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George R.R. Martin, the man behind 'Game of Thrones,' is using his self-quarantine to work on the long-awaited next book in his 'A Song of Ice and Fire' series.

Less than one month after it was confirmed that HBO Max would be airing a 'Friends' reunion, filming on the special has been delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Magnavox Odyssey, the world's first home video game console, pre-dated Atari and was decidedly low-tech. It came with a deck of cards, dice, and plastic scenes that users taped to their television screens.

Since 1984, millions of viewers have spent their weeknights having their brain cells challenged by legendary 'Jeopardy!' game show host Alex Trebek.

There are a million reasons why we should be paying more attention to treehoppers, entomology student Brendan Morris says.

Television shows have been trying to be their generation's 'Twilight Zone' ever since Rod Serling's trippy anthology first scrambled its viewers brains. In the 1980s, Steven Spielberg gave it a try with 'Amazing Stories'—a series that has just been reboot

The first edition of the WWE's annual pro wrestling spectacular was almost named The Colossal Tussle. Cooler heads prevailed.

The Spanish surrealist's work has materialized in a North Carolina thift shop, where it was waiting to be priced for less than $50.

Some people keep newspapers from their year of birth. Other people will want to know if 'Boss Baby' sold the most tickets that year.

After just one episode, Jackie Gleason was so ashamed of 'You're in the Picture' that he spent the entire second episode apologizing to viewers for it.

Whatever your stance on Disney’s live-action remakes may be, they’re faring pretty well at the box office.

The legendary children's television host is often viewed as a near-saint, but it turns out he found farting just as funny as the rest of us.