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The Witcher’s Ciri Actor Nearly Quit With Henry Cavill, the Geralt She Grew Up With
The Witcher’s Ciri Actor Nearly Quit With Henry Cavill, the Geralt She Grew Up With
The star broke down off camera, devastated at not getting to finish the show alongside the co-star who played their adoptive father.
Japan’s 2025 Anime Champion Leaves My Hero Academia, Demon Slayer and Solo Leveling in the Dust
Japan’s 2025 Anime Champion Leaves My Hero Academia, Demon Slayer and Solo Leveling in the Dust
Global hype meets a Japanese reality check: despite dominating abroad, Solo Leveling, Demon Slayer, and My Hero Academia were largely snubbed in the Tokyo Anime Award Festival Top 100 Favorites, as 120,995 votes lifted other series to the top.
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Trailer Teases HBO’s Next Game of Thrones Obsession
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Trailer Teases HBO’s Next Game of Thrones Obsession
HBO Max drops the final trailer for A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, teasing Ser Duncan Dunk the Tall and his squire Egg — played by Peter Claffey and Dexter Sol Ansell — as they ride into the next epic chapter of Westeros this January.
Kit Harington’s New Drama Is a Sumptuous Mash-Up of Game of Thrones and Downton Abbey
Kit Harington’s New Drama Is a Sumptuous Mash-Up of Game of Thrones and Downton Abbey
Kit Harington is diving back into TV with Count My Lies, a psychological thriller adapted from the novel that fuses Game of Thrones grit with Downton Abbey intrigue.
Stranger Things Season 5 Finale Left Producer Shawn Levy Floored; Volume 1 Was Just the Warm-Up
Stranger Things Season 5 Finale Left Producer Shawn Levy Floored; Volume 1 Was Just the Warm-Up
Stranger Things season 5 volume 2 is set to detonate its biggest twists yet, unleashing game-changing reveals, higher stakes in Hawkins, and an Upside Down reckoning that could rewrite everything.
Dear X Finale Twist Finally Confirms Who Dies
Dear X Finale Twist Finally Confirms Who Dies
Dear X signs off with a bold swerve from the webtoon, as Baek Ah-jin’s facade crumbles under Moon Do-hyeok’s pressure and the show finally answers its deadliest question — with two shocking deaths.
Will The Abandons Ride Again? Season 2 Renewal Odds and Latest Updates
Will The Abandons Ride Again? Season 2 Renewal Odds and Latest Updates
The Abandons rode onto Netflix on December 4, 2025, and its 1850s showdown between two formidable matriarchs has viewers hooked. Now the stampede of speculation begins: will Netflix greenlight Season 2 or shut the gate?
The Real Reason That Brown-Haired Targaryen Shows Up in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
The Real Reason That Brown-Haired Targaryen Shows Up in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms unsheathes its first trailer, teasing a Targaryen prince bowing to Ser Duncan the Tall, played by Peter Claffey, while a conspicuously brown-haired Targaryen steals the spotlight ahead of the January 2026 premiere.
Amazon Will Reinvent Tomb Raider With A Unified Universe That Connects Directly To The Games
Amazon Will Reinvent Tomb Raider With A Unified Universe That Connects Directly To The Games
Defying time and expectation, the legend storms back into the spotlight—setting the pace, rewriting the record books, and reminding everyone who still owns the moment.
Wheel of Time’s Robert Jordan Predicted the Pitfall That Could Derail George RR Martin's Game of Thrones Prequel
Wheel of Time’s Robert Jordan Predicted the Pitfall That Could Derail George RR Martin's Game of Thrones Prequel
Wheel of Time creator Robert Jordan argued prequels are tougher than sequels, telling Michael McCarty that writing backward under the weight of a known ending is the hardest trick in the genre.