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5 days ago | 
fandomwire.com | Visarg Acharya |Utkarsh Tiwari
Imagine a mob of Italian mafia with guns, pistols, and suits walking into J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle-Earth and trading weapons and armies with Sauron. Sounds weird, right? Well… that is how George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire novels were pitched to executives when the idea of turning these novels into a television series came to be. It was thanks to the fame and popularity of an iconic 2000s show from HBO that helped Martin get his series on air. Not exactly.
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6 days ago | 
fandomwire.com | Visarg Acharya |Utkarsh Tiwari
Every good thing must come to an end eventually. It’s not necessary that the ending should be good, since shows like Game of Thrones have proved that no endings are good endings. Well, the first trailer for Squid Game Season 3 has been released to the world, and fans are already losing their mind. Questions have been raised as to why this show is ending since creator Hwang Dong-hyuk may have so many more stories to tell.
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6 days ago | 
fandomwire.com | Visarg Acharya |Utkarsh Tiwari
Vanessa Kirby, our favorite actress from movies like The Final Reckoning, The Fantastic Four: First Steps, and Napoleon, has announced that she is pregnant and expecting her first child.
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6 days ago | 
fandomwire.com | Visarg Acharya |Utkarsh Tiwari
Well, it seems that everyone attached to James Gunn’s Superman has been getting a rise in their Hollywood career, as Mikaela Hoover found herself voicing an iconic character in a Netflix show.
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6 days ago | 
fandomwire.com | Visarg Acharya |Arijit Saha
Ghouls, killers, and ghosts that riddled the early 1990s were basically the premise of Netflix’s ambitious trilogy, Fear Street. Divided into three films, each film explored a different timeline from 1994 to 1666, when a curse started. However, much like every other project, the trilogy received a spin-off that filled the narrative between 1978 and 1994 (with the timeline being set in the 80s).
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6 days ago | 
fandomwire.com | Visarg Acharya |Kamalikaa Biswas
Chloe Bennet redefined the superheroes in the television industry when she portrayed the role of Daisy Johnson/Quake in the 2013 iconic Marvel show, Agents of SHIELD. Portraying the role of Quake, Chloe Bennet received worldwide fame and critical acclaim for being a part of Agents of SHIELD, but unfortunately, it wasn’t enough.
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6 days ago | 
fandomwire.com | Visarg Acharya |Arijit Saha
A famed star, a recipient of a plethora of awards, and a ton of memorable and iconic characters throughout her rich filmography, Valerie Mahaffey has silently made people laugh over the years. From the start of her journey in 1979 to working in some iconic shows like Desperate Housewives and Young Sheldon, Valerie Mahaffey wasn’t exactly a well-known name in Hollywood. Despite all of it, the actress continued to star in iconic roles until she finally succumbed to cancer and passed away recently.
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1 week ago | 
fandomwire.com | Visarg Acharya |Arijit Saha
Starring in HBO’s Euphoria, Sydney Sweeney grabbed the attention of the world with her iconic portrayal as Cassie Howard in the HBO show. What followed was a plethora of Hollywood roles in some iconic movies. Works like Anyone But You and Immaculate secured a spot for Sweeney to portray serious and romantic roles in Hollywood, as the actress seemed to pick up bigger and better projects.
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1 week ago | 
fandomwire.com | Visarg Acharya |Kamalikaa Biswas
Before Michael B. Jordan worked with Ryan Coogler on Sinners or found fame with Sylvester Stallone in Creed, he was a simple student, a common person, and a lover of acting and basketball. Although the iconic star has worked in these big movies and franchises, Michael B. Jordan got his first big break even before the Creed franchise did in 2015. The actor had a significant role in the 2002 show The Wire, and it broke his heart when his character was killed off in season one of the show.
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1 week ago | 
fandomwire.com | Visarg Acharya |Nikita Mahamana
Rainn Wilson should not have picked up directing. If he hadn’t, his legacy as Dwight Schrute wouldn’t have sustained such a grievous injury as that of directing the worst-rated episode in The Office. Since the episode takes place during season 8 of the show, Steve Carell was missed heavily as Michael Scott in that episode.
