Jon Snow

A "Game of Thrones" sequel focused on the fan-favorite, impossible-to-kill character Jon Snow is in early development at HBO, according to Hollywood trade reports.

"Game of Thrones" actor Kit Harington is undergoing treatment after the end of the HBO television series in which he starred as the heartthrob Jon Snow, his representative said on May 28.

When you are in a relationship with a major ‘Game Of Thrones’ character, you should see it coming. In the show where severed heads and limbs fly off at the slightest pretext, it’s no surprise if the actors find themselves obsessed with a little gore.

It might be difficult to swallow (pardon the pun) for all those diehard fans of the show, but Game of Thrones is over for this year. However, for all the female lovers of the show out there, there could be something that will keep you company until the next season comes around. If you want to let your inner direwolf out in the bedroom, there is a perfect sex toy for you.

Millions of fans from around the globe are waiting on the edges of their seats to see the finale of the Game of Thrones season 8 next Sunday. The end of episode 6 was a taste of what is likely to be in store with fire and ice meeting beyond the wall.

HBO has just released its latest trailer for season seven of Game of Thrones, focusing on the war that is and the war to come. Winter is here, everyone, and while things aren’t looking great for the peoples of Westeros—particularly everyone who’s dumb enough to be fighting against Daenerys—season seven is looking utterly fantastic for us viewers.

It is approaching! On July 16 the highly anticipated first episode of HBO’s mega hit TV series Game of Thrones will air and the network just gave a peak of what is in store in their latest trailer, which has already gone viral with over 10 million views in just one day.

The question of whether Jon Snow (Kit Harrington) will continue to appear on the HBO’s mega-hit TV series, after his onscreen death at the end of season 6, remains one of the biggest mysteries in TV entertainment.

HBO's most-watched series, the medieval fantasy drama "Game of Thrones," will likely continue through three more seasons, a network executive said on July 30, as he defended the show's gritty violence.