Most people have experienced grief at one point or another in their lives, whether it’s the death of a loved one or some other form of loss. Given the power of television as a medium, it makes sense that it would address the issue of grief in myriad ways.
Ricky Gervais is mourning the death of his canine companion from 'After Life'. The 63-year-old comedian has taken to social media to announce the passing of Anti, the German Shepherd who starred alongside Ricky in the Netflix show.
Here are some of the podcasters in movies and TV, and you don’t even have to listen to a BetterHelp ad first!
Many people have long-lasting relationships, but that doesn't mean they're in a hurry to get down the aisle ... and these 18 couples know that best.
Don't expect these 18 celebrities to say "I do" anytime soon.
It doesn’t necessarily mean the work is terrible, though it could be. We just didn’t see it coming from them.
Everyone’s favorite paper company is making another international appearance. Prime Video, Amazon MGM Studios, and Gaz Alazraki’s Máquina Vega are going to be remaking The Office for the Spanish-language audience.
Thanks to the new era of streaming (and the COVID-19 pandemic), a number of these films skipped theatrical release and were instantly available to watch at home. However, that doesn’t mean they are any less entertaining than those that have hit the big screen.
The trailer of ‘The Office‘ Australian remake came under heavy fire when it was released last month. Many comments read that the show would be a “cheap parody” of the classic American version.
Not all series starring comedians can be as successful as Seinfeld.
There are many celebrities with famous children the world has grown to love, like Kim Kardashian and North West and Beyoncé and Blue Ivy. However, a handful of celebrities have decided to stay childless for many reasons, including the current state of the world. Check them out below.
Since the BBC is a public institution, there's more freedom and room to explore the medium instead of just playing up to a sponsor in exchange for air time. If you've never seen a Brit-com, these will get you started.
The 21st century has given us some of the best shows of all time, from prestige dramas and witty comedies to fantastical epics and family friendly animation.
From worst to best, this list by no means ranks every Muppet special that exists, but at the very least, it includes those most notable and recognizable to millennials.
Comfort sitcom episodes are just as much of a thing as comfort TV shows, right? Take a look back at some of the 2000s' most popular sitcom episodes!
The U.S. version of The Office has become one of the most beloved and rewatched TV comedies of all time. The show’s primary cast already boasts plenty of star power, but many other famous faces appeared on the show throughout its nine-season run.
There have been comedic takes on ghosts, with some undead folks returning to Earth and eliciting more laughs than scares. These are the funniest ghosts from the world of entertainment. Nothing to be afraid of here!
If you are watching television, why not watch a show about making television? Hey, you’re already a fan of TV! There have been many TV shows about the making of television. These are the most memorable.
The Sopranos aired its last episode on June 10, 2007. Steve Carell departed The Office on April 28, 2011. Still, HBO wasn't keen on James Gandolfini, who portrayed Tony Soprano at the center of the iconic mob drama, replacing Carell.
For years, we’ve seen Neeson beat up on bad guys more than anything else, even though he was well into his career before making that switch. Whether it’s drama or action (or the occasional comedy), Neeson has had some memorable roles.
You’ve watched all the movies you had on your to-do list. What now? You can turn to TV shows, but you don’t want to, say, try and binge the entire run of “The Simpsons.” Don’t worry.
Because of this world of Too Much TV, it would be impossible to list all of the memorable moments that occurred in 2019, and it's very hard to narrow it down to just the most memorable moments.
The Golden Globes are a strange beast. They play second fiddle in film to the Oscars and in television to the Emmys, but they cover both. However, a lot of people wish they didn’t have as big of a role as they do as the pseudo silver medal of entertainment award shows.
Every year, dozens of new TV shows debut. That’s especially true in this modern era of streaming, when places like Netflix seem to have a new show every day. We’ve looked back at the last 25 years of television to find the most significant show that debuted in each of those years.
The Oscars can’t get out of their own way. Between the “Popular Film” fiasco and the cutting of awards from the broadcast, there have been a few different messes.
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