Getty Image There’s never a dull moment in the life of Basketball Hall of Famer Dennis Rodman. But one incident, in particular, will live on in basketball legend forever. That moment is Rodman’s infamous 48-hour bender in Las Vegas in the middle of the 1998 NBA season with the Chicago Bulls. As

Michael K. Williams of The Wire fame was found dead in his Brooklyn apartment on Monday. He was 54. Drug paraphernalia was reportedly found in the actor’s apartment, according to the New York Post and Daily News. In addition to his five-season run as The Wire‘s Omar Little, Williams’ TV credits

Lovecraft Country is having the last laugh. The acclaimed sci-fi drama scored 18 Emmy nominations on Tuesday, roughly two weeks after its surprise cancellation at HBO. (View complete nominations list here.) The hybrid genre series — which concluded its first (and only) season back in October — was

Every breakup has two sides, and executive producer Misha Green is sharing hers after HBO announced that Lovecraft Country will not be returning for a Season 2. While HBO’s statement on Friday’s cancellation gave the appearance of a mutual parting of the ways, Green took to Twitter to suggest she

HBO isn’t settling down in Lovecraft Country. The premium cable network has cancelled the critically acclaimed science-fiction drama after just one season, our sister site Deadline reports. The hybrid genre series is based on the 2016 novel by Matt Ruff. Set in the 1950s, Lovecraft Country follows