After a successful run on ABC’s flagship series,Grey’s Anatomy,Scott Speedmanwill be doing double duty for the network as a former photojournalist who returns from a stint in prison to become a private detective. Fans ofGrey’s Anatomycan look forward to the series, entitledRJ Decker, but most are anticipating news of whether Speedman will be reprising his role as Dr. Nick Marsh on the medical drama.ShowrunnerMeg MarinistoldDeadlinetidbits that should inflame viewer sentiment about his possible return toGrey’s Anatomy....

The Real Housewives of New Jerseyhas been put on pause until further notice due to the current cast of thereality seriesbeing broken upon repair. Because of the clear division within this group of women, it has left me wondering where we even go from here. WhetherAndy Cohendecides to keep certain cast members or not, I believe everybody will benefit ifJennifer Aydingets the boot. Aydin became a cast member during Season 9 and has consistently brought negativity to the show....

Reality series, no matter how wild their premise, often try to touch upon real aspects of modern society that their viewers can relate to. One of the earlier series to attempt this wasSurvivor, created byCharlie ParsonsforCBS.A show that took marooning strangers on an island and challenged them to survive the elements - and each other’s strategy. It would yield not only great TV, but also great examples of people triumphing over terrible situations....

Editor’s note: The below recap contains spoilers for the premiere of Survivor 47. The sun rises over the vast Fijian sea. Waves lap gently on a white sandy beach, its beautiful trees and gentle breeze hiding the immense hardships it contains. And somewhere, the warm voice ofJeff Probstannounces what fans have been waiting for: It’s the thrilling return of the reality seriesSurvivor, created byCharlie Parsons, an engrossing epic that sees a batch of complete strangers attempt to outmaneuver the elements (and each other) for a grand prize of $1,000,000....

TheJohn Wickworld is set to expand in a few days with the prequel spin-off seriesThe Continental, the miniseries will take us back to the assassin hotel but in a different era, chronicling the events leading to Winston and Charon rising to power. The series looks as badass as the original movies and is sure to add plenty of blood and stunt staples to the franchise. To get the audience hyped for the upcoming prequel,Entertainment Weeklyhas revealed thrilling new images from the miniseries....

The White Lotusis still going strong. It’s one ofthe best shows on Max, and season three is picking up steam as it enters its back-half. Much of what makes this social satire so popular are its characters and their dialogue, covering both people who frequent the hotel and those who work at the hotel. There is a lot of room for displaying their differences in wealth and societal status, in what people achieve through privilege versus what they earn through hard work and putting up with nonsense....

Dwight “The General” Manfredi (Sylvester Stallone) for all intents and purposes, is a moneymaker. Exiled to Tulsa by his mafia family in New York in the first season ofTulsa King, the General has gone on to build himself an empire of his own, and it has attracted enemies. His running feud with KC’s boss, Bill Bevilaqua (Frank Grillo) and Cal Thresher (Neal Mcdonough), has reached boiling point, as Tyson’s (Jay Will) father was caught in the crosshairs of an assassination attempt meant for Dwight....

Wednesday’s most-watched dramas,Chicago Fire,Chicago P.D., andChicago Med, only continue to gain popularity as the seasons go on. And now that all three shows are to return for the 2022-2023 season, they will undoubtedly continue to do so. Fire will return for season 11, P.D. will return for season 10, and Med will return for season 8. RELATED:‘Chicago Fire’: Season 10 Jesse Spencer Set to Return for Finale Over the last decade, all three shows have gained somewhat of a reputation for their gripping storylines, nailbiting cliffhangers, and beloved characters, which have made for some very emotional episodes....

American cinema icon and Western star,John Wayne, was a magnificent force on the silver screen who gained notoriety for classic films such asThe Searchers,The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, andRed River. Born in Winterset, Iowa, Wayne, also known as the Duke, never initially intended to pursue a career as an actor, but after an injury cost him his football scholarship at UCLA, he started working as a prop and stuntman in Western productions....

While most shows suffer when they have too many filler episodes and take their eyes off the main story,Supernaturalwas arguably at its best when it leaned into the “monster of the week” format. Throughout the show’s 15 season run, Sam and Dean Winchester (Jared PadaleckiandJensen Ackles) went through several overarching stories ranging from saving a damned soul to stopping the obliteration of all of creation. But the spooky one-offs were the heart ofSupernatural....

Longlegshas proven to be one of the biggest surprises of the year so far, and has already been setting records for both independent cinema and the horror genrewhen it comes to its extraordinary box office performance.While anyone who sawOsgood Perkins’ previous filmsGreta & HanselorThe Blackcoat’s Daughteris aware that he can create some truly terrifying imagery,Longlegsshocked many viewers with its disturbing ending and unusually haunting performance fromNicolas Cage.It’s the rare film that doesn’t rely on jump scares or easy solutions to truly give audiences nightmares....

Films usually do not have “answers” when it comes to interpreting them. We can give our opinions and make arguments for certain things, but there’s no finite, definitive answer, and if there were, films would be boring. Even stories that are allegorical and have 1-to-1 analogues still have life and room for interpretation. So just becauseStanley Kubrickis possibly on record giving his thoughts on the ending of2001: A Space Odyssey, it doesn’t mean the film has been definitively answered and concluded....

Stephen Kingand horror are synonymous. Are you really able to call yourself a fan of horror if one of his novels or film adaptations isn’t among your top favorites? The Maine-born writer is hands down the most successful horror writer and one of the most beloved and prolific writers ever whose legacy spans generations. Without King, we might not be as terrified of clowns and or think twice about bullying the shy girl in school....