I could rant forever about how much I love Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) and the show. And I wouldn't be alone. The series has been recognized as incredibly important to horror/fantasy, as well as pop culture.

The character's writer, David Hein, used his Broadway connection as the co-writer of Come From Away to let us hear this character.

So you wanna know what goes bump in the night, do ya?

With over forty titles in his bibliography (that is still apparently growing), Neil Gaiman was a constant fixture of my childhood and remains to be among—if not my foremost—favorite authors. And with the recent success of Netflix’s adaptation of The Sandman, I found myself revising a few classics and books of his I love to this day.

Which new TV shows are clicking with dedicated fandom communities—and which are not? Let's take a look.

Despite the networks' failure to stand by their employee, many online and across various social media are demanding Adame get his job back.

There are a total of nine players leaving the cast of 'Saturday Night Live,' with four newcomers taking their place.

Milly Alcock and Emily Carey are turning over the roles of Rhaenyra and Alicent to older actors on 'House of the Dragon.'

Many, myself included, are still bitter about the cancellation of the Batgirl film. Among the many things we were robbed of getting to see was Brendan Fraser as the villain Firefly. During this press for his upcoming film The Whale, the Canadian-American actor talked about the sudden cancellation.

This week, the first season of House of the Dragon hit the halfway point. It also marked a break in the series as episode six will jump the story 10 years into the future. That means older actors will replace several of the younger crew to show time has passed for the characters. Before Sunday's new episode and new lineup, HBO dropped a scene showing Emma D'Arcy as an older Rhaenyra.