Justified and Silo creator Graham Yost made Boomtown, a police procedural with Donnie Wahlberg that deserves a streaming ...

The youngest son in a celebrated Hollywood family also starred alongside John Wayne in ‘The Cowboys' and in 'The Long Riders' and Martin Scorsese’s ‘Mean Streets.’ ...

Robert Carradine, who starred in the Eighties cult classic Revenge of the Nerds and found a new generation of fans in the early 2000s with Lizzie McGuire, died Monday at the age of 71.

Robert Carradine, the ‘Revenge of the Nerds’ star and beloved ‘Lizzie McGuire’ dad, died at 71. His family says the actor ...

Carradine, best known for his roles in the Disney Channel sitcom and comedy classic "Revenge of the Nerds," died by suicide at age 71, Carradine's brother, "Nashville" actor Keith Carradine, confirmed ...

Robert Carradine, the actor known for his roles in “The Long Riders,” “Revenge of the Nerds” and the television series “Lizzie McGuire,” has died at 71, according to his management company.

Robert Carradine, the actor known for the Revenge of the Nerds films of the '80s and the Lizzie McGuire TV show and movie, has died. He was 71.

A MOTHER has revealed that she is sleeping in her living room so her three children can have their own bedrooms. Becca, a mum-of-three from the UK, confirmed that her two daughters used to share a ...

When Calls the Heart has a habit of doing a spectacular job of their midseason Saturday episode, and this one was no exception. When Calls the Heart Season 13 Episode 6 introduced the polygraph, ...

Was it a case of low-life imitating art? The “Simpsons” has become known as the pop culture oracle, credited for predicting everything from the COVID-19 pandemic to AI taking our jobs. Now, fans claim ...

There is no way that The Simpsons knew about Jeffrey Epstein before anybody else, right? Well, it seems they did. The Simpsons has famously “predicted” numerous real-world events many years in advance ...

A decades-old episode of The Simpsons is making the rounds online again after viewers noticed an unsettling parallel between one of its final jokes and real-world allegations tied to Jeffrey Epstein.