The 10 Best Nostalgic 2000s Cartoons, Ranked

Glee didn't have to go without a streaming home for long. TV Line reported that the musical dramedy from Fox has just been picked up by Hulu and Disney+ for all the Gleeks out there to enjoy. Starting on June 1, just in time for LGBTQ+ Pride Month, all six seasons of the series will be available to stream on either platform.

Netflix has canceled another one of its major shows, with this one getting the ax after only two seasons. Variety reports that hit sci-fi drama Raising Dion has been dropped by the streamer, following its recent season debut. The news seems to have been revealed by series star Sammi Haney, who shared the news with fans on Instagram. "Sad to say that Raising Dion is CANCELED [sic] Thank you for all of the amazing support we got from all of our wonderful fans!" Haney wrote, in part. "Season 2 was a success, equal to Season 1, even if just looking at how many people watched all of it and wanted a season 3!"

Depp said he discovered Disney would not recast him in "Pirates" days after Amber Heard's Washington Post op-ed article was published.

Once again, Disney (DIS) - Get Walt Disney Company Report is finding itself embroiled in a political quagmire owing to its support of the LGBTQ community, after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis punished Disney for denouncing his “Don’t Say Gay Bill,” by seeking to revoke Disney World’s designation as a special tax district (which as we pointed out, is ultimately a meaningless gesture).

Click here to read the full article. Nearly 50 years after the original “Rocky” hit theaters, the classic boxing franchise keeps getting up off the mat. Ryan Coogler breathed new life into the series with 2015’s “Creed,” which followed Sylvester Stallone’s Rocky Balboa as he trained a young boxer named Adonis (Michael B. Jordan), the son of his late rival Apollo Creed. The film earned strong reviews for taking the franchise in a modern direction while maintaining what people loved about the original films, and sequels were quickly planned. When “Creed II” was released in 2018, it cemented Michael B. Jordan’s...

Are you not a horror fan, but - nevertheless - love to be shaken? Do you want to watch some movies that keep awake at night, beyond the reaches of bloodlust and jump scares? Well, we've got just the list for you. This list has 11 stunning feats of cinema that aren't within your typical parameters of ghouls, ghosts, and gore – but they will undoubtedly crawl under your skin and stay there. Covering anything from abducted children to drug abuse, from sexism to giant arachnids – we've got you covered. Of course, proceed with caution, as there will be major spoilers ahead. (Also, if you're a Jake Gyllenhaal fan, you're gonna really appreciate this one.)

Having one of the most standout voices in the game is something that’s definitely helped Natasha Lyonne form her career. Whether it was her time in the comedy classic Slums of Beverly Hills, iconic queer film But I’m a Cheerleader, or her long-running role as the tough but sweet Nicky Nichols on Orange is the New Black, Lyonne’s one-of-a-kind, quasi-Brooklyn accent has always given her an edge above the rest. But, with great power comes great responsibility, and for Lyonne that means being able to take a joke. To promote her appearance as the host on this weekend's Season 47 finale of Saturday Night Live, Lyonne fielded jabs from series regulars, Kenan Thompson and Kate McKinnon about the sound launching out of her vocal cords.

Saturday Night Live is ending its 47 season this weekend. Overall, it has been a pretty strong season for the long-running sketch comedy series. However, it looks like one of the show’s longest-running cast members is leaving after this season. As reported exclusively by Variety, Pete Davidson is expected to depart SNL.

Many fans assumed that Revenge of the Sith would be the last we'd ever see of General Kenobi, but that didn't stop fans from constantly asking and wondering what he was doing in between the events of Episode III and Episode IV. Now, over fifteen years later, those questions will finally be answered in the six-part limited series Obi-Wan Kenobi. Finally, the mystery of Obi-Wan's story within that nineteen-year gap between III and IV will be revealed, with some familiar faces thrown into the mix.

