Bella Ramsey Says Critics Of The Last Of Us's LGBTQ Storylines Should 'Get Used To It'
'If you don't want to watch the show because it has gay storylines, because it has a trans character, that's on you, and you're missing out.'
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Rian Johnson Uses Poker Face To Once Again Poke Show Business Right In The Ribs
Charlie Cale is solving crimes and not taking any celebrity nonsense.
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The 14 Best 9-1-1 Episodes Ranked
The "9-1-1" characters have faced all kinds of dramatic emergencies over the show's run, and here are the 14 best episodes of the series, ranked.
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How The Last Of Us Episode 5 Compares To The Original Video Game
Episode 5 of The Last of Us made some big changes to the game's specifics, but the heart remains the same.
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Tiny Beautiful Things: Everything We Know So Far About Kathryn Hahn's Hulu Series
All hail Kathryn Hahn.
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The Last Of Us Makes Its Central Premise Explicit In Episode 5
HBO's The Last Of Us is finally tying all its central themes together.
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Will There Be A Season 3 Of The Cleaning Lady?
The future of the Élodie Yung-led Fox crime drama series is now clear.
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Succession's Cast Has Accidentally Added Entire Storylines To The Series
'We'll do something which is given to us from this magic writing, and then they'll see something else, and then that'll feed back into the script.'
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The Last Of Us Episode 5 Proves Yet Again That This Is Not A Feel-Good Show
Love is a powerful weapon, but a weapon nonetheless.
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Melanie Lynskey Is Delightfully Villainous As Kathleen In The Last Of Us
Melanie Lynskey's soft-spoken warmth makes for a unique and deeply disturbing villain in The Last of Us.
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The Legend Of Vox Machina Crew Completely Scrapped The Series' Original Pilot
'I wasn't really feeling it and I sort of pitched out like, what if we go in this direction instead?'
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A Breakdown Of The Different Types Of Infected In The Last Of Us (So Far)
Not all fungally induced zombies are the same.
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Claire Danes Never Wanted Homeland's Depiction Of Bipolar Disorder To Be A Gimmick
'It's a really fascinating human condition.'
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Every Law & Order Season Ranked Worst To Best
With over 400 episodes available, (re-)watching Law & Order can be a big task. That's why we've ranked every season; check out the good ones, and skip the rest.
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Plans Are In Place For Psych 4 If Peacock Gives The Green Light
Expect 'a bit of a departure,' should the movie come to pass.
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The Last Of Us Finally Shows Us How Evil FEDRA Can Be
At least the zombies can't lie to your face and stab you in the back.
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FX's The Shield 'Never Should Have Happened' Yet Changed The Network Forever
'We were having trouble getting people to consider us.'
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Nicholas Braun Knew Succession Season 3 Was Important For Greg's Evolution
Greg got 'dragged through a lot' in season 3, but he came out stronger. Where does he go in season 4?
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Rian Johnson Wanted Poker Face To Be A 'Hangout Show' – Is It Succeeding?
Bless Natasha Lyonne for bringing Charlie Cale to life.
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Outer Banks Actively Avoided Casting New York 'Theater Kids'
The vivid naturalism of Outer Banks starts first and foremost with its cast.
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Cello, Fencing, And A Strict Wednesday Production Schedule Brought Jenna Ortega To Tears
The set life of Wednesday wasn't always glamorous.
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Steve Martin Starred In Andy Samberg And Jorma Taccone's Worst Saturday Night Live 'Failure'
You can't win 'em all, even if you're Steve Martin.
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Taylor Sheridan's Process For 1923 Was A 'Puzzle' Harrison Ford Was Happy To Solve
'But life doesn't do rewrites.'
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How The Legend Of Vox Machina Found New Actors For Matthew Mercer's NPC Roles
The voice cast for The Legend of Vox Machina features a mix of old friends and higher-profile stars.
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Jenna Ortega And Christina Ricci Had An Unspoken Rule On The Set Of Wednesday
The first rule of being Wednesday is don't talk about Wednesday.
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Rupert Grint Saw Servant 'Bridging The Gap' Between Film And The Stage
M. Night Shymalan prefers to allow his Servant actors room to breathe, as if they were live onstage.
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