Thompson Appear On Blue Bloods?
Alex Kingston has a guest role on TV drama "Blue Bloods" as Sloan Thompson, an old friend of Frank Reagan. Here's how many episodes she appears in.
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True Detective: Night Country's Huge Rust Cohle Connection Officially Confirmed
"True Detective: Night Country" showrunner Issa López confirms a major connection between the character of Travis and Matthew McConaughey's Rust Cohle.
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Masters Of The Air Review: A Tepid World War II Drama
For World War II enthusiasts, "Masters of the Air" will probably be a hit. But viewers with less of a draw to the period may find it harder to connect with.
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Every Star Trek Character Gary Graham Played, Explained
Gary Graham has a had a storied history throughout the "Star Trek" franchise, starring in major TV roles and even some fan projects within its universe.
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Chicago Fire Season 12: Firehouse 51's New Member Set For A Big Introduction
Firehouse 51 is getting a new member, and "Chicago Fire" fans should expect him to make a big splash when he arrives on the scene.
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Andrew Scott's Ripley Trailer Is Tense - But What Is The Netflix Series About?
It's not unusual for old properties to be given a new spin, and Netflix is doing so with the limited series "Ripley." Here's what fans can expect from the show.
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Avatar: The Last Airbender's New Trailer Changes Things Only Diehard Fans Noticed
Netflix's adaptation of "Avatar: The Last Airbender" will see some notable changes from the original animated series, but casual fans might not even notice.
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Star Trek Star Gary Graham Dies At 73
Actor Gary Graham, who's known for his roles as Ambassador Soval on "Star Trek: Enterprise" and Matthew Sikes on "Alien Nation," has died at the age of 73.
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Yellowstone: Denim Richards' Favorite Episode To Film Was A Colby & Teeter Classic
"Yellowstone" star Denim Richards considers this episode to be his favorite due in no small part to his character Colby's scenes with Jennifer Landon's Teeter.
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Why Nikki Haley's Army Wives Appearance Was So Controversial
2024 Republican presidential hopeful Nikki Haley created quite an uproar when she made a guest appearance as herself on "Army Wives." Here's why.
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Why One Chicago's 2024 Cast Exits Were Necessary, According To A Showrunner
In an interview with TVLine, "Chicago Fire" showrunner Andrea Newman explained why the One Chicago franchise has seen so many departures in 2024.
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How Many Blue Bloods Episodes Starred Megan Ketch And Why Did She Leave The Show?
Megan Ketch spent a brief but memorable amount of time on "Blue Bloods" way back in Season 3. So where is she now and why did she depart?
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NCIS Star Michael Weatherly Teases Whether DiNozzo Will Return
"NCIS" star Michael Weatherly left the series in Season 13 and hasn't been back since. The star is now clearing the air on whether his character will return.
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Brian Cox Had No Issue With Logan Roy's Succession Death For A Hysterical Reason
"Succession" star Brian Cox shares his humorous reason for being fine with the decision to kill his character, Logan Roy, during the show's final season.
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How Jon Bernthal's Punisher Could Return To The MCU
"Daredevil: Born Again" rumors suggest how Jon Bernthal's Punisher will fit into the Marvel Cinematic Universe when the character returns on the show.
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How 'Spock' Caused A Behind-The-Scenes Fight On Star Trek: TNG
One of Gene Roddenberry's rules about the separation of the original "Star Trek" and "The Next Generation" led to a battle over a "TNG" episode.
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What Star Trek's Quark Looks Like In Real Life
The huge round lobes of Quark the Ferengi are familiar to "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" viewers, but what does actor Armin Shimerman look like under the makeup?
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Are Chicago PD Stars Jesse Lee Soffer And Tracy Spiridakos Together In Real Life?
Tracy Spiridakos' Hailey Upton and Jesse Lee Soffer's Jay Halstead make for a great TV couple on "Chicago P.D.," but are they also an item away from the camera?
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Why Yellowstone's 6666 Spin-Off Series Is Taking So Long, According To Taylor Sheridan
According to "Yellowstone" creator Taylor Sheridan, there's a very specific reason why the "6666" spin-off has been in development for so long.
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Chicago Fire Season 12 Report Sheds Light On Kara Killmer's Sylvie Brett Exit
Longtime "Chicago Fire" fans will be interested to hear just what the creative team has in store for Kara Killmer's highly popular character.
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Why Ted Connelly From True Detective: Night Country Looks So Familiar
The reason "True Detective: Night Country's" Ted Connelly looks familiar is because actor Christopher Eccleston has starred in several major films and series.
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How Sarah Rafferty's Dr. Pamela Blake Left Chicago Med - But Will She Return?
When Sarah Rafferty left "Chicago Med" and her role as Dr. Blake, the door was left open for her return. Is this still possible given her current commitments?
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Superman And Lois Season 4 Photos Offer First Look At Final Episodes
"Superman & Lois" star Elizabeth Tulloch shares some cute behind-the-scenes photos as Season 4 starts production, highlighting her co-stars.
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What Happened To Louise Lombard's NCIS Character & Where Is She Now?
Louise Lombard appears as Lara Macy on "NCIS" Here's what happened to the character on the show and what Lombard has been up to in the years since.
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Better Call Saul Still Holds An Embarrassing Emmys Record
"Breaking Bad" prequel series "Better Call Saul" has joined its predecessor as one of the most acclaimed TV series of all time -- except when it comes to Emmys.
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