Don't get me wrong, we rarely saw perfect gay relationships on the screen. Glee gave us Kurt, Blaine, Santana, and Brittany. Modern Family had Cam and Mitchell. Grey's Anatomy's Callie and Arizona ...

If you’ve ever wondered what might have been produced if Rube Goldberg and Marquis de Sade hung out, look no further than a “Saw” trap. Kramer’s clever engineering often creates a ...

With “Saw X”—one the horror franchise’s best installments—now in theaters, we ranked the dozens and dozens of traumatizing “traps” from the films from from worst to best ...

The first trap we see in Saw X has been at the center of the marketing for the film. It’s on the poster, in the trailers, and has been heavily discussed leading up to the movie’s release.

Horror series are known for escalating gruesomeness. The body count in the original film often feels downright cute in comparison to a few sequels later, when barely anyone in the cast is left ...

And since that also necessitated watching all of the franchise’s lazy and stupid traps too—there are a lot of them, Saw IV is awful—we’ve gone ahead and ranked the five worst for you ...

Britney and Santana from Glee were one of the first LGBTQ+ couples, other than Kurt and Blaine, who I personally saw on TV, and it really made a big impact on me. Seeing these two women realize ...

"I'm actually kind of grateful for it," Chris Colfer admitted of playing his openly gay Glee ... Kurt and Blaine ultimately got married in the season 6 episode "A Wedding," which also saw the ...

And here's what you missed on 'Glee ... Blaine puts his heart on the line as he belts the chorus. Watch here. When Demi Lovato emerged as Dani, a waitress who works with Santana (Naya Rivera ...

Ever since the Saw franchise began, its defining feature has unquestionably been its gruesome traps. These grisly, twisted creations have provided some of the 21st century's nastiest and most ...