The third season of Chucky has no shortage of WTF moments, from the voodoo doll plot of Tiffany Valentine (Jennifer Tilly, Bound 1996) and double death of Devon Sawa (Final Destination 2000) to the shocking ending at the mansion of Wendell Wilkins (John Waters, Pink Flamingoes 1972 [our interview]). Amongst all of the craziness and bloodshed, longtime fans of the Child’s Play franchise were gifted quite the special moment that has been a long time coming: Brad Dourif (The Exorcist III 1990) and his daughter, Fiona Dourif (The Blacklist 2018), sharing the screen for the first time.

Most of the world knows and loves Robert Englund as the burnt-faced, blade-fingered Freddy Krueger in the "A Nightmare on Elm Street" franchise. Did you know he once played Pinocchio in a child's stage production, or that he once starred alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger? These tidbits and more are featured in the new documentary "Hollywood Dreams & Nightmares: The Robert Englund Story."

Over the past 20-plus years, Jared Padalecki has been a staple on countless TV screens. From his early stint as Dean Forester on "Gilmore Girls" to monster hunter Sam Winchester on the long-running "Supernatural," many fans have grown up alongside the actor. Now, even as those original Team Dean members navigate adulthood, there's still a relatable Padalecki character: Cordell Walker on The CW's "Walker," which follows the Texas Ranger as he balances catching bad guys and being there for his children.

When it comes to his Italian (sorry, Sicilian) upbringing in Chicago, comedian Sebastian Maniscalco is an open book. Over the past 10-plus years, he's regaled audiences with recollections of his childhood, from sharing a special Entenmann's treat when company came over to playing "Gagootz" at birthday parties. However, some of his best content involves his father, Salvo Maniscalco, a proud hairstylist from Sicily who has an affinity for paying with cash — even at Sears — and taking care of garden pests sans-Orkin. Now, Maniscalco is bringing those Salvo stories from the stage to the screen in the comedy "About My Father."

You know what they say…you just can’t keep a good guy down. For decades, this sentiment has rang true for Chucky (Brad Dourif, One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest 1975), everyone’s favorite Good Guy doll. But what about when, after countless soul switches, reincarnations and possessions, death is finally a very real possibility for this infamous little killer?

For many TV viewers, there's something comforting about seeing an average family depicted on screen. This is certainly true of ABC's "The Conners," which effortlessly blends humor with real-world hardships such as financial insecurity, job hunting, failed marriages, death, addiction, and more.

The ‘Sopranos’ actor talks longtime musical background, the power of social media, new single and more

In an exclusive interview with Looper, Sheen and Tennant share details on Prime Video's "Good Omens" Season 2, which goes beyond Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman's bestselling novel that inspired the series.

If you’re an avid scroller on TikTok, there’s a good chance you’ve come across 2 Shadows – two goth-looking dudes who seem less than thrilled to be at traditionally cheery places. With their all-black garb and deadpan stares, they participate in beach games, golf, and more, looking hilariously out of place as “What’s This?” from The Nightmare Before Christmas plays in the background. This is the Goths in Ungothly Places series, featuring Glen Bridden and Tryst Germaine, who have amassed over 7.

If you’re anything like me, you love to ponder the possibility that there’s something out there beyond humanity. Do the religious figures that we’re taught to pray to actually exist? Do dark forces walk the earth unseen, but ever present? According to Rachel Stavis, the only known female and non-denominational exorcist, the answer to all of these questions is a resounding YES. From childhood, Stavis has been able to see the dark entities that plague many individuals, usually unbeknownst to them

What happens when an old-school Italian dad meets his son's future wealthy, albeit quirky, in-laws? Pure chaos in the form of a butchered pet peacock, a haircut disaster, and accidental nudity. In the forthcoming film "About My Father," co-written by and starring comedian Sebastian Maniscalco, Leslie Bibb portrays Sebastian's fiancée, Ellie, with Kim Cattrall taking on the role of her politician mother, Tigger.

It’s hard to believe that 20 years have passed since Ruben Studdard and Clay Aiken stood side-by-side on the American Idol stage, anxiously waiting for Ryan Seacrest to crown the winner of the competition’s second season.

Alex Vincent, who earned household name status at the age of 6 when he starred as Andy Barclay in the 1988 'Child’s Play' film, has resumed his role in the new SYFY series 'Chucky.'

In an exclusive interview, RuPaul's Drag Race star BenDeLaCreme shares details on 'READY TO BE COMMITTED,' her largest solo tour to date.

Motionless in White’s Chris Cerulli talks new music and upcoming Philly show on Jan. 23

For any fellow aficionados of both Child’s Play and The Sopranos, our favorite Jersey worlds are about to collide. Joe Pantoliano, who portrays the iconically sociopathic mobster Ralph Cifaretto on the latter, is set to appear on Chucky season 2, coming to SYFY and USA on October 5, 2022.

It’s been almost 40 years since audiences last heard the chant that signaled the start of a new Laverne & Shirley episode. The hit sitcom, a spinoff of Happy Days, starred Penny Marshall as Laverne DeFazio and Cindy Williams as Shirley Feeney, best friends and roommates employed as bottle-cappers at the Milwaukee-based Shotz Brewery.

The pop/rap/R&B artist shares details on years as an independent musician, his new EP and 'Millertary' support