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Throughout her WWE career, Chelsea Green has been vocal about wanting to give reality television a try, as she’s often felt that she would be a perfect fit on a revamped version of “Total Divas.” However, during a recent interview with “TMZ,” Green stated that “Dancing with the Stars” is her first choice when it comes to…

The horror movie “Obsession” has been making waves recently, becoming a box office smash on a tiny budget and generating plenty of conversation online. Directed by 26-year-old filmmaker Curry Baker, the film follows Bear (Michael Johnston), a young man who’s in love with his friend Nikki (Inde Navarrette). Too anxious to tell her about his…

The wait for a new season can be a real witch, but fans of The Witcher will just have to be patient. A new report claims the fantasy Netflix series’ fifth season won’t premiere until 2027.

Star Wars’ MandoVerse era is winding down much sooner than anyone saw coming. The Mandalorian and Grogu hit theaters earlier this year, a release that carried significant weight for the franchise: it was the first Star Wars film since 2019’s The Rise of Skywalker and the first time the MandoVerse, the post-Return of the Jedi…

The 1979 cycling movie, “Breaking Away,” may have won an Oscar, but when it came time to make a TV spin-off, repeating success was not as easy as riding a bike. ABC aired a prequel series of the same name in 1980, but it never caught on despite decent reviews, and was quickly cancelled. The movie was…

The “House of the Dragon” Season 3 finale is here and fans can stream the latest chapter of the Targaryen saga now with Sling.

Ricky Gervais says he has “never been so happy” after his critically derided Netflix series Alley Catsreached the number one spot on the streaming platform.

While conventional wisdom might be that you should always read the book before watching the movie or show, that can present a problem when you didn’t even know that what you’ve been enjoying on screen is an adaptation. People sometimes worry they won’t be able to get through the book if they already know the…

The “Real Housewives” franchise is hitting the road again, and this time, some of the biggest names in Bravo history are coming together for an unforgettable getaway filled with nostalgia, glamour and plenty of drama.

From “Breaking Bad” to “BoJack Horseman,” the 2010s produced landmark dramas and comedies that reshaped television. But not every exceptional show from the decade found the audience it deserved, and many are still waiting for a second life on streaming.