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Years before she took on the role of Bobby, a Ground Branch QRF team leader in the Lioness program, Jill Wagner co-starred in David S. Goyer’s “Blade: The Series.” This short-lived Marvel TV show aired for a single season in 2006 on the Paramount Network — then known as Spike TV — as a continuation of the…

The American League and National League Division Series are ongoing and could run through Saturday.

Look, we can’t fault the TV shows that were cancelledbefore they could wrap up their storylines, but we can shake our heads at the shows and movies who kinda sorta fudged the landing.They got to their conclusions without fully thinking over all the loose ends they were supposed to tie up. We know it’s probably…

It’s hard to believe that 2026 is almost coming to an end, and you may be curious about all of the television show renewals and cancellations announced by Netflixthis year.

The 1980s often get a bad rap in pop culture. Aesthetically, the decade has recently been sanctified as the pinnacle of nostalgia — which is ironic, considering that, in terms of media quality, it’s long been regarded as a decade filled with what the Peabody Awards once called “junk food.” And yet, on television at…

Amazon’s October Prime Day Apple Watch deals deliver prices as low as $199, with even the new Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 marked down.

Wonka’s The Golden Ticket. (L to R) Ali Goffe, Ash Magic, Tiffany, Dane Noonan in season 1 of Wonka’s The Golden Ticket. Cr. James Gourley/Netflix

The White Sox have some momentum after a two-game sweep of the Houston Astros in the Wild Card Round, and will bring their heat east to Cleveland in beginning the best-of-five ALDS against the Guardians.

After sweeping the Astros in the wild card round of the playoffs, the White Sox are preparing to face the division-rival Guardians in the American League Division Series starting this weekend.

Actors getting pigeonholed into a certain type of role happens all the time in Hollywood. A star ends up starring in a breakout comedy hit and suddenly they’re labeled a “comic” actor. Or, someone puts in one gritty dramatic performance and the next 50 roles they’re offered all look suspiciously the same. Sometimes, however, a…