The Ending Of The Flash Explained
Capping off one era of the DC Universe on film and introducing another, "The Flash" is finally in theaters. Here's the ending of the movie, explained.
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Marvel's What If...? Resurrects Gwen Stacy To Become Spider-Man - And It's About Time
Gwen Stacy infamously died at the hands of Green Goblin, but in this "What If...?: Dark" storyline we'll see what would happen if Peter Parker died instead.
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How Many Tremors Movies Are There - And Do You Need To Watch Them All?
"Tremors" has spawned multiple films, but should you watch them all? Discover the total count and judge if each installment deserves your time.
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Carl's Date: Is That Ed Asner's Voice - And Is It Really Pixar's Final Up Story?
The story of Pixar's "Up" might be wrapping up with "Carl's Date," but is that the late Ed Asner reprising his role as the the titular character?
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Surrounded's Letitia Wright Didn't Want A Stunt Double For Those Shooting Scenes - Exclusive
Letitia Wright stars as a freedwoman and former Buffalo Soldier in the Western "Surrounded." She told us how she learned to shoot and performed her own stunts.
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A Homicide: Life On The Street Reboot Would Blow Blue Bloods Out Of The Water
Blue Bloods always holds itself back, but Homicide pushed the boundaries. It's time for the old king of procedurals to take back its crown.
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Wonder Woman's Daughter Trinity Is Officially Introduced - Here's Everything We Know About Her
DC Comics has now introduced a new contender to take up Wonder Woman's mantle, and it looks like the apple doesn't far too far from the Amazonian tree.
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Suitable Flesh - Everything You Need To Know
Get a sneak peek into the horror film "Suitable Flesh," a project decades in the making, inspired by H. P. Lovecraft's "The Thing on the Doorstep."
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The Biggest DC Cameos That Somehow Didn't Happen In The Flash
Every great comic book movie is loaded with cameos, and The Flash is no exception. But there's a surprising amount of DC characters that didn't make the cut.
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Who Did Eliana Ghen Play In Cobra Kai?
Eliana Ghen's role in "Cobra Kai" cleverly intertwines with Johnny Lawrence's arc, enriching the legacy of the beloved "Karate Kid" franchise.
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Where To Watch Galaxy Quest - And How To Read The Sequels
If you can't get enough of 1999's "Star Trek" parody "Galaxy Quest," the film has a couple of comic book sequels. Here's how you can read them.
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Fixed: Why Sony's Animated Movie Is R-Rated - & Everything Else You Need To Know
Here's everything we currently know about Genndy Tartakovsky's upcoming adult animated film "Fixed," and why the movie got an R-rating.
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Shark Tank: Mark Cuban Recalls The Show's Worst & Smelliest Pitch
Though the show has seen a variety of ideas from inventors, Mark Cuban recalls one specific product on "Shark Tank" as the worst and smelliest pitch.
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Here's How You Can Watch Tyler Perry's Sistas Season 6
Viewers have many options if they wish to check out Season 6 of "Tyler Perry's Sistas." Let's take a look at them.
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The Real-Life Inspiration For Popeye Actually Did Love His Pipe & His Fights
Popeye may seem like a larger than life character, but the man who served as the real-life inspiration actually did love his pipe and fights just as much.
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The Sopranos: Why Did Tony Kill Christopher?
There are many layers to Tony Soprano's fateful decision to murder Christopher Moltisanti, who he considered a nephew despite their lack of blood relations.
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What Happened To Jesse Pinkman After Breaking Bad?
Jesse Pinkman was a key staple of "Breaking Bad." Here's a look at what happened to the character after the series' epic conclusion.
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Law & Order: SVU - Why One Scene Left Kelli Giddish Speechless And In Tears
One of Kelli Giddish's last "Law & Order: SVU" scenes as Amanda Rollins was so touching that she was moved to tears while shooting.
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Why Barbie Made Warner Bros. And Mattel Nervous, According To Margot Robbie
Making a "Barbie" film might sound like a slam dunk, but Margot Robbie says Warner Bros. and Mattel alike approached the project with caution at first.
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What Is The Flash's Runtime - And Is It Too Long?
At close to 2 hours and 30 minutes, "The Flash" is no quick watch. But given its storyline and other factors, did the film deserve to be so long?
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Requiem For A Dream's NC-17 To R-Rating Controversy Explained
"Requiem for a Dream" was a dark and harrowing film. Prior to its release, there was a lot of controversy surrounding the movie's projected MPAA rating.
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The Hulk's Incredibly Complex Movie Rights Explained
Why hasn't The Incredible Hulk gotten a solo MCU movie yet? It all boils down to the character's movie rights.
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The Real-Life Inspiration Behind Black Mirror's Hated In The Nation Episode
The "Hated in the Nation" episode of "Black Mirror" takes a satirical view of cancel culture, and Charlie Brooker based the story on his own experiences.
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TV Shows That Got Canceled More Than Once
These shows were pulled back from the brink at least once, though most have since been canceled for good.
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Who Plays Michael Jordan In Air?
While viewers never actually get to see Michael Jordan's face in "Air," the filmmakers cast an up-and-coming actor to play the basketball legend.
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Netflix's Tex Mex Motors: Why Do So Many People Think It's Fake - And Is It?
Many people online seem to think Netflix's "Tex Mex Motors" is staged, but there's evidence to suggest it's largely authentic.
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Ben Affleck Is Right - The Flash's Wonder Woman Cameo 'Saves' Batman From Himself
Ben Affleck teased a scene that shows a new side of his Batman, and "The Flash" indeed cleverly addresses the character's arguably biggest problem.
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