Warning: This article contains spoilers from the "Once Upon a Time" season four finale. Warning: This article contains spoilers from the "Once Upon a Time" season four finale.
Today marks the end of the month and the unofficial start to the summer. This means new summer films and also new TV and film titles will stream on Netflix.
Producers are still mum about season four. While the top-rated television series "Sherlock" is on break between seasons, fans may rejoice as they are being treated to special episodes of their favorite show while waiting for the next season to begin.
Cranston was recently in "Godzilla." Emmy Award-winning actor Bryan Cranston, who plays Walter White in the crime drama "Breaking Bad," hinted that the show might not be over after saying "never say never" to movie possibilities.
Glanville took to Twitter to express her disapproval of a VH1 clip of ex Eddie Cibrian and his wife LeAnn Rimes dissing Glanville. The clip, which has since been removed, was for promotion of Cibrian and Rimes’ new reality TV show on VH1.
While the production of FX's "Sons of Anarchy" season seven has officially begun just a few days ago, it has been revealed that a smart and edgy new sheriff will be joining the rebellious biker gang to maintain peace in the fictional town of Charming.
Contestants will channel Adam and Eve in looking for love. Looking for love is difficult enough, and now contestants on a reality show will do it without clothing or makeup.
BBC was not impressed when they first saw Benedict Cumberbatch. Women may go crazy for Benedict Cumberbatch, but the BBC wasn't so sure when it first found out that he would be Sherlock Holmes.
Although Robert De Niro is known for his roles as the quintessential bad guy in major movie productions, the legendary actor showed his softer side in a recent interview with Out magazine, where he opened up about his gay father.
"The Walking Dead" is currently filming season 5, and co-executive producer Denise Huth has the behind-the-scene details on everyone's favorite zombie show.
It seems that Handler’s sad days with E! will soon be officially over. For a while now, there had been reports that 39 year-old comedian, actress, and "Chelsea Lately" host Chelsea Handler was planning to leave the E! network.
Former "Full House" star Candace Cameron Bure and partner Mark Ballas may not have taken home the mirror ball trophy after the "Dancing with the Stars" finale, but Bure says she's taken much more away from the show.
It turns out that John Wesley Shipp, the actor who played The Flash in the 1990s TV series, will play Barry Allen's father Henry in the upcoming TV adaption of the show.
