Can you believe this show has survived TEN seasons? More importantly, though, can you believe that Jaclyn Hendricks has NEVER watched it? Until now, that is...
The pair will join Colin Farrell and Vince Vaughn on the HBO series' second season.
urned by your lover? Screwed over by your boss? Dissed by your best friend? The characters in these movies know how you feel.
From the people who brought you 'Scandal,' comes a show that wants to be your new 'Scandal.'
Time to kick back at your desk and indulge in some
Afternoon Delight with this week's special,
The Guild.
And yes, there's even a sexy "Olaf the Snowman" one. You have to see it to believe it.
Yes, there's a sexy "Olaf the Snowman" costume. You have to see it to believe it.
Since
David Fincher's '
Gone Girl' is already wooing critics, we decided to curate the director's most powerful endeavors of the last 30 years ranked by their must-see intensity.
Written By: Charlie Day, Sonny Lee, Patrick Walsh
Original Air Date: Sept 18th, 2008
Where to Watch: Netflix
What It’s About: For much of the mid-2000s, oil prices radically increased worldwide. The speculated
...
Kate Mara and Ellen Page play two vertically challenged police officers in this parody of 'True Detective.'
Hate all the new sitcoms this season? Relive the glory of the past with this custom line up of classic NBC comedies.
On the 15th anniversary of '
Freaks and Geeks,' we look back at some of the weirdos and losers in our favorite movies and TV shows who made us feel slightly less...
If there's one thing that our favorite movies and TV shows have reiterated time and time again, it's that high school
suuuuuuucks. Being a teenager is already a bummer, but
...
A complete list of every movie and show leaving
Netflix by October 1st.
Target Lady? Check. The Continental? Check. D*ck in a Box? Check. Who else landed just outside of the Top 10?
Shonda Rhimes has brought us
Grey's Anatomy and
Scandal, and now she's producing this steamy crime drama featuring the luminous
Viola Davis as a brilliant law school...
David Fincher's crime-thriller
Zodiac, based on Robert Graysmith's account of the Zodiac killer who shook San Francisco in the '70s and was never caught.