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It amuses us to no end that HBO's forthcoming period rock and roll drama from the likes of 'Boardwalk Empire' Terence Winter, Martin Scorsese and Mick Jagger still hasn't settled on a title, yet continually expands its cast to biblical proportions. Joining Bobby Cannavale, Olivia Wilde and Ray Romano today are Mick Jagger's own son James, comedian Andrew "Dice" Clay, a 'Wolf' of Wall Street, and many more.

'Girls' season 4 has been busy with its guest casting of late, and where last season began with an appearance by a fan-favorite 'Orange Is the New Black' actress, the HBO dramedy is at it again. 'Orange' star Natasha Lyonne will break free of Litchfield to check in with Hannah on 'Girls' season 4, but as whom?

[You're warned of major spoilers from both 'Game of Thrones' season 4 and George R.R. Martin's 'A Song of Ice and Fire' books.] Last week's 'Game of Thrones' finale, "The Children," sent many fans into an uproar for the surprising omission of one of the series' most shocking moments, the resurrection of a previously deceased character. Many still hold out hope said character might appear in season 5, but what does departed series star Michelle Fairley have to say that turns our hearts to stone?

Following a two-week delay, HBO's new Damon Lindelof rapture drama 'The Leftovers' will finally premiere this coming Sunday alongside an all-new episode of 'True Blood.' All the various previews have had us on board for months now, though one final sermon trailer and an impressive new behind-the-scenes featurette have more than sealed the deal.

For those hoping Queen Elizabeth would one day sit on the Iron Throne, we're gonna spoil you now and say not at the moment. But she did visit the 'Game of Thrones' studio in Belfast, Ireland, for a meet and greet with some of the cast and crew of HBO's hit fantasy drama, and to glare at the famous seat of Westeros.

Last night's 'True Blood' final season premiere "Jesus Gonna Be Here" gave the HBO vampire drama it's bloodiest opener yet, killing of a major character before the opening credits even rolled. Now, with only nine episodes remaining for the fangbanging hit, HBO has bled out one final full 'True Blood' season trailer, while last night's casualty has gone on the record to explain their shocking death.

The list of 'Girls' season 4 guest stars is getting longer and longer, first with the announcement of 'Community' vet Gillian Jacobs, and now with fan-favorite 'American Horror Story' and 'Star Trek' star Zachary Quinto. The 'Heroes' actor will guest in an upcoming episode of the HBO Brooklyn dramedy, but as whom, you wonder?

This Sunday will see HBO's 'True Blood' beginning its final bleed with season 7 premiere "Jesus Gonna Be Here," but you didn't think you'd have to wait that long for the first taste, right? Check out our first bloodthirsty new clip from the final season, along with a fresh batch of spoilery synopses, and even news of a potential 'True Blood' musical!

We're still reeling from the 'Game of Thrones' season 4 finale "The Children," its incredible FX and unexpected exclusions notwithstanding, but already our cup runneth over with desire for season 5's arrival in 2015. Now, the showrunners of HBO's mammoth fantasy drama have gone on record to confirm a few major new details of season 5, including shooting locations and a few new characters to populate it.

We're still reeling from the 'Game of Thrones' season 4 finale "The Children," its incredible FX and unexpected exclusions notwithstanding, but already our cup runneth over with desire for season 5's arrival in 2015. Now, the showrunners of HBO's mammoth fantasy drama have gone on record to confirm a few major new details of season 5, including shooting locations and a few new characters to populate it.

Once again, 'Game of Thrones' will come to a tragic end with this weekend's season 4 finale "The Children," wrapping up quite a few dangling threads in the process. We've seen an extended trailer full of book spoilers, but what does the full set of photos from the 'Game of Thrones' season 4 finale reveal?

Like many other beloved novels and comes, Neil Gaiman's 'American Gods' has long languished through the adaptation process, recently receiving second life as a potential TV series through Fremantle Media after HBO's initial option to adapt the fantasy novel fell through. And while we've no word on where the 'American Gods' might land next, HBO head Michael Lombardo has at least offered up the premium cable's reason behind passing on the property.