Prime Minister Viktor Orban and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev at the diplomatic forum in Antalya. According to photos released by Prime Minister Orban’s Press Office, Hungary's premier met with ...

As Marvel fans count down the days until the Daredevil: Born Again Season 1 finale, the show’s second season is currently in production. Set photos from the shoot have spoiled a major villain ...

"I deserve to have butterflies again," she says. "I just want somebody to be nice to me, and that's sad. I just really want somebody to take me on dates. It doesn't even have to be anything fancy.

For some, this episode was so depressing that they refused to see it again. I don’t think I could revisit it either. Though I’m glad it reminded me how greedy big companies are, especially those that ...

Check out these new Daredevil: Born Again season 2 set photos in the X posts below. Actually, compared to Season 1, Bullseye got a little few upgrades from what we've gotten from him in the ...

The second-floor bar was festooned with feminine flourishes — mini disco balls scattered on the bar, blush-colored balloons scattered on the floor, hot-pink “Make America Hot Again” ball ...

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Luckily, Scott didn’t fall into this category. Despite turning down the filmmaker and purposely botching his audition, Kilmer got to work with not once, but thrice. After Top Gun, he went on to star ...

Newly surfaced set photos from ongoing production in New York confirm a major villain’s return in Daredevil: Born Again Season 2. Although Marvel has not officially announced the casting ...

As the world is falling in love with him all over again for his role of Dr. Michael ... In honor of latest renaissance, here are some of our favorite photos of Emmy nominee. Wyle landed his ...

The single showcased Kingston's hybrid, singsong rapping, part of a Jamaican tradition that underlies the origins of hip-hop, over the musical track of “Stand by Me” by Ben E. King.