Who Plays Kitty In XO, Kitty?
"XO, Kitty" is the first series on Netflix to be spun off from one of the streamer's original set of films. Here's a closer look at the show's titular star.
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What Is Heartstopper Rated? What Parents Should Know Before Letting Their Kids Watch
Netflix's "Heartstopper" is rated TV-14, but it contains positive portrayals of LGBTQ+ romance. Therefore, it could be an important show for kids to watch.
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Thirteen Lives: The True Story That Inspired The Drama Survival Film
Ron Howard's "Thirteen Lives" depicts a very real rescue mission that took place in 2018. Here's a look at how faithful the film was to real life events.
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Young Sheldon: Why Meemaw Gives Most Of Her Attention To Sheldon
Meemaw and Sheldon share a special bond on "Young Sheldon," and actress Annie Potts explained why that dynamic was necessary.
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Why Tom Lopez From Moonfall Looks So Familiar
If viewers think Tom Lopez from "Moonfall" looks familiar, there's a reason for that. Here's where you may have seen the actor pop up before.
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House Of The Dragon: Viserys' Death Brought Back Painful Memories For Paddy Considine
"House of the Dragon" star Paddy Considine drew on a very personal experience to play King Viserys I Targaryen.
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The Terrifying True Story Behind Girl In The Basement
"Girl in the Basement" was a terrifying Lifetime movie. Fans may be interested to learn the dark truth behind the events that inspired the film.
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The Walking Dead Comic Book Scene That Haunts Robert Kirkman
"The Walking Dead" has many gruesome scenes, both in the show and the comic book series. One scene, in particular, still haunts Robert Kirkman.
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Minions: Why Despicable Me's Cast Of Lovable, Yellow Doofuses Are All Males
Fans have noticed that all of the Minions in the "Despicable Me" movies are male. As it turns out, the franchise's co-director has a reason for this.
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Law & Order: Why Sam Waterston Never Felt Trapped By The Series
Here's why Sam Waterston believes he isn't trapped on Law & Order despite the fact he's been with the show for several years.
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Modern Family: What Episode Does Danny Trejo Appear In?
Danny Trejo made one guest appearance in Season 2 of Modern Family, momentarily making things awkward between Claire and her mother-in-law Gloria.
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Succession's Final Scene Gives Kendall The Only Ending He Deserves
The final moments of HBO's critically acclaimed "Succession" gives Kendall Roy the climactic conclusion the character truly needed all along.
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Law & Order: SVU - The Cut Muncy Scene That Makes Her Departure That Much Sadder
Despite a short stint, Muncy seems to have left the world of "Law & Order: SVU." A deleted scene of the character's departure only adds salt to the wound.
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Roman's Jab About Kendall's Kids In The Succession Series Finale Solidifies His Evil
Roman's crack about Kendall's kids in the "Succession" finale is, perhaps, the worst thing he's ever done.
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The Ending Of Yellowjackets Season 2 Explained
Where does Season 2 of our favorite show about teen soccer and cannibalism leave us?
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Why Is Ted Rated R? Here's What Parents Should Know Before Letting Their Kids Watch
While the premise of "Ted" on paper seems appropriate for kids, it is far from it given many of the jokes, the language, and some of the character actions.
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The Succession Series Finale Did What Game Of Thrones Couldn't
In the end, "Succession" did what "Game of Thrones" simply couldn't - it stuck the landing.
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Succession Series Finale: The Kitchen Scene Had Fans In Their Feelings
Succession fans can't get over the hilarious and emotional scene of the Roy siblings bonding together in their mother's kitchen.
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Why The Big Bang Theory Writers Brought Ramona Back In Season 10
Here's why Ramona returned to "The Big Bang Theory" at the end of Season 10.
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Pulp Fiction: How Quentin Tarantino Locked In John Travolta For The Role Of Vincent Vega
"Pulp Fiction" fans might be interested to learn just how Quentin Tarantino managed to cast John Travolta as the now iconic character of Vincent Vega.
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Ben Affleck's Canceled Batman Movie Only Had One Villain For A Good Reason
Ben Affleck's canceled "Batman" film would have featured only a single villain. The actor and director had solid reasoning for not wanting too many antagonists.
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TROP Season 2 Rumor Suggests We Might See A Tougher Side Of Gil-Galad
A new exclusive scoop from the fansite Fellowship of Fans suggests we might see a tougher side of Gil-galad in Season 2 of "The Rings of Power."
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The Walking Dead: The Reason Glenn Was Killed Off In Season 7
The death of Glenn Rhee on "The Walking Dead" was arguably the most tragic one in the series. And according to multiple interviews, Glenn always needed to die.
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Excuse Me Princess: Why 1989's Legend Of Zelda Cartoon Is Better Off Forgotten
While "The Legend of Zelda" is a beloved video game, it once had an animated series that is best forgotten given it's poor depiction of the characters.
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Bowen Yang Shares A Jeremy Strong Method Acting Story, Suggests He Does It To A 'Ridiculous Degree'
Bowen Yang witnessed Jeremy Strong going to insane lengths to prepare for "Succession."
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Lovingly Praises The Legacy Of Bruce Willis
Bruce Willis retired from acting in 2022. Former co-star and fellow action star, Arnold Schwarzenegger, has nothing but kind words for his friend.
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Who Plays Tao Xu On Heartstopper?
Here's who plays protagonist Charlie Spring's best friend Tao Xu on Netflix's hit teen drama Heartstopper.
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