Josh Rosenberg

You’re sure to find the perfect balance of gore, ghouls, and whatever else gives you goosebumps.

From Hitchcock to Bond, espionage never gets old.

Here’s what we know about the future of the Hargreeves family.

We asked him what it’s like to be married to the vice president, what the past two weeks have been like, and what’s going on in that picture (you know the one).

We know much more about The Madison, which will star Michelle Pfeiffer—but what about Matthew McConaughey?

Peacock’s new comedy series is making me think that Curry has a future in Hollywood.

The reaction to Sunday night’s season 2 finale felt eerily reminiscent to that of its predecessor. So where does the prequel series go from here?

Is Otto in the room with us?

Showrunner Ryan Condal just addressed the future of the HBO series—and defended the controversial season 2 finale.

What happens in Thailand stays in Thailand.

Featuring a very guilty-looking Pedro Pascal.

There’s a deeper connection.

Let’s roll back the tape.

After seven brilliant episodes of dragons and drama, the conversation-heavy conclusion falls a bit flat.

Superheroes, tornadoes, and sandworms rule this year’s box office.

If you find yourself missing Westeros, we have plenty of fantasy epics for you.

Meet the Targaryen clan’s winged pets.

Take a wild guess.

Gather 'round the tavern for some spoiler-free speculation.

Iron Man is Dr. Doom?! Let's make it make sense.

From The Fantastic Four to Avengers: Doomsday, the MCU is still expanding.

The Flea Bottom drunkard just claimed himself a dragon. Okay!

The streamer’s highlights this year include the Fab Five’s ‘Queer Eye’ farewell, another stellar David Chang cooking series, and a trippy new sci-fi thriller.

Ahead of next week’s season finale, the twenty-year-old House of the Dragon star is ready to go to war.

And you’ll never guess who rides them.

Marvel just dropped its first look of The Fantastic Four—complete with Pascal’s old-timey sixties voice.

At Marvel’s San Diego Comic-Con panel, we saw the first footage from the antihero team-up—featuring the likes of Florence Pugh, Wyatt Russell, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus.

See where Deadpool & Wolverine fits into our lineup of the MCU’s 34(!) films.

In a new interview with Esquire, the Deadpool & Wolverine director certainly seems like he’s not finished with the superhero game.

I’m still laughing just thinking about it.

It feels like a good time to ask!

(Extra* tissues, if you’re the nostalgic type.)