What Really Happened To Roy On Chicago P.D.?
Roy met an untimely end on "Chicago P.D." However, his influence will continue popping up throughout Season 9 of the series.
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Is The Horror Movie The Red Shoes Based On A True Story?
The 2005 Korean horror film "The Red Shoes," directed by Kim Yong-gyun and starring Kim Hye-soo, is inspired by a Hans Christian Andersen tale of the same name. -
Richest Heroes In The DC Universe
If being a superhero was cheap, everyone would do it. But they can't, so here are the richest superheroes in the DC universe. -
How Chicago P.D.'s Marina Squerciati Really Felt About Burgess's Kidnapping Storyline
"Chicago P.D." actress Marina Squerciati reveals how she really feels about her character's most recent, traumatic kidnapping storyline. -
Baki Hanma Season 2 - What We Know So Far
The martial arts anime series "Baki Hanma" just finished Season 1 on Netflix, but fans are already eager for news on Season 2's release date, cast, and plot. -
Venom: Let There Be Carnage Almost Had A Totally Different Title
Andy Serkis, director of "Venom: Let There Be Carnage" recently revealed the alternative title he considered for the "Venom" sequel starring Tom Hardy. -
The Law & Order: Organized Crime Season 2 Episode 3 Twist Fans Can't Stop Talking About
Episode 3 of "Law & Order: Organized Crime" Season 2 dropped a bombshell twist that left fans everywhere with their jaws on the floor. Here's what happened. -
Venom: Let There Be Carnage's Post-Credits Scene Explained
The post-credits scene of "Venom: Let There Be Carnage" featured Tom Holland's Spider-Man. Here's what that could mean for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. -
The Criminal Minds Episodes Fans Always Skip
"Criminal Minds" fans are passionate about the show, but there are a few episodes they tend to skip on a re-watch. -
Things Only Adults Notice In A Knight's Tale
Here are the events only adults are likely to catch in this anachronistic tale about a peasant-turned-knight. -
The Iconic Venom Scene That Almost Never Happened
The most popular scene from "Venom" almost never happened. -
Jason Blum Hints That Another Purge Movie Could Be Coming
Jason Blum recently opened up over whether we can expect "The Purge 6" in the future, and whether Frank Grillo's character could return to the horror franchise. -
What Sopranos Fans Really Thought Of The Many Saints Of Newark
With "The Many Saints of Newark" now available in theaters and on HBO Max, fans of "The Sopranos" are sharing their candid thoughts about the prequel film. -
The Martial Arts Anime That's Got A Grip On Netflix Subscribers
"Baki Hanma: Son of Ogre" recently premiered on Netflix, and fans are loving the new installment of the martial arts anime based on the manga of the same name. -
The Iconic James Bond Car Daniel Craig Picked As His Favorite To Drive
Daniel Craig revealed what his favorite car to drive was during his time playing James Bond, and it's a classic Aston Martin first seen in "Casino Royale." -
Why Daniel Craig Was Never The Same After Casino Royale
Daniel Craig reveals the key way that filming the memorable construction site sequence in 2006's "Casino Royale" changed him forever. -
Shudder's Behind The Monsters Promises An In-Depth Look At Horror's Biggest Icons
"Behind the Monsters" is one of Shudder's newest offerings and does a deep dive into the horror genre. -
What Sopranos Fans Really Want After Watching The Many Saints Of Newark
"The Many Saints of Newark" brings fans back to the world of "The Sopranos." One fan has a pitch for what the next movie or mini-series could entail. -
Every Friends Thanksgiving Episode Ranked Worst To Best
Almost every TV series has its holiday episodes. "Friends," however, goes all-out for Thanksgiving events. We ranked these iconic episodes worst to best. -
The Underrated Anna Friel Drama You Can Watch On Hulu
One of the most underrated drama shows available to stream on "Hulu" is the 2018 UK limited series "Butterfly," starring Anna Friel and Emmett J. Scanlan. -
The Sopranos Ending Explained By Prequel Film Director Alan Taylor
"The Many Saints of Newark" director Alan Taylor shares what he believes happened to Tony Soprano in the HBO show's finale episode. -
Sopranos Creator David Chase Just Signed A Massive Overall Deal With HBO
With "The Many Saints of Newark" now available in theaters and on HBO Max,"The Sopranos" creator David Chase has signed a new deal with Warner Bros. and HBO. -
The Worst Films Hollywood's Best Actors Were In
You love Charlize Theron, Samuel L. Jackson and Gary Oldman, but stay away from "Aeon Flux," "Kite," "Killers Anonymous" and these other A-lister clunkers. -
Here's What Angela Kinsey Was Doing Before She Landed The Office
Angela Kinsey, who starred as the uptight accountant Angela Martin on "The Office," worked many odd jobs before her big break on the NBC sitcom. -
Clues About Who The Mallard Is On The Masked Singer
"The Masked Singer" is taking hints as to who the Mallard might be and dangling them in front of our faces. Here's what we know so far. -
Tony Beets Discusses Gold Rush's Exciting Season 12 Prospects - Exclusive Interview
Beets took a few minutes to speak with Looper about the new season of "Gold Rush," as well as his experiences as a veteran of mining seasons past. -
Topher Grace Vs. Tom Hardy: Here's Who Played The Best Venom
While Tom Hardy plays Eddie Brock in the films "Venom" and "Venom: Let There Be Carnage" the character was also played by Topher Grace in 2007's "Spider-Man 3."
