Count Olaf sure knows how to rock a pair of hot pink heels! PEOPLE can exclusively reveal the new trailer for the highly anticipated Netflix show A Series of Unfortunate Events — and what a tease it ...

If you think that the only relationship between Count Olaf and Lemony Snicket is that one of them is an author and made up the other one — then boy, have you got that wrong. Within the A Series of ...

Bringing A Series of Unfortunate Events books from page to screen took more than good casting and a blank check. Take, for example, the elaborate designs of the outfits worn by Count Olaf, the villain ...

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He’s a terrible person. He’s a thief and a murderer. He’s downright horrible. He’s… Count Olaf! On Thursday Netflix released the first teaser for the highly anticipated new show A Series of ...

A Series Of Unfortunate Events requires you to play close attention. If you don't, you could miss some major clues as to what is really going on. Of course, there are some clues that it doesn't try to ...

The new Netflix rendition of A Series of Unfortunate Events is delightful, a word which here means “much better than the 2004 movie and arguably better than the original books.” It’s accessible and ...

A new featurette has been released showcasing the many faces of Count Olaf including Stefano, Captain Sham, Shirley, a frightening doctor, a terrible detective, and a nightmarish auctioneer. Harris ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: Count Olaf is the worst. He’s vile and cruel and a terrible actor, to boot. Which is why his dreadfully bad disguises are also one of the best parts of A Series of ...

Warning: Minor spoilers ahead for the second season of "A Series of Unfortunate Events." Neil Patrick Harris literally wears many hats as the villain on Netflix's "A Series of Unfortunate Events," but ...

Here’s where we run into some trouble. While it’s been a few years since I read the source material, I don’t feel off base saying that “A Bad Beginning: Part One” sticks pretty close to the book. It’s ...