Bernard Hill, the actor who played King Theoden in 'The Lord of the Rings' trilogy, explains why he'll never watch 'The Rings of Power.'
Doom Patrol returns next week with its fourth season, and things are about to get strangely lyrical for the team.
Lars Ulrich, the drummer for Metallica, sheds some light on why the heavy metal band changed their minds regarding song permissions.
New posters for The Last of Us featuring Bella Ramsey, Pedro Pascal, Nick Offerman, and more for HBO Max.
Wednesday is full of dark and macabre one-liners, but one in particular was almost cut by Netflix.
New images from Shrinking offer our first look at Harrison Ford, Jason Segel, and the core cast of the Apple TV+ comedy.
Meaghan Oppenheimer's provocative drama Tell Me Lies will return to Hulu with a second season.
The wandering swordsman Madmartigan was initially supposed to return in Disney's Willow series.
Stranger Things 4's record as Netflix's most watched show in a single week has fallen to Wednesday as the show enticed in a huge opening audience.
Having had a number of poorly received movies recently, Tim Burton has scored one of biggest hits of his career with Wednesday on Netflix.
The year's remaining Saturday Night Live shows will include a special episode co-hosted by Steve Martin and Martin Short.
Diego Calva says he "doesn't agree" with how Mexico was portrayed in the Netflix series.
Jeffrey Dean Morgan is joining Eric Kripke's The Boys in Season 4, and the actor recently teased his upcoming role on his Instagram.
Aubrey Plaza played pranks on her White Lotus co-stars while filming the second season of the hit HBO series.
The holiday special "Who Killed Santa? A Murderville Murder Mystery" will feature two guest stars, Jason Bateman and Maya Rudolph.
The 95th Academy Awards will make a big change this year as all 23 categories are set to be presented on the live telecast.
It seems it was not Agatha all along, as Kathryn Hahn has revealed her Coven of Chaos series was not part of Marvel's original MCU plans.
This will mark the actress's first leading TV role, which will be produced by her own production company and stream on Prime Video.
Long-term Walking Dead Universe boss Scott Gimple says to expect many more Walking Dead shows in the future.
Jake Lacy also shared precautions the production team took to portray the 'nearly unbelievable' kidnapping case with respect.