Neal McDonough gets his needed redemption as a formidable villain actor in Tulsa King after Arrow Season 4 ruined Damien Darhk's storyline.

Because wrestling has become such a huge part of pop culture, many wrestlers have famously appeared in television shows.

Robert Downey Jr. isn’t someone who shies away from sharing his brutally honest thoughts on a tricky subject matter. Recently, he confessed to wishing Elon Musk controlled his behavior slightly more.

The series also ranked in the Top 10 in 89 other countries and tells the tale of brothers Lyle and Erik Menendez, who shot and killed their parents. The show stars Cooper Koch and Nicholas ...

Your support makes all the difference. During the brothers’ trials, which took place from 1993 to 1996, Lyle and Erik – who were 21 and 18 at the time of the killings – claimed they had ...

Now, the brothers are hoping that new evidence will reopen their case and set them free. "48 Hours" contributor Natalie Morales speaks to Lyle Menendez from prison as he awaits a judge's decision ...

Following his superhero turn in Arrow, Stephen Amell plays Jack Spade, the owner of a local wrestling territory in Georgia and one of the top stars as a bad guy/heel. Jack’s brother, Ace Spade ...

Also announced today are the series’ stars Stephen Amell (ARROW) as Officer Henry Roland, Hamza Haq (TRANSPLANT) as Tommy, and Emmy ® and Academy Award ®-nominee Minnie Driver (THE SERPENT ...

The Naylor brothers are impact players for the Cleveland Guardians in the American League Championship Series against the New York Yankees. Josh Naylor is the Guardians' starting first baseman and ...

The family settled in Pasadena, Calif., where the brothers excelled at classical piano until they heard Jimi Hendrix. “Forget the piano,” Alex Van Halen recalls thinking in “Brothers,” a ...

And on Prime Video, Josh Brolin stars with Peter Dinnklage in the caper comedy Brothers. Tegan and Sara are pretty famous. They have performed with Taylor Swift, wrote the theme song to The Lego ...

If you’re anything like me, when you saw the title for Max Barbakow’s new comedy “Brothers,” you thought, “Finally! A movie about brothers!” I kid, I kid. But it’s not like there’s ...