Who Is Shelly Miscavige? The 2023 Golden Globes Most Brutal Dig Explained
Jerrod Carmichael dropped a spicy joke about Shelly Miscavige at the 2023 Golden Globes, but some confused viewers may be wondering who Miscavige even is.
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B.J. Novak Is Thankful Things Didn't Go His Way For The Office's Threat Level Midnight Episode
B.J. Novak had a vision in mind when he wrote the classic "The Office" episode, "Threat Level Midnight," but he's thankful things didn't go his way. Here's why.
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Can You Watch HBO Max's The Last Of Us Without Playing The Game?
HBO's adaptation of The Last of Us is one of the most highly anticipated TV dramas in years, but do you need to play the video games first to enjoy it?
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Shadow And Bone's Ben Barnes Focused On Finding The Humanity In His Villainous Character
Ben Barnes' Kirigan may not be the most likable character in Netflix's Shadow and Bone, but his performance still has a lot of humanity.
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The White Lotus' Adam DiMarco Endured A Marathon Of Steamy Scenes For His Last Day Of Filming
Adam DiMarco of The White Lotus Season 2 had to film all of his sex scenes on the same day, meaning a marathon of steamy scenes for the young actor.
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What Is The Song At The End Of Willow Episode 8?
With that shocking stinger at the end of Season 1, Episode 8 of "Willow," some viewers may be wondering where they know its accompanying song from.
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Is Luke Kleintank Leaving FBI: International?
Considering his character has had a low-key Season 2, some "FBI: International" fans are likely wondering whether Luke Kleintank is leaving the show.
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Nijiro Murakami Facts Only Huge Fans Know About The Japanese Actor
Nijiro Murakami is the breakout star of the Netflix show "Alice in Borderland." Here are some facts only huge fans of the Japanese actor know.
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Star Wars: The Bad Batch's Michelle Ang Discusses Her Special Kinship With 'Clone Father' Temuera Morrison - Exclusive
"The Bad Batch" voice actor Michelle Ang explained why she was so excited to meet Temuera Morrison and share a similar piece of the "Star Wars" legacy.
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Ryan Murphy Used His Carol Burnett Award To Honor MJ Rodriguez's Historic Golden Globes Win
Ryan Murphy used his 2023 Carol Burnett Award win speech time to honor 2022 Golden Globe winner MJ Rodriguez.
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Michelle Yeoh's Dormant Star Trek: Discovery Spin-Off Section 31 Is Apparently Still In The Works
Even though news about it has been minimal for some time, the Michelle Yeoh-led "Star Trek" series "Section 31" is reportedly still happening.
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Survivor Type Is The Most Disturbing Stephen King Story Ever Adapted For The Screen
"Survivor Type," a story by Stephen King, has been made into a short film and an animated "Creepshow" episode. But it may be too gruesome for a feature.
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The Walking Dead Fans Will Have To Wait Until 2024 To See How Rick And Michonne's Story Ends
It looks like the Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne Hawthorne (Danai Gurira) miniseries won't make it to TV until 2024.
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Even The 1923 Cast Is Confused By The Relations In The Yellowstone Universe
It's not just viewers who may need a "Yellowstone" family tree diagram -- the cast of "1923" have admitted to needing one themselves.
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AMC Is Gifting Better Call Saul Fans With More Bob Odenkirk In This Lucky Hank Teaser
Bob Odenkirk is back at AMC in the first teaser trailer for "Lucky Hank," revealing his gruff new character of William Henry Devereaux, Jr.
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The Bannerman Novels Are Finally Getting A TV Adaptation Thanks To Shane Black And Greg Nicotero
More than three decades after the publication of The Bannerman Solution, a TV series based on the work of author John R. Maxim is at last in production.
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The Kingkiller Chronicle Author Patrick Rothfuss Tries To Focus On The 99
Fans have wanted Patrick Rothfuss to release the third book in "The Kingkiller Chronicle" series for years, and the author has thoughts on the demand.
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Yellowstone's LGBTQ+ Kiss Was Lilli Kay's Idea
"Yellowstone's" first-ever LGBTQ+ kiss was actually all actor Lilli Kay's idea. Here's how it came to be.
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Paramount+ Betting A Live-Action Dungeons & Dragons Series Will Be A Critical Hit
Paramount greenlit a "Dungeons & Dragons" movie, but the studio isn't stopping there. It is going all-in on the "D&D" universe with a show coming to Paramount+.
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Fear The Walking Dead Will Meet Its End With Season 8
During a Television Critics Association presentation, a representative for AMC announced that Fear the Walking Dead will end after Season 8.
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Ke Huy Quan Makes Loki Season 2 Sound Like A Lot Of Fun
Ke Huy Quan recently spoke about his experience shooting "Loki" Season 2, which sounds just as fun as we imagined.
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Looper's Exclusive Survey Uncovered The Witcher Fans' Least Favorite Blood Origin Storyline
We've conducted an exclusive survey asking fans about their least favorite story in The Witcher: Blood Origin, and the response was overwhelming.
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The Hardest John Krasinski Ever Laughed During The Office Was In A Famous Christmas Episode
John Krasinski had a reputation for breaking character on "The Office," and the actor has revealed the hardest he's ever laughed was during a Christmas episode.
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HBO's The Last Of Us Has Figured Out The Secret Of The Perfect Video Game Adaptation
How does HBO's "The Last of Us" pull the rabbit out of the hat, and deliver a perfect video game adaptation? Let's take a look at its secrets.
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Patton Oswalt Discusses His First Ever Acting Gig On Seinfeld
Patton Oswalt had a memorable scene in the iconic sitcom, "Seinfeld," back in 1994. The actor has discussed filming the scene, his first-ever acting gig.
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Who Plays Paula Hill On Blue Bloods?
Does Paula Hill from "Blue Bloods" look familiar to you? Here's where you may have seen the actor who plays her in action before.
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The Last Of Us Reviews Are All Saying The Same Thing
Has "The Last of Us" been given the treatment it deserves in its transition to live action? Absolutely. In fact, it may have even surpassed it.
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