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British TV icon Russell T. Davies is a big fan of hit hockey drama “Heated Rivalry.” “I love it, it’s hot,” he said, speaking at a special screen talk on Monday as part of London’s queer-focused BFI Flare film festival.…
Pokémon might end up having its biggest year yet. Although we aren’t getting a mainline entry in 2026 (that’s happening next year), we are getting multiple game launches.
With the release date for The Dutton Ranchconfirmed, two of Yellowstone‘s best characters will soon return.
Scott MacFarlane, who recently departed CBS News, said on Monday that he’s joining MeidasTouch Network, the digital media outlet that bills itself as a “pro-democracy news network” and is known for taking on Donald Trump. MacFarlane said that he will…
EXCLUSIVE: Prediction markets such as Polymarket and Kalshi have exploded over the last twelve months. This has encouraged comedian Noah Gardenswartz to launch a weekly comedy series tracking the craziest elements of this new trend. Gardenswartz, a stand-up who wrote…
Toby Fox’s Undertale is still one of the most influential indie games out there, with the appeal of its successor, Deltarune, only growing as more Chapters are released. The characters, locations, and story of Undertale are beloved by fans, but…
Mike Flanagan’s horror series on Netflix isn’t just one of our great horror shows of the 21st century; it spawned a whole subgenre of similar series. The Haunting of Hill House is Flanagan’s ten-episode adaptation of Shirley Jackson’s acclaimed 1959…
Leonid “Leo” Radvinsky, the owner of adult-content digital platform OnlyFans, has died of cancer, the company confirmed Monday to Deadline. He was 43. Radvinsky’s date of death was not disclosed, but some news outlets are reporting he passed on March…
The adult entertainment platform owner ran the company since 2018 and passed away after a battle with cancer.
Some of television’s most unsettling stories thrive in a format built for variety, where each episode delivers something new, strange, and impossible to forget.