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‘Tis the season…in the spirit of the anniversaries of series finales for everything from Game of Thrones to Mad Men, Frazier and Khal dedicate some time this week to looking at their favorite TV series finales, as well as giving a look at what makes up a memorable series finale. Before that, they are joined by […]
Batwoman has lost its lead star. On Tuesday, Ruby Rose announced she was leaving the CW drama series and would not appear in season 2. Though Rose didn’t provide explanation for her departure, sources told Variety Rose’s decision had nothing to do with injuries she sustained last year while performing stunts. “This was not a decision I made lightly as I […]
In an effort to get some of your sweet, sweet streaming cash before you eventually burn out (not there yet) HBO is launching HBO Max on May 27. While Disney+ has The Mandalorian, The Simpsons, plus their own movies, and Netflix has their originals, HBO Max’s pitch is that they’ll live up to their acronym […]
The new entry in the Scream franchise, which will arrive at least 10 years after Scream 4, has formally secured its first star from the original cast. On Monday, David Arquette was announced as having signed on for the fifth Scream film, this time directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett. “I am thrilled to be playing […]
The galaxy far, far away is getting a bit bigger. On May 12, Slashfilm announced Battlestar Galactica actress Katee Sackhoff will join the expanding cast of The Mandalorian’s second season playing the live-action version of Bo-Katan Kryze, Mandalorian warrior. The casual watcher will be excited to see a beloved genre actress drop into another significant […]
Tiger King subject and impending Nicolas Cage source material Joe Exotic‘s legal team will be taking their campaign for a presidential pardon to the Washington D.C. “Well, hey, greetings from Fort Worth, Texas,” Eric Love, the guy leading the charge, said in a statement to TMZ this week that was filmed in front of the notorious […]
This week on Insecure, it finally happened. Issa and Molly’s blow-up was epic…so epic that we had to bring in Tahirah Hairston—Teen Vogue‘s Fashion and Beauty Features Director and Insecure stan—to discuss this explosive episode. From a discussion on who’s wrong to predictions on how this situation could inform the rest of Season 4, the dive […]
Good news for The Mandalorian fans: Disney CEO Bob Chapek confirmed that the coronavirus pandemic will not stall production on the second season of the popular Star Wars series. During an interview with CNBC, Chapek explained that only projects that were already in production were impacted by the on-going pandemic. That means shows that are in pre-production, post-production, or in […]
Now that Friends is no longer available on Netflix, The Office is the heavyweight champion emeritus of the streaming service [Ed note: at least until the series travels to Peacock in the very near future]. In 2019, it was the #1 most watched program across all streaming platforms, with subscribers collectively viewing over 52 billion […]
Lena Dunham has provided the backstory for a 2019 red carpet photo with Brad Pitt that many unfairly characterized at the time as capturing a forced physical interaction. Speaking with Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live this week, Dunham—who appeared with Pitt in last year’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood—explained that the gesture […]
