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Author George R. R. Martin already told fans that he knows who will ultimately rule the Iron Throne, but as we get closer to the return of "Game of Thrones," fans are given even more juicy details. It's hard to spoil a series that's based off a book that's been written already, however the show's cast shared some insider information during a promotional event at the Four Seasons in Beverly Hills.
While the rest of the world still has a week and a half to wait for the "Game of Thrones" season three premiere, the show's cast got to celebrate early on Monday night. The premiere party at the TCL Chinese Theater in Los Angeles hosted the biggest "Game of Thrones" stars all decked out from head to toe in lavish, stunning ensembles.
The roller coaster ride is over. Season two of HBO's hit series "Girls" has come to a close. Fans may have seen more drugs, nudity and drama than they bargained for, but once the shock wears off, they can look back and smile. Let's give a round of applause to Lena Dunham for another successful, trendy season, and there's still plenty more to come.
he season three of "Game of Thrones" is less than two weeks away, and after posters, an epic ad campaign, various previews and behind-the-scenes interviews, HBO has offered just one last thrilling extended trailer to send fans' heart rates soaring.
It's so close. It's so closeyYou can feel the heat of the dragons on the back of your neck. You can hear the clashing of swords in the distance as you lie awake at night, anxiously waiting for March 31.
The Internet went wild when a leaked photo of baby Blue Ivy Carter emerged. The photo reveals a clear shot of Blue Ivy, the offspring of Hip Hop's First Couple Beyonce and Jay-Z, while she is being held by her superstar diva mother. The image was taken from a snapshot from Beyonce's HBO documentary Life Is But a Dream which premieres Saturday night at 9 pm EST.
According to a report by Radaronline.com, Dunham's hit HBO series Girls has inspired a Girls reality show that is going to be produced by ABC.
Lena Dunham is not a human. She's a machine. As actress, producer, writer, and co-director of her HBO series Girls, it's hard to imagine that she has any time to sleep. On top of that, she recently signed a book contract with Random House for $3.7 million and is now teaming up with Girls' executive producer Jenni Konner to begin work on a new television series for HBO.
Netflix released its newest original series 'House of Cards' Friday, and took the bold step of making all 13 episodes from the first season available for instant streaming.
With stellar book sales and record-breaking Nielson ratings, the franchise continues to draw the attention of iron-mail clad fans everywhere.
HBO Latino premiered "The Latino List Volume 2" in a gala ceremony at the Museo del Barrio in New York.
