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We know -- we know. Last night was the season finale of 'Game of Thrones,' which means there's almost 10 months until you get a new episode. If this fills you with as much despair as it does us, it's going to be okay. Here are some things you can do to deal with the coming Winter (i...

'Game of Thrones' creator George R.R. Martin's infamous "Red Wedding" chapter has been available to read in 'A Storm of Swords' for the better part of 13 years now, but only recently have more casual fans of the HBO series adaptation been aware of the bloody massacre from Sunday's "The Rains of Castamere." Filmed fan reactions to the event made the rounds this week, but what do

**SPOILERS** NSFW SPOILERS! Do not watch this video if you haven't seen the latest 'Game of Thrones,' are at work, or just don't think you can sit through the whole thing again. If none of these apply to you, we highly recommend you watch this video. It is hilarious. Otherwise, sorry.

By now you've probably heard about the bloodbath during the most recent episode of 'Game of Thrones' and perhaps even seen the extreme fan reactions on the internet. Well, now author George R. R. Martin has reacted to fans reacting as they watch the infamous "Red Wedding" scene.

While we've attempted no short supply of ice cream and kittens to bring our mood up from 'Game of Thrones' Sunday bloodbath "The Rains of Castamere," our appreciation for the scene's execution (no pun intended) has not abated. One way to get through the depression? Go behind the scenes of the infamous Red Wedding, and read the original version by series creator George R.R. Martin! Read M

Talk about your quick turnaround! Just days after her most memorable episode to date as Catelyn Stark in 'Game of Thrones,' actress Michelle Fairley has already booked her next TV gig on USA's legal drama, 'Suits.' A far cry from the world of Westeros, who might Fairley play and what fellow 'Game of Thrones' stars might she run into along the way?

People cried. People screamed. People vomited. And now here's Maisie Williams, the actress who plays Arya Stark, maybe sort of making fun of all of us. The internet reaction to Sunday's episode of 'Game of Thrones' was basically insane, so Maisie's Vine response does add a needed bit of levity...

***SPOILERS*** ***THIS WHOLE POST IS A GIANT SPOILER*** ***IF YOU DID NOT WATCH 'GAME OF THRONES' LAST NIGHT, CLICK AWAY*** Otherwise, hilarity awaits you.

After a brief Memorial Day hiatus, 'Game of Thrones' season 3 will return this Sunday with its penultimate episode of the season "The Rains of Castamere," unnerving both HBO and George R.R. Martin fans alike with the promise of the bloodiest episode yet. The first official photos from Sunday's episode are a bit light on the red, but who's missing from the picture?

Just before the weekend we showed you a preview of Jimmy Fallon's latest 'Late Night' parody for 'Game of Thrones' "Game of Desks," in which the future 'Tonight Show' host transformed NBC's Rockefeller plaza into the world of Westeros (or "Rockefell," to be more accurate), featuring Fallon as Ned Stark himself with a host of other characters. The full video has made its way onl

Previously, we'd seen 'Late Night' and future 'Tonight Show' host Jimmy Fallon take on the likes of both 'Jersey Shore' and 'Downton Abbey,' but never something quite so epic as 'Game of Thrones!' Tonight will see the debut of Fallon's "Game of Desks," transforming NBC's Rockefeller Center into the likes of Westeros with Fallon as Ned Stark himself, so get a sneak peek at the new 'Game o

Any 'Game of Thrones' fan would attest that the HBO series adapting George R.R. Martin's work naturally requires a mature touch, from its sexual intrigue to the blood flowing from every direction, but has one star had enough? New reports have emerged that one of the many scantily clad 'Game of Thrones' stars has sworn off any future nude scenes, but who among the cast made the surprising declarati