According to Netflix, Toxic Town is a story about community, focusing on three mothers who take on a David and Goliath fight ...

“Yellowstone” creator Taylor Sheridan is going out with a bang as far as his wildly popular series is concerned—even roping in supermodel Bella Hadid for a cameo as his on-screen ...

Following their picturesque nuptials, Mel Monroe (played by Alexandra Breckenridge) and Jack Sheridan (Martin Henderson) were confronted with the absence of Jack's ex, Charmaine (Lauren Hammersley).

Through its characterizations of ETs and cursed spirits, Dandadan examines potent themes regarding toxic masculinity. Dandadan creator Yukinobu Tatsu depicts male violence against women with ...

After confessing his love in Season 4, the two are about to get married in Season 6, as seen in trailers, but not without ...

From the moment Mel walked into Jack’s bar in the first episode of Virgin River, he has known she was the one. That didn’t make the path to marrying the love of his life less complicated ...

Longtime viewers who have been eagerly anticipating Mel Monroe (played by Alexandra Breckenridge) and Jack Sheridan's (Martin Henderson) stroll down the aisle might wonder if their big day will ...

Martin Henderson is behind Virgin River’s charming Jack Sheridan who is once again returning for the show’s sixth outing ...

In their correction published Sunday, the authors of the new study from the environmental advocacy group Toxic-Free Future said in a statement that while their initial number was incorrect ...

Fresh off the conclusion (maybe?) of “Yellowstone,” another Taylor Sheridan show just got renewed. “Mayor of Kingstown” will return for Season 4, Paramount+ announced on Wednesday ...

Djerf is facing backlash following an investigative documentary by Swedish outlet Aftonbladet, which alleges a toxic work environment at her clothing company, Djerf Avenue. Testimony from 11 ...

“Yellowstone” fans had enough of seeing creator Taylor Sheridan on the show. Fans bashed Sheridan after the finale on social media for excessively writing himself into his own series.