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Can Pokémon Actually Die?
Just how morbid is this beloved series from our childhoods?
All evidence seems to point that players aren't rampant Pokémon murders. But that doesn't mean Pokémon can't die.
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Ben Affleck Getting a Razzie Nomination for The Last Duel Is Absurd
Easily an OSCAR worthy performance
At the end of the day, I know that the Razzie nominations mean nothing but when it comes to Affleck who deserves an Oscar nomination for his work being part of the conversation? It is just incredibly frustrating.
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Last Night's Euphoria Gave Everyone Anxiety for Rue
Throughout the first season and now well into season 2, we've been seeing how deep Rue's addiction runs.
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And Just Like That... Showrunner Says He Was Happy to Be Samantha and Doesn’t Expect Kim Cattrall to Ever Return
Sarah Jessica Parker also says she wouldn't want Kim Cattrall to return at this point.
Neither the showrunner for "And Just Like That..." nor Sarah Jessica Parker expect Kim Cattrall to return as Samantha Jones.
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Queen Elizabeth Used Platinum Jubilee Speech To Set Foundation for Camilla To Be Queen Consort
Queen Elizabeth II celebrated 70 years on the throne but in doing so the 95-year-old monarch was also doing some groundwork for her heir's second wife to become queen.
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Death on the Nile Is a Fun Adaptation, Cursed by Its Cast
3.5/5 deaths
Branagh knows how to tell a mystery and hopefully this won't be the last turn as Poirot we see.
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Such a Pretty Smile Is a Chilling Novel of Murder and What It Means To Be a Woman
In Kristi DeMeester's new horror novel, two narrators a decade apart deal with stresses familial and psychological as their community is ravaged by a string of mysterious murders.
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Things We Saw Today: HBO Max Cancels 'The Boondocks' Reboot
Plus Max Rebo, Boba Fett, and more!
Created by Aaron MacGruder, The Boondocks was a comic strip before becoming a breakout animated series for the Cartoon Network's Adult Swim block.
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International Space Station to Join Rest of Humanity's Garbage at Bottom of the Ocean
Who lives in a space station under the sea?
NASA has announced that the International Space Station (ISS) will be retired in January 2031, at which point it will crash land into the ocean.
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Bill Nighy Will Play David Bowie's Role in The Man Who Fell to Earth Series on Showtime
Who doesn't want to see Ejiofor, Harris, and Nighy all take on The Man Who Fell to Earth together?
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