Star Wars: A Forgotten Yoda Story May Explain The Big Ahsoka Trailer Plot Hole
Will "Ahsoka" make Sabine Wren Force-sensitive? A little-known story involving Yoda could hold the key to the development.
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Why Emily Blunt Is Taking A Break From Acting After Oppenheimer
Emily Blunt is a major part of the star-studded cast of "Oppenheimer" - but after a busy few years, she wants to take some well-earned time off. -
The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 2 Review: A Teen Love Triangle Gets Predictably Messy
Although it's not as charming as the first season, Season 2 of Amazon Prime's "The Summer I Turned Pretty" is still a solid guilty pleasure drama series. -
Ghost Rider & Wolverine Hitch A Fiery Ride In Weapons Of Vengeance Alpha - Exclusive
Ever wondered how Wolverine and Ghost Rider's first meeting went? Well, Marvel Comics' upcoming fiery series plans to answer that question and more. -
Secret Invasion Just Put [SPOILER] In A Prime Position To Become MCU's Main Skrull
"Secret Invasion" is full of Skrulls, and the show seems to be setting up a very particular character as the next main Skrull player in the MCU. -
Tom Holland Loves Filmmaking But Hates Hollywood's Price Of Addiction, Anxiety, & Fame
Tom Holland loves making movies, but he definitely doesn't love Hollywood - and the actor isn't shy when it comes to talking about his difficult industry. -
Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One's Most Confusing Moments Explained
"Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One" is a riveting spy thriller, but it's also a little baffling. We've explained the film's most confusing moments. -
Secret Invasion Episode 4 Establishes Gravik As The Scariest Villain In The MCU Shows
Stoic, cold-blooded Gravik is a perfect villain for "Secret Invasion." In fact, Episode 4 makes clear that he's the scariest antagonist in any MCU show. -
Star Trek: Who Created Data And What Happened To Him?
Here's a closer look at Data's creator, Dr. Noonian Soong, and what happened to him afterward on "Star Trek: The Next Generation." -
Whatever Happened To Coolpeds Briefcase After Shark Tank?
Tony Chan's Coolpeds Briefcase walked out of "Shark Tank" without a deal, but how have the company and its products been doing since its Season 9 appearance? -
Quicksand Review: A Sticky Survival Situation
"Quicksand," a Shudder original horror film from writer Matt Pitts and director Andrés Beltrán, has two good performances outweighed by survival horror tropes. -
Deadpool 3 Theory: Could This Forgotten Marvel Team Bring FOX's X-Men To The MCU?
If the Exiles make their debut in "Deadpool 3," it's possible the film could serve as a backdoor pilot for the X-Men's long-awaited entry into the MCU. -
What Caused Tom Cruise To Cut Content From The Mission: Impossible 7 Script?
It's no secret that Tom Cruise is serious about his films. In fact, he cares so much that some material was cut from "Mission: Impossible 7" for a good reason. -
The Ending Of Platonic Explained
"Platonic" explores the question of whether a man and a woman can truly have a friendship that isn't romantic, and the season finale seems to find the answer. -
Oppenheimer First Reactions: Critics Left Stunned After Film's World Premiere
Christopher Nolan's latest film, "Oppenheimer," left critics floored following the film's world premiere. Here's what they had to say about it on social media. -
The Ending Of Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One Explained
"Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One" boasts an electric ending -- but it's also a little confusing. We're here to explain it in full. -
Ahsoka: Is Sabine Wren Force-Sensitive Now?
Sabine Wren has been a "Star Wars" staple for years, but the latest "Ahsoka" trailer suggests she might be a Force user in the upcoming show. -
Superman: Legacy Adds Three More To Cast Including Nathan Fillion As A Green Lantern
Nathan Fillion will play Green Lantern Guy Gardner in "Superman: Legacy," and two other superheroes have officially been cast for the film. -
Robin And Captain Boomerang's Surprisingly Dark History Explained
Captain Boomerang is primarily considered a Flash rogue, but the classic DC Comics supervillain is also Tim Drake's biggest living nightmare. -
Godzilla: The Dark Reason Toho's New Movie Is Called 'Minus One'
Toho's new Godzilla movie has an intriguing title in the form of "Godzilla: Minus One." As it turns out, the film's name holds some dark narrative significance. -
Willy Wonka And The Disturbing Past Of The Original Oompa Loompas Explained
Some may remember the confectioner's helpers from "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory with joy, but here's the disturbing past of the original Oompa Loompas. -
Justified: City Primeval Review: A Welcome Return To The Wild (Mid)West
Tense, funny, and full of new twists on the classic "Justified" tone, FX's "City Primeval" is the return we've been hoping for, and then some. -
Blue Beetle: New Trailer Sees Family Love And Military Secrets Collide For Superhero Thrills
The second trailer for the Xolo Maridueña-led "Blue Beetle" has arrived and it teases one of DC's most humorous and heartfelt entries yet. -
Mission: Impossible Improbably Revived A '60s Show - Teaching Franchises A Vital Lesson
Tom Cruise's Mission: Impossible movies are so good that everybody's forgotten they were based on a classic TV series. What's the secret? -
Winter Soldier Leads The Thunderbolts In Marvel's New Series
In anticipation for the anti-hero led team's MCU debut, Marvel Comics has recently announced the return of the Thunderbolts in the pages of Marvel Comics. -
Secret Invasion: Marvel Keeps Ignoring Its Most Powerful Post-Endgame Story
One scene in "Secret Invasion" Episode 3 makes it clearer than ever that Marvel is still ignoring one of its most powerful stories in the wake of "Endgame." -
Deadliest Catch: Jake Anderson Likens Every Fishing Season To A 'Nightmare'
Jake Anderson has been crab fishing for a long time, but that doesn't mean the "Deadliest Catch" star isn't acutely aware of the nightmarish dangers of his job.
