5 Must-Watch Basketball Anime That Nail the Game's Spirit, From Slam Dunk to Kuroko's Basketball
5 Must-Watch Basketball Anime That Nail the Game's Spirit, From Slam Dunk to Kuroko's Basketball
If the NBA offseason feels endless, a slate of must-watch basketball anime channels the sport’s thrill to keep the break far more entertaining.
Is False Memory on Netflix? Here’s where to watch the buzzy new anime
Is False Memory on Netflix? Here’s where to watch the buzzy new anime
Is False Memory on Netflix — and where, exactly, can you actually watch the new anime?
Samara Weaving Is Emma Frost: Powers, Backstory, and What to Expect in X-Men
Samara Weaving Is Emma Frost: Powers, Backstory, and What to Expect in X-Men
Samara Weaving has joined Marvel’s X-Men reboot as Emma Frost — but what does that mean for the MCU’s mutant future?
Greta Gerwig reportedly set to write Barbie sequel as Warner Bros. grapples with pay dispute
Greta Gerwig reportedly set to write Barbie sequel as Warner Bros. grapples with pay dispute
Is Barbie 2 actually happening — as negotiations with the original creative team continue?
Atonement is leaving Netflix soon — catch the Oscar winner while you can
Atonement is leaving Netflix soon — catch the Oscar winner while you can
Netflix is about to remove an Oscar-winning romantic war tragedy from Joe Wright — so if you’ve been meaning to revisit it, your window’s closing.
Last Chance: 7 Must-See Movies and Shows Leaving Netflix the First Week of August
Last Chance: 7 Must-See Movies and Shows Leaving Netflix the First Week of August
Seven popular TV shows and films are leaving Netflix in the first week of August — best get your watchlist sorted before they vanish.
Taylor Swift’s ‘August’ Explained: The Other Girl’s Side of a Doomed Summer Romance
Taylor Swift’s ‘August’ Explained: The Other Girl’s Side of a Doomed Summer Romance
Taylor Swift turns sun-drenched nostalgia into hushed heartbreak, sketching a love that was never built to last — but what truth sits beneath that ache?
The Odyssey Tops Oppenheimer’s Lifetime U.S. Total in 13 Days, Racing Past $344 Million
The Odyssey Tops Oppenheimer’s Lifetime U.S. Total in 13 Days, Racing Past $344 Million
Christopher Nolan’s mythic epic The Odyssey is a box office phenomenon — but how does it compare to Oppenheimer?
TV’s 10 Greatest Villains, Ranked: Joffrey, Wilson Fisk, Homelander — Who’s No. 1?
TV’s 10 Greatest Villains, Ranked: Joffrey, Wilson Fisk, Homelander — Who’s No. 1?
From Gus Fring and Hannibal Lecter to Homelander and Cersei Lannister, TV’s most diabolical have been ranked by impact, performances and legacy — but who tops the lot?
14 Peaks: Nothing Is Impossible star Nirmal Purja dies; mountaineering world mourns
14 Peaks: Nothing Is Impossible star Nirmal Purja dies; mountaineering world mourns
Nirmal Purja, of Netflix’s 14 Peaks — a Gorkha legend who redefined limits — has died.
China Got Christopher Nolan to Finally Talk About The Odyssey
China Got Christopher Nolan to Finally Talk About The Odyssey
Christopher Nolan faced his sharpest questions on The Odyssey in China, where an interview offered rare insight into the epic’s vision and ambition — so what did he reveal?
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Costs $225M, Now Second-Priciest in the Franchise
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Costs $225M, Now Second-Priciest in the Franchise
Tom Holland's Spider-Man: Brand New Day is swinging in with a hefty price tag — but where does it land in the franchise's budget pecking order?
Nolan’s The Odyssey Adds Guilt, Baptism and the Golden Rule
Nolan’s The Odyssey Adds Guilt, Baptism and the Golden Rule
Christopher Nolan is tackling Homer with an epic blockbuster that threads in biblical themes — but what does that collision of canons actually look like on screen?
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Ending Divides Fans: Bold Twist or Big Meh?
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Ending Divides Fans: Bold Twist or Big Meh?
The reaction to Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s ending has ignited a heated online debate — but what’s got people so riled?
7 Matt Damon Projects Coming Soon You’ll Want on Your Watchlist
7 Matt Damon Projects Coming Soon You’ll Want on Your Watchlist
Matt Damon’s gearing up for his next chapter — but which of his upcoming releases are movie fans most excited about?
What happened in Portland in Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed?
What happened in Portland in Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed?
Apple TV+'s Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed spent an entire season dangling one word over Tatiana Maslany's head. Portland. A half-second flashback here, a lawyer's pointed question there, roughly once an episode. The full answer doesn't land until the closing seconds of the finale.
How did Ducky die in NCIS? The goodbye was written by one of his own co-stars
How did Ducky die in NCIS? The goodbye was written by one of his own co-stars
David McCallum played Dr. Donald "Ducky" Mallard from the 2003 premiere onward and was the last original cast member left standing. He died on September 25, 2023, at 90. Five months later NCIS gave the character an ending — and handed the script to the actor who'd spent 20 years working across from him.
Every season of Deadliest Catch, counted — the show has run so long its greenhorns became captains
Every season of Deadliest Catch, counted — the show has run so long its greenhorns became captains
Discovery greenlit it in 2005 as a documentary about a fishery most viewers couldn't find on a map. Two decades later the boats are still going out, and the cameras are still bolted to the rails. Here's the count, and what happened along the way.
Who voices President Curtis in Rick and Morty? You've heard him in everything from Gargoyles to Coraline
Who voices President Curtis in Rick and Morty? You've heard him in everything from Gargoyles to Coraline
That voice — the one that can make a Cromulon singing contest sound like DEFCON 1 — belongs to an actor with more than 300 credits, three Emmys, and a Tony nomination. There's a good chance he's been narrating your life since about 1994.
Why was the Seinfeld episode banned? NBC had to apologize publicly
Why was the Seinfeld episode banned? NBC had to apologize publicly
Nine seasons, 180 episodes, and exactly one that NBC swore it would never run again. It aired on May 7, 1998, pulled 38.8 million viewers — the second-biggest audience the show ever got — and had the network issuing a formal apology within days. Here's what happened.