Ted Lasso Fans Will Adore This Sports Comedy Also On Apple TV+
If you want another light-hearted, sports-themed show in the vein of "Ted Lasso," then that show's home -- Apple TV+ -- has something you should enjoy.
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Why Jax Taylor Left The Vanderpump Rules Spin-Off The Valley After 2 Seasons
Reality television menace Jax Taylor won't return for a third season of "The Valley" on Bravo — and that's a good thing.
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12 Ambitious Sci-Fi Shows Like Steven Spielberg's Terra Nova
Although Steven Spielberg's "Terra Nova" was disappointingly short-lived, there are plenty of other similar science-fiction shows to fall in love with.
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The Traitors Host Alan Cumming Rejected A Harry Potter Role For A Good Reason
Emmy-winning host of "The Traitors" Alan Cumming didn't just turn down a role in "Harry Potter" — he was pretty forceful about it, actually.
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Is Disney's Live-Action Remake Of The Aristocats Still Happening?
Announced back in 2022, the live-action version of the Disney animated classic "The Aristocats" still doesn't seem to be anywhere in sight.
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12 Best Movies Like Deepwater Horizon
"Deepwater Horizon" is a disaster movie based on actual events, and these dozen films all follow the same formula -- with some more truthful than others.
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Leonardo DiCaprio Keeps Rewatching This Movie With An 86% Score On Rotten Tomatoes
While some actors, including Leonardo DiCaprio, rarely watch the movies they worked on, one film is so special to the star that he's watched it multiple times.
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Peacemaker Isn't DC's Only Sad Boy
Peacemaker is one of DC's biggest sad boys, but there are several characters vying for the sad boy crown. Here's a rundown of DC’s saddest sad boys.
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How Strong Is Superman? His Powers Explained
Superman's powers have evolved and fluctuated over the years, so figuring out just how strong the Man of Steel is can be tricky.
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Things You Forgot Happened In The Pilot Episode Of The Blacklist
Big things happened in the very first episode of The Blacklist.
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Tragic Details About 'Macho Man' Randy Savage
As outlandish as he was in the ring, he was very different in his personal life. He was just as passionate, but many recalled a more reserved and paranoid man.
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Netflix's Long Story Short Touches A Subject No Other Cartoon (Except South Park) Dares To
"Long Story Short," the new adult animated series from the creator of "BoJack Horseman," explores a topic that most entertainment has stayed away from.
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The Weird Old West: Horror And Fantasy-Themed Westerns
This subgenre of Western films with horror and fantasy trimmings illustrates the perils cowboys and settlers faced in wild lands.
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Cheech And Chong Movies Ranked From Worst To Best
Let's take a toke and check out all of Cheech and Chong's movies, ranked from worst to... um... what was it again? Oh, yeah! Best.
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Foundation Season 3 Features An Asimov Robot Reference Only Hardcore Fans Noticed
If you're a fan of sci-fi author Isaac Asimov then you may have noticed a deep cut robot reference in the "Foundation" Season 3 episode "Foundation's End."
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The 10 Best Shows On HBO Max Right Now
HBO has long been known for its excellence in the creation of original series. Here are a few of the network's very best.
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The 26 Best Unscripted Moments In Movie History
Some of the greatest lines in the history of film were not part of the script, but were made up right on the spot as the cameras were rolling.
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Scream: Why Matthew Lillard's Ghostface Is The Most Ruthless In The Franchise
Matthew Lillard's Stu Macher was the most dangerous of all the Ghostfaces in the Scream film franchise, and there are many reasons why.
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The 10 Scariest Horror Movies Of All Time According To Artificial Intelligence
Domo arigato, Mr. Roboto. We asked ChatGPT to name the 10 scariest movies, and the artificial intelligence chose "The Exorcist," "The Babadook" and more.
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Movie Sequels That Are A Completely Different Genre Than The Previous Entry
A common approach to sequels is to give fans more of what they loved from the previous film. But here are some times the sequel went in another direction.
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The Wildest Scenes In PG Movies That Sent Parents Into An Uproar
We've compiled all the dirtiest PG movies for your reading pleasure.
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Everything Steven Seagal And Jean-Claude Van Damme Have Said About Each Other
As two of the biggest action stars of their era, Jean-Claude Van Damme and Steven Seagal have had a long, drawn-out word war that has lasted decades.
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How The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Die (And Who Kills Them)
"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin" may be the darkest and grittiest take on the beloved heroes so far. Here's how each of them die in the comics.
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How Actors' Families Reacted To These Love Scenes
Filming love scenes can be awkward for actors, but what's arguably worse is family members seeing the finished product. Some of these reactions are priceless.
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Bad Movies That Ended Their Cinematic Universe
All these movies were part of cinematic universes that were meant to compete with the MCU -- but unfortunately, it didn't work out that way.
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Strange New Worlds Season 3 May Have Just Made Doctor Who Canon In Star Trek
The TARDIS from "Doctor Who" just popped up in "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" Season 3. Does that mean "Doctor Who" is now canon in the "Star Trek" universe?
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Who Are The Gorn? The Star Trek Villains Explained
Though "Star Trek" introduced the Gorn in 1967, the fearsome alien race has not been explored in depth until their recent reinvention in "Strange New Worlds."
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