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Kaley Cuoco’s new four-part mystery thriller, Vanished, has found quick success on streaming — and there’s still more to come. Vanished, which stars Daisy Jones & The Six‘s Sam Claflin alongside Cuoco, sees archeologist Alice Munroe’s (Cuoco) life change when…
Susan Lucci is back. But not as her iconic “All My Children” character Erika Cane. After not appearing on television in almost a decade, Lucci returns to acting in the upcoming dark comedy “Outcome,” starring Keanu Reeves as a Hollywood…
One of television’s biggest franchises found its footing thanks to an unexpected boost from cable, reshaping its legacy and long-term success.
Ben Stiller and Benson Boone make for an interesting pair. Are they fascinating enough to grab the attention of what will likely be one of the biggest TV audiences of all time in Super Bowl LX? Instacart bets they will.…
In the 1980s, a handful of classic rock bands pulled off one of the rarest feats in music: releasing truly no-skip albums. Most artists spend entire careers chasing even one perfect song, let alone a record where every track feels…
For nearly twenty years, Damian Wayne defined what it meant to be Batman’s Robin. Now, DC is turning the page with a bold new Boy Wonder reveal, and fair warning, it’s the kind of moment that just might leave you…
Blue Exorcist, on top of amassing 25 million copies sold over its run, is one of the most iconic series to run in Monthly Shōnen Jump’s successor, Jump Square (Jump SQ). It is also, sadly, about to end as the…
In his first-ever interview, the up-and-coming actor talked to The Hollywood Reporter about approaching his character in Jack Thorne’s new BBC show and bonding with his onscreen father in the HBO adaptation of J.K. Rowling’s books: “Johnny Flynn’s got a…
After a season focused on plot extensions and world-building, Episode 8, “The Strip,” succumbs to a troubling Hollywood trend: It’s easy to watch, and easier to forget.
Laufey Alex Warren, Jennifer Hudson and John Legend were all among the star-studded performers for Davis’s annual glitzy pre-Grammy party at the Beverly Hilton.