In an exclusive interview, Looper spoke to Bill Skarsgård about "Nine Days" and why the movie stands out against his vast catalog of work. He even took us back to Derry, Maine, to dish on playing the sadistic clown Pennywise in "It." 

During an exclusive interview, Looper spoke to Wong and Hale, who dished on the significance of "Nine Days," what it was like shooting the film, and how these characters offer a worthy message in trying times. Wong also dished on what it was like working with Benedict Cumberbatch in "Doctor Strange" and revealed some of the storylines he'd like to see the MCU tackle next. Hale also reminisced about his time on "Toy Story 4" and working with Neil Patrick Harris.

During an interview for his new film, "Ride the Eagle," Jake Johnson — who played Nick Miller — spoke to Looper about all things Taylor Swift and Prince. The actor noted how their appearances on the series was par for the course when it came to the incredible resources that "New Girl" had at its disposal. The relatability of the show for anyone watching certainly didn't hurt its chances of scoring some of its big-name guest stars. 

During our exclusive interview, Beetz and Duke dished on "Nine Days," their favorite scenes from the film, and why the movie is so powerful in today's climate. They also covered their respective Marvel franchises, "Deadpool" and "Black Panther" — and Duke reminisced about his time working with the late, great Chadwick Boseman.

Of course, picking just a few of the funniest moments from any of his shows is nearly an impossible task, but these hilarious "Parks and Recreation" moments, ranked in reverse, are among the best of the best. Did your favorite make the cut?

During an exclusive interview, Looper spoke with Johnson, who dished on "Ride the Eagle" and working with co-stars Susan Sarandon and D'Arcy Carden. He also touched on playing Nick on "New Girl," working with a young Olivia Rodrigo, and having scenes with Taylor Swift and Prince. He also revealed some news for fans of the "Spider-Verse" and "Jurassic World" franchises.

During an exclusive interview, Looper spoke to D'Arcy Carden, who revealed the difficulties of filming in a separate location from your scene partner and what it was like working with Jake Johnson. She even dished on that iconic Chidi/Eleanor/Janet makeout scene from "The Good Place" and how the show's ending impacted the cast.

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.