We recently asked our Facebook audience what improvements they want to see in House of the Dragon season 3, and one person ...

It's a radical departure from Fire & Blood, George R.R. Martin's faux Targaryen history upon which House of the Dragon is based. That book is told from the perspective of several different ...

The book's interpretation of the event is much more dramatic. Helaena and Alicent are both held captive by Blood and Cheese, who were plainly ordered by Daemon to kill one of Aegon's adolescent sons.

In the book, Alicent fears Rhaenyra will have her children killed after becoming Queen. It’s not an unreasonable fear. She thinks Rhaenyra would see her half-siblings and their offspring as ...

Rhaenyra & Alicent Are More Likely to Grow Apart Than Closer Together in House of the Dragon Season 3. The Blacks and the Greens take things pretty far in the second season of the HBO series.

Season 3 of House of the Dragon is moving forward, and some recent footage from the set has started making the rounds.

The book doesn’t include a meeting of the minds between Alicent and Rhaenyra. Instead, Rhaenyra and Alicent interact after the Fall of King’s Landing, but Alicent seems vengeful, rather than ...

In the book, Alicent is held responsible for acts like closing the gates of King's Landing (which Aemond does in the show) and agitates for war in other ways we won't spoil.

You might think this Alicent and her offer makes for a more riveting story. Or you might hate everything about it. But no matter how you feel, there’s no questioning House of the Dragon is ...

You might think this Alicent and her offer makes for a more riveting story. Or you might hate everything about it. But no matter how you feel, there’s no questioning House of the Dragon is ...

Warning: This post contains spoilers for the Season 2 finale of House of the Dragon Season 2 and George R.R. Martin's book Fire & Blood. House of the Dragons fans who were expecting an epic battle ...