During an exclusive interview for his heartwarming new film, "Ride the Eagle," actor Jake Johnson dished on what exactly is happening with Lowery in "Jurassic World: Dominion." 

Looper spoke to Holland Roden for this exclusive interview, during which she dished on "Escape Room: Tournament of Champions" and her personal experience with shady escape rooms. She also dove into her time with the "Teen Wolf" cast and revealed what it was like working with Chad Michael Murray on "Ted Bundy: American Boogeyman."

With the new (and improved) positive spin on queer relationships, hiring actual members of the trans community to play trans characters, showing positive relationships that aren't just doom and gloom, we're seeing queer characters live we've never seen them before. Many of the earliest LGBTQ+ characters made history as "firsts," but being first doesn't mean being best. Of course, the movement owes everything to the headway some of those early queer characters made, but first does not always equal best. With that in mind, these are the best LGBTQ+ characters in TV history.

During an exclusive interview, Looper spoke to Perry Mattfeld, who dished on the development of her character, seasons 3 and 4 of "In the Dark," and how the CW strives for inclusivity and representation. She also delved into her time on "Shameless," being friends with Emmy Rossum, and revealed the hilarious thing she does to "Supernatural" stars Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles when she sees them at press events.

Looper spoke to Zión Moreno and Savannah Lee Smith during an exclusive interview. They dished on the "Gossip Girl" reboot's hierarchy, which OG characters and actors they'd love to work with on the series, and the importance of representation and tackling critical societal issues (with a smidge of activism).

During an exclusive interview, Looper spoke to Whitney Peak, Eli Brown, and Jordan Alexander about the pressures of rebooting the beloved "Gossip Girl" franchise, that juicy love triangle, and what surprising political figure the cast would love to see on the series.

Looper spoke to Josh Safran during an exclusive interview. He debunked some major rumors, teased an original character cameo, and told us everything we need to know about Kristen Bell's new reigning Gossip Girl post-Dan Humphrey. 

During an exclusive interview, Looper spoke to Sophie Cookson, who revealed what it was like working with the "Infinite" cast, how she prepared for her character, and teased some ad-libbed moments from filming. She also delved into her time on "Kingsman," the stunts involved, and working with Colin Firth and Chris Hemsworth.

Much of "How I Met Your Mother" hasn't aged well, but these are the most egregiously problematic moments that probably wouldn't see the light of day if the show were currently airing. Given that the series' entire premise relies on Ted telling his kids about all the women he's hooked up with (in disturbing detail), there's a lot to choose from.

Looper spoke to co-writer and star Luke Baines, who dished on the movie's creation, ad-libbed lines, his "Shadowhunters" ending, and working on the "Mandalorian" set.