Oz told Victor his brothers were “lost to the city” – but in The Penguin Episode 7, we find out what happened to them, and it ...

Before he arrived at the Old Joliet Prison south of Chicago, now the Joliet Area Historical Museum, Erik Devereux made sure his ensemble was in appropriate Blues Brothers order. The basics weren ...

The latest episode of The Penguin shared dark details of Oz's past including the death of his brothers. In episode seven 'Top Hat,' Colin Farrell's character, Oz Cobb, is seen battling to keep ...

The Penguin shared a critical part of Oz's backstory ... But the episode also delves into Oz's early life and reveals his two other brothers Jack and Benny and Francis Cobb's (Emily Meade) life ...

The Blues Brothers is a 1980 American musical crime comedy film directed by John Landis. It stars John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd as "Joliet" Jake and Elwood Blues, characters developed from "The ...

It’s not that he actively kills his brothers — it’s that he actively does nothing to stop it.” Penguin: Pain and Prejudice reveals that Oswald is the last survivor of the Cobblepot men ...

we get a portrait of the Penguin as a young man (Ryder Allen). One rainy day, in a fit of pique, he shuts his brothers in a municipal storm drain where they’d climbed down to explore ...

The comic sees the young Penguin murder his brothers through a variety of underhanded, calculated methods, and shows incestuous undertones in his relationship with his mother. HBO’s The Penguin ...

Deirdre O’Connell has brilliantly played Francis Cobb, and in episode 7, The Penguin jumped back in time to reveal what happened to her other sons, Oz’s brothers. Earlier in the series ...

Yes, Oz did kill his brothers in DC Comics, but not in the same way as shown in The Penguin series. In DC Comics, Oz’s relationship with his family is fraught with neglect, taunts, and tragedy.

Nearly five decades ago, an SNL side hustle defied the critics and conquered the music and film worlds. A new team is trying ...