George R.R. Martin’s conflicted feelings about House of the Dragon are back in the headlines this week as showrunner Ryan Condal responded to the author’s criticisms for publicly for the first time. Martin’s commentary on this adaptation started out very positive,

House of the Dragon season 3 has added two new cast members to its line-up, and one of them is a "fan-favorite" Game of Thrones character. The new season, which has now started filming, is bringing Ser Roderick Dustin and Ser Torrhen Manderly to the screen.

Released a year before Game of Thrones originally aired, Sean Bean nevertheless remains the spitting image of Ned Stark as he dons his armor as Ulric, an envoy to a local bishop tasked with uncovering evidence of witchcraft in a village untouched by the plague.

The House of the Dragon showrunner was thrilled to add “northern spirit” into their “southern base tale” in Season 3.

It's not The Winds of Winter, but A Song of Ice and Fire fans can soon enjoy the long-awaited Illustrated Edition of A Feast for Crows.

I would like to say we've brought some northern spirit into our southern base tale here,” showrunner Ryan Condal tells EW.

Variety recently reported that the third season of HBO's Game of Thrones prequel, House of the Dragon, has begun filming. This exciting news was accompanied by the announcement of additional cast members for the upcoming season,

House of the Dragon season 3 will cover several major events from its source material, including the massive battle teased near the end of season 2.