These are movies that will make you never, ever want to break the law and risk prison, ever.

Jane Fonda gets candid about how her celebrity status garnered unexpected reactions while she was in jail.

Following Jonathan Majors being found guilty on charges of assault and harassment, a defense lawyer speculated on if the actor will get jail time.

A suspect involved with the kidnapping of Lady Gaga's dogs has been mistakenly released from jail.

Kevin Guthrie has been found guilty and sentenced to prison.

He makes a solid point here.

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Prison inmate Harvey Weinstein has been placed in isolation after allegedly testing positive for the COVID-19 virus.

Marvel Studios' mash-up trailer for their Disney+ series gives us our first look a Loki where the God of Mischief seems to be in he multiverse jail.

The Friends gang should reconsider judging Phoebe for her criminal past when they have broken the law several times...

The gang on The Big Bang Theory is so smart they often get away with illegal activities. We share times when the nerds should have been arrested.

Murder, hacking, kidnapping, faking death, desecrating a corpse... is there any line the How To Get Away With Murder crew won't cross.

The Real Housewives’ of Orange County's Lauri Peterson’s son Josh Waring is being transferred to a safer jail after an aggressive inmate attack.

AeW superstar Jon Moxley doesn't mince words when it comes to the WWE, referring to his time at his old stomping grounds as "being imprisoned."

El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie writer/director Vince Gilligan reveals an alternate ending he came up with for the film, but was rejected.

Brian and Stewie have done some terrible and illegal things over the course of Family Guy's run, and here's why they should currently be in jail.

On Buffy the Vampire Slayer, the titular heroine sacrifices a lot for her calling. For most teenage girls, high school means boys, parties, and trips to the mall. As the Slayer, Buffy doesn't have this luxury. Nor does she have a good reputation. Thrown out of her old school for arson—she was killing a horde of vampires—Buffy arrives at Sunnydale High, already labeled a juvenile delinquent.

No good deed goes unpunished.