Jack King

With “In the Name of the Mother,” the Thrones spin-off pivots from light-hearted comedy to visceral violence in a sequence that rivals its predecessor's biggest, gnarliest battles.

After a major final episode, especially for The Ghoul, the actor joined GQ to unpack the biggest twists and turns—and told us about what he'd be excited to see in season three.

A look back at the highs and lows of the original Marvel blockbuster franchise, whose merry mutants will merge with the MCU in this year's Avengers: Doomsday.

Apple TV+'s feel-good soccer sitcom will return later this year, with Ted at the helm of a women's team.

From the second seasons of The Gentlemen and Beef to a new series from the creator of Derry Girls, these are the Netflix shows to make time for this year.

In Ahmed's genre-defying new series, an adrift British-Pakistani actor faces racist backlash—and catastrophic self-doubt—after he auditions to be the next 007.

In this spoiler-filled debrief, the director of the new 28 Years Later movie goes deep on its biggest twists, that Iron Maiden needle drop, and the long-awaited return of Jim.

Steven Spielberg is throwing it back to his ’70s and ’80s heyday with a sci-fi epic that looks primed to steal the summer. The first trailer gave almost nothing away—and that's sick.

Walton Goggins is a grounding, poignant presence in a delightfully bizarre (and cartoonishly gory) new season of TV's most vibrant, visceral video-game adaptation.

From Lethal Weapon and Die Hard to Phantom Thread via Little Women, these are our go-to seasonal hits that have nothing to do with Jesus or Santa Claus.

Inspired by Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another, our picks for the rubber-burningest, fender-bendingest movie car chases ever filmed.

From The Wizard of Oz to Citizen Kane and Sunset Boulevard, these are our go-to Golden Age oldies for killing a quiet Sunday afternoon