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Maybe we’re a little biased, but we’d go out on a limb and rank science fiction among the most vital and necessary genres in fiction. After all, what else could claim to have such an all-expansive influence on our lives and how we perceive the world around us? Sci-fi dares us to imagine the best…

Without “Downtown Abbey,” there would be no “House of Guinness.” Ivana Lowell revealed to the BBC that the idea for the show came to her when she and a few others sat down to watch the period drama during a Guinness family gathering. “Our family history was a lot juicier and more interesting than this…

After seeing Nathan Fillion’s Green Lantern in the “Superman” movie, many DC fans had questions about how James Gunn would handle other famous heroes who wield the ring. The answer is HBO’s “Lanterns,” from Damon Lindelof, Tom King, and Chris Mundy. Lindelof brings decades of TV writing experience to the DC Universe, as well as a…

Before she was sprinkling pixie dust across Disney intros, Tinker Bell had already developed a bit of an image (and attitude) problem. Born from a baby’s first laugh, she is the tiny, blonde, and famously jealous companion of Peter Pan, The Boy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up. But in 2008 came Tinker Bell, the first of…

Glen Powell is known for two things: being really good looking, and being a really charming actor. That’s why it’s so funny that his big TV project, “Chad Powers,” centers around him in a genuinely insane costume that obscures his perfect visage. Like one of the entries on this forthcoming list, “Chad Powers” originated from…

England take on Czechia for the second time in their next match as part of the UEFA Nations League. Following the Three Lions’ triumph last week, both sides will be looking to make their mark in the group stages again. It promises to be a competitive night of international football, with England hoping to secure…

You’d be hard pressed to find many Western fans who aren’t familiar with Blanche Hanalis’ “Little House on the Prairie.” The original series ran for nine seasons in the ’70s and ’80s, providing family-friendly drama while chronicling the trials and tribulations of the Ingalls family as they survive on a farm in Minnesota. Make no…