George R.R. Martin says he has to finish 'The Winds of Winter' and says the new 'Game of Thrones' novel is going quite well.

George R.R. Martin, the mastermind behind A Song of Ice and Fire, has turned his epic fantasy series into a global phenomenon, thanks in large part to HBO's Game of Thrones. Fans o

George R.R Martin is undoubtedly best known for his work on Game of Thrones and the ongoing A Song of Ice and Fire book series that inspired the fantasy drama, but both he and Academy Award winner Robert Redford are also among the executive producers of AMC's Dark Winds.

Bill Burr recently appeared on NPR’s “Fresh Air” to promote his new Hulu comedy special, “Drop Dead Years,” and he ripped not only Elon Musk for “evidently” being a Nazi but also liberals for their scared reaction to Musk’s growing political influence. Burr said that his stand-up comedy act these days is devoted to waking …

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: The Hedge Knight, based on George R.R. Martin's Dunk and Egg books, will premiere this year. While we wait, the official logline for the show is as follows: "A century before the events of ‘Game of Thrones,

George R.R. Martin has been hard at work finishing up all sorts of projects over the last decade, except the one that fans want the most from him.

Martin made a surprise cameo in the TV show Dark Winds, with an apparent dig at his long-delayed new novel, The Winds of Winter. The scene is in the season 3 premiere, and he’s not the only famous face involved.

AMC aired the season 3 premiere of Dark Winds, about a pair of detectives working cases on a Native American reservation. In one