Pennyworth Is The Latest DC Property To Get The Axe At HBO Max
"Pennyworth," which told the origin story of longtime Wayne family butler Alfred Pennyworth, has been canceled at HBO Max.
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The Uncomfortable Entrepreneur Stare-Down That Happens Behind The Scenes On Shark Tank
There's an uncomfortable entrepreneur stare-down that happens behind the scenes of every "Shark Tank" pitch. Here's how it plays out.
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Pedro Pascal Is Already Running Into Clickers At SNL
Pedro Pascal will host "Saturday Night Live" on February 4, and if a recent promo is any indication, it will have plenty of references to "The Last of Us."
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The Storyline We Should Have Gotten In Warrior Nun Season 3 Before Its Unjust Cancelation
Warrior Nun has ended. Season 3 is dead. But we can connect the dots and see where it was going.
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NBC Says Goodbye To The Blacklist After Season 10
NBC's long-running crime drama "The Blacklist," starring James Spader as Raymond "Red" Reddington, is coming to an end with the upcoming Season 10.
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The Rookie: Feds Fans Have A Bad Feeling About Candice After Episode 14
After her introduction in The Rookie: Feds Episode 14, fans now have a bad feeling about Special Agent in Charge Candice Thurlov.
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Linus Roache Thinks Law & Order: SVU's 'Visceral' Quality Makes It So Successful
Here's why "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" is so successful, according to the actor who played Executive Assistant District Attorney Mike Cutter.
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The Winchesters Had Richard Speight Jr. 'Way Up' On The List For A Cameo
Richard Speight Jr. makes his return to the "Supernatural" universe in "The Winchesters," and it turns out getting him back was a high priority for the team.
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Sarah Michelle Gellar Confirms Rumor About Dolly Parton's Involvement In Buffy The Vampire Slayer
Surprisingly, it seems as if Dolly Parton and "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" have now been revealed to have an intrinsic connection, Sarah Michelle Gellar confirms.
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James Gunn Assures Superman & Lois Fans The Show Is Too Well Liked For An Abrupt Cancellation
Coming off their major DC slate announcement, James Gunn and Peter Safran have confirmed that they don't have any plans to cancel the CW's "Superman & Lois."
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The Good Wife Spin-Off Focused On Elsbeth Tascioni Is Reportedly In The Works At CBS
CBS has reportedly ordered a "Good Wife" spin-off focused on Carrie Preston's fan-favorite lawyer Elsbeth Tascioni.
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Benjamin Levy Aguilar Says Speaking His Native Language On Chicago PD Was 'The Most Beautiful Thing'
"Chicago P.D." star Benjamin Levy Aguilar says that he enjoyed speaking Spanish on the hit NBC series and that the experience was "the most beautiful thing."
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Garrett Morris Details The Time His Sketch Idea Was Stolen On SNL
Garrett Morris was a big star on "SNL" back in the 1970s, but he may have been underappreciated and wronged behind the scenes.
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I'll Tell You What, Hulu Picks Up The King Of The Hill Revival
"King of the Hill" is getting the reboot treatment at Hulu, officially returning to the air 14 years after the popular series completed its first run on Fox.
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Anthony Anderson Was Forced To Shave His Beard For Law & Order After A Complaint From Dick Wolf's Wife
Sometimes to get the role, you have to make changes. According to Anthony Anderson, he was forced to shave his beard off on "Law & Order" by Dick Wolf's wife.
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Johnny Knoxville Is In Disbelief Over Hulu's Quick Cancellation Of Reboot
Fans of "Reboot" are in shock over Hulu's decision to cancel the series after Season 1, and that includes star Johnny Knoxville.
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Showtime Reportedly Kills Off Dexter: New Blood Season 2 (But May Revive The Franchise For A Prequel)
Get ready to see what Dexter was like as a younger serial killer.
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We Finally Understand Why That '70s Show Was Canceled
For eight seasons, "That '70s Show" was a cornerstone of the Fox schedule -- and weekly viewing for an audience who came to love its quirky cast of characters.
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Where Is Kenae Dolphus From My 600-Lb Life Now?
Kenae Dolphus struggled with weight after the death of her mother and sought help from My 600-lb Life. Here's what she's been up to since her run on the show.
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Kakegurui Season 3 - Will It Ever Happen?
Fans have been waiting for a renewal of Kakegurui for a long time. What's in the cards?
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Showtime Has Already Slashed Some Of Its Original Series From Its Platform
In wake of the Showtime and Paramount+ merger, several shows have been removed from the former's streaming service.
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The Dick Wolf-Verse Is Readying Another Major Crossover With The Three FBI Series
As is typical for series helmed by super producer Dick Wolf, CBS is currently readying another major crossover between his three FBI shows.
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What Is The Song In Apple's RIP Leon iPhone 14 Commercial?
With the latest Apple commercial advertising its newest feature on the iPhone comes a catchy beat that viewers are trying to pin down.
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James Gunn's Rebooted DCU To Include A True Detective-Style Lanterns Series. Here's What That Could Look Like
The Green Lantern Corps. will finally get their due, but not in the way you expect.
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The White Lotus' Murray Bartlett Hints At An Armond Spin-Off
According to Murray Bartlett, there could be the potential for the Emmy-winning actor to return to The White Lotus in a potential Armond spin-off.
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Every TV Series James Gunn And Peter Safran Announced For Their DC Universe Reboot
Get ready for the new DC television slate. Hope you're a Green Lantern fan.
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The Real Reason You Don't Hear From Rob Dyrdek Anymore
Rob Dyrdek has stepped back from the spotlight. Here's what he's been up to, and why you won't catch him on reality TV anymore.
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