In spite of its severely disappointing ending, Game of Thrones continues to have an incredible legacy, complete with a spin-off prequel and multiple more on the way. There is a lot to still love about ...

“Game of Thrones” is a series that embodies the tropes of high fantasy and subverts them. And in no area in the series has that been more clear than its gender politics. Women on “Game of Thrones” ...

“Game of Thrones” stars past and present filled Radio City Music Hall this month for the world premiere of the first episode of the fantasy saga’s eighth and final season, which debuted Sunday on HBO.

Sophie Turner recently told Flaunt magazine as part of a cover story that “Game of Thrones” was “actually doing a lot of justice to women” despite generating constant backlash during its run for ...

Turner, who played Sansa Stark throughout the HBO series' entire eight-season run between 2011 and 2019, praised the show for how it "didn't shy away from showing atrocities that happened to women ...

Jennie Richardson is a TV Features and Lists Writer for Collider, and a graduate student pursuing an MFA in Fiction Writing. In other words, she really loves stories. In spite of its severely ...

“I did feel — and still do — that ‘Game of Thrones’ shone a light on things that many people were like ‘Oh god, you can’t show that kind of thing’ — and I understand it can be triggering — I totally ...