TV Features

Marla Sokoloff stirred up trouble as Gia on Full House in the ’90s. Decades later, the actress, writer, and director...

What really happened to Chloe Sullivan after Smallville wrapped? The official Season 11 comics reveal her fate.

Tiffany Brissette, who played robot child Vicki on Small Wonder, stepped away from fame and built a completely different life...

The Punisher: One Last Kill delivers a big-screen-worthy finale that should’ve had a theatrical release instead of being confined to...

She stole scenes as young Selina Kyle in Gotham — but where is Camren Bicondova now?

She rose to fame on Unhappily Ever After, but Nikki Cox’s journey from star to Hollywood disappearance has left fans...

Nearly three decades after That ’70s Show, Laura Prepon is still evolving, balancing family life, directing, and standout roles that...

Netflix viewers are rediscovering a gripping, Batman-inspired crime series from the writer behind The Dark Knight.

From Smallville to Hallmark hits and Arrowverse returns, here’s what Erica Durance (Lois Lane) is doing now.

Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 delivers a gritty, character-driven return to form that proves Marvel still knows how to nail...

The cult-favorite 80s sci-fi series The Highwayman is long overdue for a comeback.

A closer look reveals why Everybody Loves Raymond hasn’t aged nearly as well as fans might remember.

Dinosaurs could be the perfect cult classic to roar back to life—especially if Disney+ gives the beloved sitcom the reboot...

From Smallville’s iconic girl-next-door to a powerhouse producer and actress, here’s how Kristin Kreuk evolved beyond Lana Lang.

From tripping into Hollywood at age 9 to walking away at 36, Eliza Dushku traded stakes and sequels for therapy...

Released a year before The Big Bang Theory, The IT Crowd has received widespread acclaim. But which TV show is...

From breakout blockbusters to overnight fame, these rising young actors had Hollywood at their feet… and then disappeared from the...

These 20 celebrities faced ALS head-on, sharing their struggles before passing away.

While Dawson Leery made him famous in 1998, James Van Der Beek’s sharpest, funniest performance came years later.

30 years after first picking up the chakram on Xena: Warrior Princess, Lucy Lawless still carries the show’s fire.