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Sideshow Collectibles has long been celebrated for their incredibly detailed figures based on characters from pre-existing properties, but in recent years, fans have embraced the company's original creation, the Court of the Dead, which has introduced collectors to Death's eclectic army of the Underworld.

With Sideshow having a big presence at Monsterpalooza this past weekend, we recently caught up with Tom Gilliland, Chief Creative Officer of Sideshow Collectibles, and creator of the Court of the Dead, the design studio’s premiere original property. Continue reading to learn about what's next for the popular line of collectibles, including the possibility of new life-size figures, the amazing Malavestros Premium Format figure, upcoming jewelry from Badali and Han Cholo, and much more.

Sideshow has really stepped up their Premium Format ™ line of figures, and a huge part of that is the amazing amount of detail put into the base of these figures, like...

The waterworks were contagious on this week's episode of The Bachelor -- and they weren't just coming from the ladies.

Nick Viall couldn't keep the tears at bay during Monday's episode of the ABC dating show, breaking down in an epic meltdown in front of his remaining six suitors, where he questioned leaving the show altogether.

Exclusive: 'Bachelor' Nick Viall Reveals His Three Frontrunners

"I'm sorry for interrupting, but I just wanted to be honest, and I wanted to be real with you guys," Nick said to the remaining women after sending Danielle L. home on the two-on-one date.

"I had, obviously, a two-on-one today, and I sent both Whitney and Danielle home," he continued, already wiping the tears off his face. "Danielle, you know, my relationship with her was a relationship that I was really optimistic about, and along with you women, someone that I thought about, you know, this all working...

Tragedy rocked UnREAL this week, making Lifetime's satire of reality TV just another instance of art colliding with life to devastating effect.

And while some shows have chosen to delay topical yet potentially controversial episodes in the wake of recent shootings that have drawn attention to race relations in the United States, UnREAL decided to face racism, violence and discomfort head-on in Monday's episode.

Spoiler warning: For those who haven't watched the latest episode of UnREAL, plot details will be revealed.

The end of "Ambush" unflinchingly expressed the horror and anger of the cast and crew of Everlasting, the Bachelor-esque reality show-within-a-show,...

Tragedy rocked UnREAL this week, making Lifetime's satire of reality TV just another instance of art colliding with life to devastating effect. And while some shows have chosen to delay topical yet potentially controversial episodes in the wake of recent shootings that have drawn attention to race relations in the United States, UnREAL decided to face racism, violence and discomfort head-on in Monday's episode. Spoiler warning: For those who haven't watched the latest episode of UnREAL, plot details will be revealed.The end of "Ambush" unflinchingly expressed the horror and anger of the cast and crew of Everlasting, the Bachelor-esque reality show-within-a-show,...

UnREAL is known for its jaw-dropping plot twists, but Monday's episode once again pushed its own boundaries ... and to a very dark place even by the show's standards.

Spoiler warning: For those who haven't seen the latest episode of UnREAL, plot details will be revealed ahead.

At the end of Monday's episode, "Infiltration," Rachel (Shiri Appleby) and Jeremy (Josh Kelly) found themselves in a frighteningly intense and violent fight that resulted in Chet (Craig Bierko) firing Jeremy from Everlasting, the show's Bachelor-esque show-within-a-show, and physically kicking him off the set.

Coming to BlowsKelly tells People that the blowup stems from...

UnREAL is known for its jaw-dropping plot twists, but Monday's episode once again pushed its own boundaries ... and to a very dark place even by the show's standards. Spoiler warning: For those who haven't seen the latest episode of UnREAL, plot details will be revealed ahead.At the end of Monday's episode, "Infiltration," Rachel (Shiri Appleby) and Jeremy (Josh Kelly) found themselves in a frighteningly intense and violent fight that resulted in Chet (Craig Bierko) firing Jeremy from Everlasting, the show's Bachelor-esque show-within-a-show, and physically kicking him off the set. Coming to BlowsKelly tells People that the blowup stems from...

UnREAL is known for its jaw-dropping plot twists, but Monday's episode once again pushed its own boundaries ... and to a very dark place even by the show's standards. Spoiler warning: For those who haven't seen the latest episode of UnREAL, plot details will be revealed ahead.At the end of Monday's episode, "Infiltration," Rachel (Shiri Appleby) and Jeremy (Josh Kelly) found themselves in a frighteningly intense and violent fight that resulted in Chet (Craig Bierko) firing Jeremy from Everlasting, the show's Bachelor-esque show-within-a-show, and physically kicking him off the set. Coming to BlowsKelly tells People that the blowup stems from...