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Yes, even the great and legendary Steven Spielberg loves himself some reality TV. Not only does he enjoy it, he even has his own personal favorites.
Read MoreScarlett Johansson doesn't just slay at the worldwide box office. She also stars in the most expensive Super Bowl commercial ever made.
Read MoreA lesser-known Stephen King adaptation is earning praise, with the author backing creative changes and a future that moves beyond the original story.
Read MoreIf Dexter: Original Sin Season 2 was allowed to play out, fans would have gotten to witness a truly transformative period in Debra Morgan's life.
Read MoreEver wonder what's up with companies that only reference "the big game" and "game day" in commercials that are obviously meant to remind us of the Super Bowl?
Read MoreThe AT&T spokesperson doesn't always play wholesome, nonthreatening roles. One of her other TV characters is downright evil ... sort of.
Read MoreUnless you're an eagle-eyed fan, there's little chance that you knew that famed singer Dolly Parton has some major connections to "Buffy the Vampire Slayer."
Read MoreThe Super Bowl halftime show is arguably just as important as the game itself! Which begs the question: how much do halftime performers actually get paid?
Read MoreIt's hard to imagine anyone but Patrick Stewart as the captain of the Enterprise-D. However, a star from a classic sci-fi horror film nearly landed the role.
Read MoreTom Selleck relished playing police commissioner Frank Reagan on "Blue Bloods." Yet, there was one part of the character's life that he felt was neglected.
Read MoreYou know her as AT&T's quintessential spokeswoman, but Milana Vayntrub got her start on the same series that launched one of the era's biggest movie stars.
Read MoreThe card of MMA action, which includes a main event contest for the Featherweight Title and 12 other matches, can be streamed live on Paramount+.
Read MoreBefore becoming Hollywood royalty, Tom Hanks faced an early career scare when a heavily hyped CBS series threatened to eclipse his first TV success.
Read MoreIf you feel the need to catch up on a quarter century's worth of Survivor but don't want to break the bank in the process, boy are you in luck.
Read MoreThe American government in this classic network series from the early-to-mid 2000s has much snappier dialogue than what we've got in reality.
Read MoreHBO's medical drama takes an unusual approach that shapes how viewers experience every scene, relying on tension and realism instead of familiar cues.
Read MoreIn 2012, NBC took a stab at reimagining TV's first family of fright, "The Munsters." Despite strong audience reaction, the show didn't make the grade.
Read MoreThe classic 1967 Chevy Impala helped define the tone and identity of the hit show Supernatural, becoming far more than just a way to get from case to case.
Read MoreOne of television's most influential dramas almost never made it to air, as network censors pushed back against ideas that later reshaped crime TV.
Read MoreA pivotal moment from cult-favorite Buffy The Vampire Slayer left a lasting impact on those involved, revealing how one controversial scene changed its legacy.
Read MoreTaylor Sheridan rarely relies on other writers to bring his television dramas to life, especially when it came to "Yellowstone."
Read MoreBefore "Yellowstone" became Paramount's ultimate powerhouse of a franchise, Taylor Sheridan's series nearly went to HBO first.
Read MoreAs iconic as "Seinfeld" was, the sitcom had its fair share of stinkers. In fact, one episode was so bad that it killed the series for Bill Murray.
Read MoreEverybody Loves Raymond may be an iconic television title now, but the show's star was actually very nervous about it - for understandable reasons.
Read MoreBefore shows like "Lost" and "Twin Peaks" came along, this late '60s British sci-fi series left its mark by pushing the boundaries of surreal storytelling.
Read MoreIt was an extremely surreal experience for Cobie Smulders to return to the role of Robin in "How I Met Your Father." Here's why.
Read MoreEveryone may love "Everybody Loves Raymond" today, but things were less certain when the series first debuted in 1996. Just ask Kevin James.
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