Record Of Ragnarok: Will We Get A Season 3? What We Know From The Manga
Fans of "Record of Ragnarok" can rest easy; based on what we know from the manga, there's a strong chance the anime will be getting at least two more seasons.
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A Hugh Jackman Film Teased Wolverine's Costume Before Deadpool 3 (Nope, Not X-Men)
A film outside the "X-Men" franchise teased Wolverine's (Hugh Jackman) yellow costume long before he put it on for "Deadpool 3."
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What We Do In The Shadows S5: Why Guillermo's Transformation Isn't Going To Plan
In the season premiere of "What We Do in the Shadows" Season 5, this major cliffhanger gets a resolution - but unfortunately for Guillermo, it's not ideal.
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Mission: Impossible 7's On The Fly Changes Made Hayley Atwell Feel Alive
According to "Mission: Impossible" newcomer Hayley Atwell, the fluidity of working on the franchise's seventh film was an invigorating experience for her.
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What We Do In The Shadows: Vampire Hypnosis & Other Powers Explained
"What We Do in the Shadows" Season 5 features many powerful vampire characters. Here's a quick explainer on their various powers and abilities.
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The Strange History Of DC Comics' Hawkgirl
Although Hawkgirl has just been announced as a character in "Superman: Legacy," the superhero has a long and storied history worth delving into.
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TMNT: Mutant Mayhem's First Clip Changes One Relationship - For The Worse
The first clip for "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem" hints at a darker and grittier tone when it comes to the turtles' relationship with mankind.
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What Is A 'Blade Runner' Anyway?
Ever wondered what a Blade Runner is and where Ridley Scott's iconic film got its title in the first place?
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It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Fans Are Loving Season 16's Homage To The Big Lebowski
"It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" Season 16, Episode 7 featured several references to the bowling scenes in the Coen Brothers classic "The Big Lebowski."
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The Lincoln Lawyer Season 2 - Everything You Need To Know
The Lincoln Lawyer will be skipping one of Michael Connelly's books to adapt The Fifth Witness for the second season.
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Greta Gerwig Wants There To Be A Slew Of Barbie Sequels
Director Greta Gerwig thinks "Barbie" has all the right ingredients to launch a larger cinematic franchise.
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Foundation Season 2 Review: Unexpected Heart In A Dense Sci-Fi Adaptation
From its first episode, Season 2 of "Foundation" has become a more engaging, action-packed series - one that might win some new fans for the Apple TV+ series.
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Hayley Atwell's Mission: Impossible 7 Role Had Been In The Works For Ten Years
Although Hayley Atwell is a new addition to the franchise in "Mission: Impossible 7," the beginning of her journey to playing Grace began years ago.
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The Sopranos & Gilmore Girls 'Paradox' Proves They Exist In A Meta-Multiverse
"The Sopranos" and "Gilmore Girls" exist as TV shows in each other's universes. What ramifications does that hold for the multiverse?
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Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer Has A Similar Ending To Inception - It's Complicated
Though the two films are unrelated in subject, Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" has a similarly complicated ending to his previous film "Inception."
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How Black Mirror Predicted AMPTP's Proposal To Use AI-Likeness For Actors
SAG-AFTRA is striking over several things, including the use of AI technology... something "Black Mirror" already predicted in its Season 6 premiere.
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Secret Invasion Episode 4's Raymond Carver Poem 'Late Fragment' Explained
"Secret Invasion" Episode 4 includes a poem from Raymond Carver called "Late Fragment," and it's interesting how the poem relates to Nick Fury and Priscilla.
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SAG-AFTRA Strike Is On At Midnight - What This Means For The Entertainment Industry
After weeks of buildup, SAG-AFTRA has confirmed a strike, taking its 160,000 film and TV actors into the streets to demand better conditions and compensation.
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Keivonn Montreal Woodard's Last Of Us Emmy Nom Broke A Record (And The Internet)
Kevionn Montreal Woodard just became the youngest nominee for guest actor in a drama series at The Emmys. Here's why his inclusion is so important.
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Is Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One Just T3: Rise Of The Machines?
With plots about sentient AI, some fans may see similarities between "Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One" and "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines."
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Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One Debuts At Box Office With $15.5 Million
Tom Cruise's latest cinematic crusade "Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One" is off to a solid start at the box office with a $15.5 million debut.
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Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer Drops A Hair Trigger Preview Of Upcoming Epic
A week before release, Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" released a five-minute opening look to showcase the existential dread of the upcoming film.
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Blue Beetle & James Gunn's Green Lantern Could Become A Big DC Movie Conflict
Nathan Fillion's DC Universe debut could lead to a major storyline for his Green Lantern and Xolo Maridueña's Blue Beetle under James Gunn's guidance.
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The Witcher S3 Part 2 Trailer Sets Geralt, Yennefer, & Ciri On A Fiery Fated Path
"The Witcher" Season 3 Part 2 teases inescapable danger for Geralt, Ciri, and Yennefer. There are also unicorns, sand monsters, and other fantastical creatures.
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Did Deadpool 3 Fight Photos Just Tease The Death Of Wolverine & Fox's Marvel Heroes?
Verified set photos from "Deadpool 3" show Deadpool battling Wolverine. Could the glimpse hint at what's to come in Wade Wilson's third film?
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Twitter Isn't Holding Back On Mission: Impossible 7
"Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One" has spawned all kinds of reactions from folks on Twitter.
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Disney CEO Bob Iger Calls SAG-AFTRA Strikers Disruptive & Damaging To The Industry
Disney CEO Bob Iger, who makes millions of dollars a year as a studio executive, thinks that actors and writers on strike should be more "realistic."
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