Squid Game Star Lee Jung-jae Teases Season 2 Storyline and Gi-hun’s Shocking Fate

After months of speculation, Squid Game creator Hwang Dong-hyuk recently confirmed that two more seasons of the show are in development at Netflix. While Hwang didn’t reveal much about the storyline, lead star Lee Jung-jae, who plays the main character, Seong Gi-hun, dropped a bombshell about season 2 in a recent interview. Talking to People Magazine, Lee first discussed the immense popularity of Squid Game and how season 2 is just inevitable now.

George R.R. Martin Shares Praise for Rough Cut of House of the Dragon Pilot

George R.R. Martin has seen a rough cut of the first episode of House of the Dragon and shared his opinion online. Martin, the author of the Game of Thrones series, hasn’t been quiet about his views regarding the adaptations of his work, and, fortunately, the author’s reaction towards the first episode is quite positive.

Vincent D'Onofrio and Charlie Cox Discussed the Returns of Daredevil and Kingpin

Ever since Netflix canceled their Marvel shows, fans were curious when those characters might debut in the MCU. And when they did debut, would they be played by the same actors or would they be recast? While Marvel boss Kevin Feige had assured fans that Charlie Cox would be Daredevil going forward, hearing that is not the same as seeing him back on screen in the role. Now with Spider-Man: No Way Home and Hawkeye, we know that Charlie Cox and Vincent D’Onofrio would, indeed, reprise their roles as Matt Murdock and Wilson Fisk from the Netflix Daredevil series. And it appears that the two stars discussed their respective returns behind the scenes.

Emma Watson Breaks Her Silence on Wanting to Quit Harry Potter Franchise

The Harry Potter movie franchise is celebrating its 20th anniversary in a number of ways, but none bigger than the upcoming HBO Max special Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts, which sees a who’s who of the Potter movies appearing for a one off reunion to reminisce about the making of the movie series and some of the stories that come with it. During the reunion, which is now available on HBO Max, Emma Watson acknowledges and speaks about how she once planned on leaving the franchise and walking away from the role of Hermione before the conclusion of the saga.

Vanessa Rubio Talks Latino Representation In Cobra Kai and What Fans Can Expect From Season 4

Cobra Kai season 4 is set to premiere on New Year’s Eve, and the creators are leaving no stone unturned in hyping up the series. While Cobra Kai’s lead stars, William Zabka and Ralph Macchio, do much of the heavy lifting in the promotional department, frequently giving interviews, there is one actor that we don’t get to hear much from — Vanessa Rubio. The Colombian-American actress plays Carmen Diaz, the loving mother of lead character, Miguel Diaz (Xolo Maridueña). Rubio has been playing Carmen since season 1 but in a recurring capacity. However, for the coming season of Cobra Kai, Carmen has been promoted to a series regular, and Rubio is quite excited about her character’s journey.

James Gunn Shares New Peacemaker Image, Giving Fans Better Look at Judomaster

We are just a couple of weeks away from the arrival of Peacemaker on HBO Max and another still released from the series has revealed a new closer look at Nhut Le’s character Judomaster. Despite the DCEU being in existence for just short of a decade, Peacemaker is the first TV series based in the franchise and also comes on the back of its most recent movie, The Suicide Squad, and follows John Cena’s Christopher Smith/Peacemaker in an exploration of his origins and missions after the events of the film.

First Look of Killing Eve's Final Season Reveals New Characters and Unhappy Ending

The fourth and final season of the spy thriller drama, Killing Eve is coming to TV and Hulu on February 27th. With only eight episodes left, it is almost time to say goodbye to TV’s favorite deadly assassin and M16 agent. On Dec. 28th, a final 30-second teaser for the show was released which revealed a very ominous ending. It showed Villanelle and Eve standing back to back with Carolyn’s (Fiona Shaw) voiceover saying, "Do you ever think what might have happened if we didn't do what we did? People like us aren't made for happy lives or happy endings." This was followed by a recap of season three which involved an immense amount of stabbing, fighting, and killing as per usual. Carolyn also makes an appearance, spitting at someone or something off-camera. The teaser ended with a discouraged Villanelle walking by herself and Eve offering her a ride on her mobility scooter.