House of the Dragon opened with Queen Aemma (Sian Brooke)’s brutal birth in the series premiere. The show’s depiction of birth was addressed following the episode airing. Now episode 6 ...

Spoiler alert for the Season 1 finale of “House of the Dragon.” In the final episode of Season 1 of the “Game of Thrones,” prequel show, Rhaenyra Targaryen (Emma D’Arcy) has a stillbirth.

This story originally appeared on Winter is Coming. The series premiere of "House of the Dragon" included some shocking moments, none moreso than the horrific caesarean section procedure performed ...

Whether you're headed out for this July 4 weekend or staying in town, one activity you can do with the family, other than a ...

TL;DR: House of the Dragon Episode 1 contains a controversial birth scene.; Showrunners Miguel Sapochnik and Ryan Condal compared it to a “battlefield.” According to King Viserys actor Paddy ...

Spoiler alert! The following contains details from "House of the Dragon" Season 1, Episode 6, which aired Sept. 25. It must be Westeros if women are suffering.

Birth of the Dragon is not the Bruce Lee biopic you’ve been waiting for, as strong performances and martial arts action by Philip Ng and Xia Yu are wasted on a movie that had too little faith ...

Defenders of House of the Dragon used an excuse for the birth scenes that echoed similar arguments for Game of Throne's violence: Such actions would have been common during the time period.Though ...

In the first episode of “House of the Dragon,” King Viserys (Paddy Considine) attends to Queen Aemma (Sian Brooke) before he approves a deadly C-section in an attempt to save his heir.

House of the Dragon showrunner says they showed birth scene to ‘many’ women to see if it was too gruesome ‘We did make a point of showing it to as many women as possible,’ Miguel Sapochnik ...

"Babies born between Feb. 4, 2024 to Feb. 3, 2025 will have the Wood Dragon as the animal sign of their birth year," says Iskandar. "Since the astrological year starts on Feb. 4 each year, those ...

The fantastical, dragon-filled world of Game of Thrones is back with HBO’s prequel series House of the Dragon—and so is its uncomfortable, all-too-real spectacle of on-screen gendered violence ...