House of Cards

Netflix’s House of Cards gave us all a chilly surprise with the brief leak of Season 3 onto streaming platforms last week, but the coldest shoulder of all comes from Claire Underwood, by the latest teaser. She and President Underwood aren’t doing too well in taking their White House portraits, so might Season 3 spell doom for the First Couple?

Frank Underwood didn’t exactly make it to the White House on honest terms, but ‘House of Cards’ season 3 has some explaining to do of its Netflix arrival. The Kevin Spacey political drama briefly made an appearance on Netflix’s streaming platforms well in advance of its February 27 premiere, so what does Francis have to say for himself?

Netflix may be abuzz with the arrival of Marvel’s ‘Daredevil,’ but the streaming service’s OG breakout anti-hero will retake the throne even sooner by ‘House of Cards’ season 3's February 27 debut. That said, the newest photos and motion poster for the Kevin Spacey political drama teases some dark times ahead for the Underwoods, however long they can hold onto the Presidency…

As if Netflix extended its omnipotence to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, the first ‘House of Cards’ season 3 trailer managed to strike just minutes after Kevin Spacey took home a Golden Globe for Francis Underwood. Speaking of that newly-crowned President, see the Underwoods begin their drama anew in our first look at the political drama’s 2015 run!

Conflicted accounts may rule the day on Showtime's steamy marital drama 'The Affair,' but the HFPA is on board for either side. The 2015 Golden Globes have officially granted Best TV Drama to 'The Affair,' just two months after the show was granted its second season.

Netflix's 'House of Cards' seemed for a time that it might fold after two seasons, but Vice President Underwood has officially risen to the challenge. The political drama has released its first season 3 teaser, setting a February premiere date for Frank and Claire's presidential ascent, both literally, and figuratively.

Netflix's smash hit 'House of Cards' may be filled with some very serious material -- political machinations, murders, smoking, text messages -- which makes it a prime candidate for some big-time skewering. Enter 'Tonight Show' host Jimmy Fallon, who boasts a staggering Kevin Spacey impersonation and an attention for 'House of Cards' detail that's as impressive as it is amusing. What if we just moved 'House of Cards' into Rockefeller Center and it focused on the late-night game? It's 'House of Cue Cards,' and it's your new favorite show.

What is TV these days? Is it that big hulking flat screen in your living room where you watch awards shows live with commercials? Is it the things that you download from iTunes or stream on Hulu and watch on your phone during your long commute? Is it the latest season of 'Game of Thrones' which you stole from a torrent site and consume in one long evening while eating pie with birds flying out of it? TV is all of these, but TV is certainly not Netflix. Still Netflix is dying to be TV, and that is a huge mistake.

"Cat is out of the bag," tweeted Kevin Spacey as he and Activision unveiled the Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare trailer, which both previews one hell of an action-packed game and prominently features the 'House of Cards' star as he readies to bring some Underwood-ian power-mongering to the video game world.

We're just days away from Netflix's 'House of Cards' season 2 premiere, but given the "all at once" model, the debut of 13 new episodes will have to last us until 2015, season 3 renewal or no. To that end, check out three more trailers for the coming return of Netflix's Kevin Spacey-Robin Wright political thriller, each more tantalizing than the last!