The explosive 2007 argument between Rosie O’Donnell and Elisabeth Hasselbeck on The View remains one of the show’s most infamous moments.
The explosive 2007 argument between Rosie O’Donnell and Elisabeth Hasselbeck on The View remains one of the show’s most infamous moments.
Marvel films are known for their post-credits scenes, which often tease upcoming crossovers and team-ups. However, as the MCU has grown more complex and sprawling, not every thread has been neatly tied off.
Paramount Pictures has released the first teaser for Children of Blood and Bone, offering a glimpse at the ambitious fantasy epic that Kathleen Kennedy once intended to produce at Lucasfilm.
From the beginning, Amazon’s The Rings of Power has been an extremely divisive interpretation of J.R.R. Tolkien’s work. A new casting announcement for Season 3 suggests that the debates surrounding the show will only grow louder.
Sony is facing continued backlash over its decision to stop producing physical game discs. It appears the company expected that pushback and reportedly imposed unusually strict social media guidelines on PlayStation employees.
After months of rumors and carefully worded denials, Hayley Atwell is officially returning to the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Avengers: Doomsday.
Some Steven Universe fans are turning against voice actress Deedee Magno Hall after discovering that she follows several conservative personalities and political accounts on Instagram.
After years of expressing interest in the role, Ryan Gosling is officially joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Ghost Rider.
Marvel Studios has officially selected David Jonsson to become the new Black Panther in Ryan Coogler’s upcoming Black Panther 3.
More than a decade after Disney placed it on a shelf, the lost animated series Star Wars: Detours will finally be screened for the public.
The first trailer for Avatar: Seven Havens introduces a very different world from the one Korra left behind.
Johnny Depp surprised fans at San Diego Comic-Con by appearing in full costume as Ebenezer Scrooge—and slipping an apparent joke about President Donald Trump’s tariffs into his performance.