Political Activists Hid Protest Art In Melrose Place For Over 3 Years
Melrose Place was the covert playground for the GALA Committee, an upstart artist collective that hid protest art throughout the soap opera's sets.
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Why The Network 'Begged' Joss Whedon To Change Buffy's Name
Buffy the Vampire Slayer's outrageous title is what got a lot of fans hooked, but initially, the studio begged showrunner Joss Whedon to pick another name. -
A Season 4 Loophole Pitted Bones' Showrunner Against Some Angry Fans
Bones showrunner Hart Hanson got in hot water with fans for hyping a buzzworthy scene in the season 4 finale as being something it wasn't. -
Cobra Kai Season 6 - Cast, Writer, And More Info
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Why Ahsoka Went From A Movie To A Streaming Star Wars Series
Ahsoka has had a long journey in the extended Star Wars universe, and Dave Filoni knows better than anyone why she ended up on a series rather than a movie. -
Reacher Season 2's Big Villain Is A Clear Homage To A James Cameron Classic
The new season of Reacher is dropping amazing little meta references to the iconic past role of its new villain played by Robert Patrick. -
Reacher Season 2 Confirms One Book That Won't Get Adapted For The Show
Fans of the Reacher series may be wondering how the show will handle the events of the Tom Cruise films. The latest episode finally shows us. -
15 Best Animated TV Shows And Movies Of 2023
The limitless possibilities of animation were well on display in 2023. Here are our picks for the top 15 animated films and TV shows of the year. -
What We Know About Andre Braugher's Final Project
After losing actor Andre Braugher, there's no easy path for Shonda Rhimes' series The Residence, which was meant to resume production in January. -
Reacher Season 2 Review: A Sharp, Self-Aware Action Caper
Reacher season 2 is an entertaining mix of contrasts: compassion and vengeance, quirkiness and rigidity, status quo and subversion. -
The New Mr. And Mrs. Smith TV Series Makes A Big, Smart Change From The Movie
Donald Glover and Maya Erskine lead Prime Video's Mr. and Mrs. Smith show, which makes a smart conceptual change from the 2005 Brad Pitt/Angelina Jolie film. -
One Star Trek: DS9 Episode Caused Trouble With Key James Bond Execs
It seems that while the creators of this Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode thought they were paying homage to James Bond, Bond creators saw right through it. -
You Probably Forgot Matthew Perry Was On Another Classic Sitcom Before Friends
Before he was on Friends, Matthew Perry had a brief but memorable role on the sitcom Growing Pains. Learn all about the part right here. -
Bones Had A Secret Weapon In The Network That Helped Keep The Show Afloat
Despite Fox's repeat attempts to kill the show throughout its run, Bones had what creator Hart Hanson called a 'ninja supporter' in its corner. -
Every Season Of Fargo Ranked
Noah Hawley's Fargo achieves the rare feat of building off and creating a separate identity from the original Coens movie, and each season ranks differently. -
True Detective: Night Country Has 'A Direct Line' To Silence Of The Lambs
True Detective: Night Country director Issa Lopez sees Jodie Foster's character in direct relationship to her iconic Silence of the Lambs character Clarice. -
Bones Had To Cut A Gross Bathtub Scene Due To Unbearable Imaginary Details
A bathtub full of melted human goo lead to a cut scene on the TV series Bones. It's admittedly pretty gross. Learn all about it right here. -
Bones Was Forced To Digitally Edit A NSFW Scene In Order To Air It
Bones once had to censor a scene for reasons that had nothing to do with serial killers or ghastly human remains. -
May December Star Charles Melton Is So Much More Than 'A Guy From Riverdale'
Charles Melton has been killing it on the big and small screen for years, not just on Riverdale, but his performance there is something to marvel at. -
Peaky Blinders Actor Benjamin Zephaniah Dead At 65
Beloved British writer, poet, activist, and actor Benjamin Zephaniah, known for his role as Jimmy in Peaky Blinders, has died at 65. -
Austin Butler Takes To A Spielberg-Produced Sky In The Masters Of The Air Trailer
Check out the newest trailer for the WWII epic Masters of the Air limited series starring Austin Butler. -
Jodie Foster Spirals Into The Icy Heart Of Darkness In The True Detective Season 4 Trailer
Jodie Foster and Kali Reis search for a murder in the darkness of Alaskan winter in the new trailer for True Detective: Night Country. -
Our Flag Means Death Star Rhys Darby Talks Mermen And Stede's Tentative Happily Ever After [Exclusive Interview]
Rhys Darby, who plays gentleman pirate Stede Bonnet on Max's Our Flag Means Death, tells us all about season 2, that ending, the show's fandom, and more. -
Kevin Costner's Father Thought Yellowstone Would Derail His Son's Career
Kevin Costner's father told him he was taking a big risk playing the ruthless rancher John Dutton on a 'naughty show' like Yellowstone. -
Fargo Season 5 Had A Nipple Expert On Set
The craft team behind Fargo season 5 went above and beyond with the prosthetics, creating a pair of nipples for star Jon Hamm. -
Mr. And Mrs. Smith TV Series – Release Date, Cast, First Look, And More Info
Mr. and Mrs. Smith is coming to the small screen near you, and here's everything you need to know about the Donald Glover/Maya Erskine starring series. -
The Burnout From 12 Years Of Bones Was All Too Real For Emily Deschanel
After more than a decade of playing Temperance Brennan on Bones, Emily Deschanel needed an extended break away from acting.
