Seinfeld Writer David Mandel Praises Julia Louis-Dreyfus' Layered Comedic Style
Julia Louis-Dreyfus does "30 or 40 things in a scene, which allows her to be likable and unlikable, incompetent and very skilled," David Mandel said recently.
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Family Guy's Casting Directors Can't Get Over Seth MacFarlane's Voice-Over-Recording Speed
Seth MacFarlane is so good at what does, that he can record multiple "Family Guy" characters in one go, switching between them effortlessly.
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Chicago Med Fans Show No Mercy In Their Dislike Of Kai (And They Have A Point)
With all that sketchy behavior informing the character of Dr. Kai Tanaka-Reed, some "Chicago Med" fans are justifiably irritated with the new arrival.
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South Park's Foul Language Makes Trey Parker And Matt Stone More Creative
Here's why South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have become more creative thanks to the fact their young characters swear a lot.
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60 Minutes Viewers Buzzed Over The Game Of Thrones Comment In Prince Harry's Interview
60 Minutes fans have been talking about the Game of Thrones references in Prince Harry's interview on the show.
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Why Miles Thomas From Blue Bloods Looks So Familiar
Here's where you may have also seen the actor who played Miles Thomas in Season 2 of Blue Bloods.
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Wednesday Star Jenna Ortega To Make SNL Hosting Debut
For the first time in her career, Jenna Ortega of "Wednesday" fame will host "Saturday Night Live."
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Rumor Report: Another Live-Action Hellboy Feature May Be In Development
Reports have emerged that Hellboy, who's previously been played by Ron Perlman and David Harbour, is set to return to live action in a new incarnation.
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Twitter Isn't Holding Back Its True Thoughts On Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania
Twitter's initial reactions to "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania" are here, and folks on the social media platform aren't holding back.
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Would You Believe That Lug Nuts Boy From Yellowstone Season 4 Is Still Alive?
According to a YouTube user who claims to have the actor in his Sunday school class, Yellowstone's Lug Nuts Boy may still be alive after all.
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Whatever Happened To Biem After Shark Tank?
The company that made a device that can convert butter into sprayable form appeared on Shark Tank in 2016. Here's how it's doing six years later.
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What Garrett Hedlund Thinks Makes Tulsa King So Relatable
Garrett Hedlund plays Mitch Keller on "Tulsa King," and he had this to say about why he likes the show and finds it so relatable.
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What Has Josh Meyers Been Up To Since That '70s Show Ended?
"That '70s Show" had an impressive cast, introducing new characters even in its last season, like Josh Meyers' Randy, and here's what he's done since then.
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M. Night Shyamalan's Next Film Trap Heads To Warner Bros. As Part Of Major New Deal
M. Night Shyamalan will be returning to Warner Bros. for the first time since 2006 after signing a new deal that covers his next film, "Trap," and beyond.
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Whatever Happened To Sarah Wayne Callies After The Walking Dead?
Sadly Lori was not long for this world on "The Walking Dead." However, that does not mean that Sarah Wayne Callies hasn't had her time to shine elsewhere.
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The One Thing Jonathan Banks Liked Fixing More Than A Sticky Situation On Breaking Bad Was Grammar
While his character Mike was known for fixing sticky situations on "Breaking Bad," Jonathan Banks was more concerned about fixing the show's grammar.
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Whatever Happened To Samantha Hyde Actor Jud Tylor After That '70s Show?
Jud Tylor memorably played Samantha Hyde on Season 8 of "That '70s Show," but she's starred in many films and TV shows since then.
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Greg Grunberg Wanted The Chance To Redefine Harry Mudd On Star Trek
There's a plethora of fun characters in the "Star Trek" universes, and Harry Mudd is surely one of them -- here's who wants to play him in the Kelvin universe.
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Kim Coates Wasn't Necessarily On Board With Every Sons Of Anarchy Scene
For Tig portrayer Kim Coates, there was at least one "Sons of Anarchy" scene that he pushed back against.
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The 1999 Chicago Hope Episode That Paved The Way For South Park's It Hits The Fan
In 2001, "South Park" finally could say the "S" word on Comedy Center, and that infamous moment for the series would not have happened without "Chicago Hope."
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Real-Life Ice Road Truckers Break Down Netflix's The Ice Road's Accuracy
Ice Road Truckers stars Todd Dewey and Lisa Kelly recently opened up on whether The Ice Road offers an accurate look at their dangerous profession.
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Does Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania Have A Post-Credits Scene?
Does "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania" follow the long-standing MCU tradition of post-credits scenes? Let's see what its credits are hiding.
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The Ending Of Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania Explained
Paul Rudd is back with a third "Ant-Man" movie, and this time he's helping introduce Kang. But what does the film's trippy, ambiguous ending mean for the MCU?
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Laura Prepon Says She 'Didn't Know How To Act' When She First Started On That '70s Show
When starting her "That '70s Show" run, Donna Pinciotti actress Laura Prepon scarcely knew how to act.
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William Miller Quickly Became Interested In Warrior Nun After Hearing Who Was Behind The Show
Adriel's evil was one of the highlights of "Warrior Nun" Season 2, and actor William Miller shared what, or who, inspired him to step into the role of Adriel.
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The Family Guy Fan Theory That Explains Why Brian Is Able To Talk
"Family Guy" fans have long wondered why Brian Griffin can talk, and one Redditor posited an intriguing theory years ago to explain it.
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Why Jentorra From Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania Looks So Familiar
"Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantunmania" introduces fans to several new characters, including Jentorra, whose actor is no stranger to comic book roles.
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