Captain Pikachu Will Fill That Hole In Our Hearts In The New Pokemon Anime
Ash and Pikachu are taking a step back from the "Pokemon" anime, but the new series will introduce a new Pikachu to keep the mascot around.
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Animorphs Is The Millennial Nostalgia Property That Hollywood Should Stop Ignoring
If Hollywood wants to adapt a YA property with a built-in fanbase and a lot of online support, then it needs to turn its attention to the way of "Animorphs."
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Jason Alexander Weighs In On Fans' Comments Suggesting Jerry Seinfeld Can't Act
Jason Alexander is best known for playing George Costanza in "Seinfeld," and he weighed in on the debate over whether lead Jerry Seinfeld is a good actor.
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How MODOK's New Origin Story Allowed Marvel To Adapt The Character For The Big Screen, According To Peyton Reed - Exclusive
"Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania" director Peyton Reed explained how the change to MODOK's origin story solved the puzzle of how to bring him to the MCU.
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The Mandalorian: Things Only True Bounty Hunters Know About The Show
It's crazy that we didn't get a live-action Star Wars show until 2019, but it finally happened. It's been a long time coming, and we have information about it.
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Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania's David Dastmalchian Discusses The Creation Of Veb In The Quantum Realm - Exclusive Interview
David Dastmalchian discussed the creation of his character in "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania," the success of his comic book series, and more.
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Creed III Review: No Sly Stallone, No Problem
Sylvester Stallone has left the building, but with Michael B. Jordan helming and Jonathan Majors joining Creed III the eye of the tiger is still very much alive
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Top Gun: Maverick's Director Compares The Aviation Sequences To A Play
"Top Gun: Maverick" doesn't seem like it would do well as a play, but Joseph Kosinski adopted some play-like methods to rehearse the aviation scenes.
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Criminal Minds Showrunner Justifies That Season 15 Finale Casualty
While the BAU team has since made a comeback, the "Criminal Minds" Season 15 finale saw one important component meet a fiery, explosive end.
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Former Gold Rush Producer Christo Doyle Says Tony Beets Made His Life 'Absolutely Miserable'
Filming a reality show about people who don't always want to be on camera can be tough, leading to tension between Christo Doyle and Tony Beets on "Gold Rush."
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Here's How You Can Watch Plane At Home
If you don't want to head out to your local theater, here's when you'll be able to see "Plane" through home media.
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How Peeves Actor Rik Mayall Behaved On Set Of Harry Potter, According To The Cast
Here is how Peeves actor Rik Mayall behaved on set of Harry Potter, according to the cast, and why the character ended up cut from each of the films.
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Chicago Fire Fatigue? You Need To Give Fire Country A Try
"Chicago Fire" is still going strong, but the NBC series has taken some hits and fallen into some bad habits. Fortunately, "Fire Country" offers an alternative.
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Fans Think The True Crime In The Boston Strangler Is Keira Knightley's Accent
Audiences have been quick to comment on Keira Knightley's accent on Hulu's "Boston Strangler," calling the accent the true crime in the forthcoming work.
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Small Details You Missed In M3GAN
"M3GAN" is packed with details and more than a handful of nods to some pop culture classics. Here are all the small details you missed in "M3GAN."
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Archie Renaux's Strict Shadow And Bone Training Led Him To Befriend Tabasco
This is the surprising reason that Archie Renaux's Strict Shadow And Bone training led him to befriend Tabasco, the delicious vinegary hot sauce many love.
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The Early Era Family Guy Scene That Always Cracks Fans Up (Despite The Animation Quality)
This "Family Guy" moment might come from a choppily-animated early season, but it still stands out as one of the show's funniest gags.
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Grey's Anatomy Fans Are Outraged By Meredith's Send-Off
"Grey's Anatomy" Season 19, Episode 7 marked Meredith's farewell from the series, but the episode underwhelmed and angered some long-term fans.
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Gabriel Luna Admits He Took Home A Prop Or Two From The Last Of Us Set
It's captivating audiences and it appears the cast wants in on the action too as Gabriel Luna has admitted he took home some props from "The Last of Us" set.
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How Martin Luther King, Jr. Convinced Nichelle Nichols To Stay On Star Trek
Nichelle Nichols' performance as Lieutenant Uhura is iconic -- but she almost left the role. Here's how Martin Luther King, Jr. convinced her to stay.
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Avatar's Sam Worthington Says The Biggest Challenge Of Filming Underwater Was Displaying Emotions
"Avatar: The Way of Water" has been a huge hit at the box office, and star Sam Worthington talks about his struggles in the challenging underwater scenes.
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Why Tommy Welch From Chicago Fire Looks So Familiar
Here are some of the roles the actor playing Tommy Welch was known for before he joined the cast of "Chicago Fire."
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Yellowstone's Jefferson White Calls Cole Hauser The 'Scariest Guy On Set'
"Yellowstone" star Jefferson White sheds some light on how co-star Cole Hauser's personality is closer to the formidable Rip Wheeler than you might think.
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Jason Reitman Recalls The Unshakable Vision He Had A Decade Before Ghostbusters: Afterlife
Director Jason Reitman has recalled the unshakable vision he had a decade before "Ghostbusters: Afterlife" that eventually made it into the movie.
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Katie Findlay Discusses That Epic Jared Padalecki Cameo In Walker Independence - Exclusive
"Walker Independence" star Katie Findlay opened up about having Jared Padalecki on set for his cameo, their first horseback experience of the season, and more.
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The Best TV Shows That Never Won A Single Emmy
Let's take a look back at some of the best shows that never got their due from the Emmys.
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How CSI's George Eads Felt About Watching Some Of His Co-Stars Leave The Show
George Eads was a "CSI" mainstay, so he got to witness many actors come and go throughout the years -- and some of those departures hurt more than others.
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