The latest episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds takes us on a race against the clock as a medical mystery sweeps through the Enterprise at the speed of light, and Captain Pike (Anson Mount) and Spock (Ethan Peck) fight to survive an ion storm on the surface of an abandoned planet. The episode is classic Star Trek, as our heroes work to solve tandem puzzles in high-stakes situations both on the planet and on the ship. Number One (Rebecca Romijn) takes center stage as we dive into her past in Strange New Worlds, Season 1 Episode 3, "Ghosts of Illyria."

It's not a controversial statement to say that The Sopranos is one of the greatest TV shows of all time, and has some of the best and most memorable characters of all time. Through excellent writing and equally great acting, the show created countless characters who were fleshed out, interesting, and human in their flaws, both in its main cast of stars and regular supporting characters.

The Warner Brothers Discovery merger has not been too kind to many departments at WB, but The CW has arguably been hit the hardest. The once-great Arrowverse has been greatly reduced to four shows at the moment. With the cancellation of Batwoman and Legends of Tomorrow, it hasn't looked good for shows like Stargirl or The Flash surviving this merger in one piece. However, ahead of WB’s Upfront this week, The CW Chairman and CEO Mark Pedowitz reassured fans that the network will still be making superhero shows in the future.

What happens when three boys, who happen to be people of color, find an unconscious Caucasian in their living room with no idea who she is and how she got there? The answer is simple. They begin to fear for their lives because even though they are innocent, the police may not believe their innocence. This is what happens to Sean, Kunle, and Carlos in the new comedy satire, Emergency.

If we're being completely honest, there is no other kind of relationship that remotely compares to our relationship with our siblings. Whether filled with rivalry and hard feelings or nothing but sweet love and appreciation, it is an undeniable fact that the powerful bond shared between two people of the same blood—or not—is quite unmatched.

With the Star Wars universe ever-growing and maybe at its peak popularity, one of the great things that Star Wars accomplished in recent years is blurring the line between animation and live-action. Characters can now cross over from one into the other and then back into one, making each new series relevant and part of the grander mythos of the universe and giving the animated shows the relevance they've always deserved.

Available to watch on Hulu and FOX, Family Guy is the classic adult animation by Seth MacFarlane that has built a reputation for itself. Since 1999, Family Guy has blessed television with its eccentric characters, dark sense of humor, and ridiculous cutaway gags. But, is that all there is under their repertoire?

The weather might be getting warmer as we gear up for outdoor activities to resume, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy a quiet night at home watching a movie or two. And you're in luck; between recent releases and beloved classics, the films leaving Netflix this month make for a nice mix of genres. From a quirky comedy, to an 80s classic, to a pair of horror films, there's sure to be something to satisfy most cinematic cravings.

In what feels like something that should have happened years ago, Jennifer Lopez is getting a Netflix documentary centered around her life and the blood, sweat, and tears leading up to her performance at the 2020 Super Bowl halftime show. Aptly named Halftime, the feature also plans to dive into what Lopez is seeing as the second half of her performance career. In a trailer released today, we’re catching our first vibes of the legendary performer and what life has been like for her over the years. Through it all, she’s remained unapologetically herself, something that comes through even in the short preview.

Throughout the first three phases of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Tony Stark/Iron Man was the closest thing to a central character. Robert Downey Jr. appeared in a total of 10 films throughout phases 1-3, including the first film of phase 1, Iron Man, and the climactic (though technically not last) film of phase 3, Avengers: Endgame.

One of the staples behind the 2005 cartoon show Ben 10 was the premise that 10-year-old hero Ben Tennyson possessed the ability to transform into one of ten different aliens to save the day via the usage of alien technology known as the Omnitrix. This device, which resembles that of a wristwatch, contains the DNA of countless alien species that Ben can infuse within himself to temporarily become that species and use their unique powers to stop evildoers. Since the original show’s release, the series has developed well beyond the classic ten aliens that the show began with, having more aliens added and even in rare cases removed from the Omnitrix’s database. With five different shows cataloguing a plethora of aliens that Ben has used throughout his villain fighting career, some were bound to stand out, whether that be for their powers or for their memorability. Here are ten of the best aliens that Ben Tennyson has accessed utilizing the Omnitrix.