Throughout its eight-season run on HBO, Game of Thronesdeviated further and further from its source material, George R.R.

Catelyn Stark's decisions in Game of Thrones led to her demise, but in George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire, her fate ...

Also Read: “Game of Thrones” 101: What Can Kill White Walkers, and What Exactly Is Dragonglass? The concept of “ice dragons” actually comes up a few times in the book series. People ...

Game of Thrones, based on George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series, is arguably the most influential 21st-century TV drama.

Some Game of Thrones fans have been busy piecing together theories about why we haven't seen the last of The Night King on the HBO hit.

HBO. I know this is getting morbid. I’m sorry. I don’t think it’s unfair, though. Game of Thrones is a show littered with death. So many characters have died and so many more will die.

The Night King is dead.Long live the Night King. Now that the ancient big bad from "Game of Thrones" is a pile of ice cubes in the Godswood behind Winterfell, fans are flocking to the Instagram ...

This post contains spoilers for Game of Thrones Season 8, episode 3. Last week on Game of Thrones, winter came prematurely.The Night King is dead, but the more shocking twist for many was the ...

It’s a boy! Last Sunday, Game of Thrones’ Night King scored a dragon of his own.After using a spear to shoot Viserion from the sky, in the last scene of “Beyond the Wall,” the leader of ...

There’s a popular theory kicking around the Game of Thrones community right now involving two characters at the heart of the story: the all-knowing, all-seeing Bran Stark (Isaac Hempstead Wright ...

Also Read: “Game of Thrones” Recap: Death is, Quite Literally, the Enemy Beyond the Wall There are a few good reasons to think we could have an undead ice dragon on our hands, though. For one ...