Last year, Fear the Walking Dead introduced Lennie James as Morgan, who came over from The Walking Dead. He appeared in a handful of episodes in the early seasons of the original show before becoming a regular, only to leave at the conclusion of the All Out War storyline because he’d grown tired of war
Netflix released the comedy movie Always Be My Maybe this past weekend and it has everyone talking about Gubi Chairs. Always Be My Maybe The movie starring Randall Park and Ali Wong received almost unanimous critical acclaim, with an impressive 93% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, called a “delightful” (Roger Moore of Movie Nation) movie that
AMC premiered its new horror series on Sunday night with NOS4A2, based on the novel by Joe Hill, the son of legendary horror author Stephen King. The series is about a creature named Charlie Manx and a teenage girl who finds herself in his crosshairs. Here is a look at the first episode of NOS4A2.
The current star of The Last O.G. and former star of 30 Rock, comedian-actor Tracy Morgan will host the 2019 ESPYS Presented by Capital One on ABC, Wednesday, July 10. Morgan will join other top celebrities from both the entertainment and sports worlds to honor major sports achievements from the past year. The special will
Love him or hate him, longtime Jeopardy! champ James Holzhauer’s long run has come to an end, according to the New York Times. After winning 32 games in a row, Holzhauer finally lost his crown to librarian Emma Boettcher and depending on whether you see James as a hero or a villain will determine how
Barbara Kavovit has featured her Hamptons home on The Real Housewives of New York this season when she hosted a clam bake party. At the time, she revealed that she was a proud business owner and had built her success on her own after her divorce. However, according to a new report from The Blast,
So here we are, Season 5 of Fear the Walking Dead is underway and the premiere episode takes no time jumping right into the action as Morgan and his crew come crashing in. Look, up in the sky! Max (Ethan Suess) and Dylan (Cooper Dodson), two young boys making their way through the wasteland, are
The inaugural Critics’ Choice Real TV Awards saw lots of kudos bestowed upon James Corden, Queer Eye and Netflix. The Broadcast Television Journalists Association (BTJA) and NPACT announced the winners of the inaugural Critics’ Choice Real TV Awards last night live from the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills. Leah Remini was chosen as the recipient of
When the Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett novel Good Omens made its way to Amazon Prime as an original series, Gaiman had a chance to create something special from the work. Gaiman often said that the only reason he took on the job as showrunner for Good Omens was that he promised Pratchett, who passed
Good Omens on Amazon Prime is based on the Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett contemporary fantasy novel about the Apocalypse and an angel and demon who want to stop it from destroying the world. Because Neil Gaiman is from Hampshire, England and the late Terry Pratchett was from Buckinghamshire, the two prolific authors have always