The opening sequence of The Last of Us Part II gives us a character so diabolical, so despicable, and so unflinchingly bad that it makes us forget about all those other nasty things and instead focus all of our hatred entirely on her.

It must be repeated that horror isn't always blood, guts, and boobs.

We got our first look at Melanie Lynskey's Kathleen in The Last of Us with episode 4 and it was fascinating to finally get an idea of who she is.

Here is my uninformed hot take: There's no way the Super Mario Bros. movie brings me as much joy as this sketch did.

A lot of history has been made at the 2023 Grammys, even before the ceremony was over. Viola Davis became the 18th person in history to EGOT. Kim Petras, with triumphant applause from her collaborator Sam Smith, because the first trans woman to win Best Pop Duo / Group Performance. And now, a huge landmark […]

Their relationship is one that means a lot to fans and seeing how they are growing and changing is just so fascinating to watch unfold. And I can't wait to see what happens next.

Ellie has had to grow up way too fast, and even as she hypes up how tough she is, she clings to a childhood she never got to have.

For the award for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, Kim Petras and Sam Smith took home the Grammy for their work together on "Unholy".

If you have ever watched 30 Rock, you perhaps have a strong mental image of Tracy Jordan proudly sporting a necklace that says “EGOT.” Although the idea of the EGOT existed before 30 Rock, that storyline catapulted the phrase into the popular vernacular. “EGOT” stands for “Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony,” and less than twenty people […]

Rather than rank by most notable or horribly infamous, we're actually looking at the Targaryen kings who did good for the kingdoms. They weren't all burning things to a crisp, you know.