Alicent Hightower's green dress seen in episode 5 of 'House of the Dragon' could mean something more than a call to war. Skip to main content.

For 'House of the Dragon' Season 2, HBO launched an AI-enabled digital poster generator to let fans pick a side in the Targaryen civil war.

“Green is the color the Hightower burns when they call their banners to war,” whispers Larys Strong, referencing the seat of House Hightower in Oldtown, whose motto is “We Light the Way ...

More than just being the colours of House Hightower, Alicent’s dress is a subtle declaration of war against Rhaenyra. Arriving late at the wedding as the scorned stepmother of Rhaenyra, Alicent ...

Otto Hightower's propaganda funeral procession on House of the Dragon was vile, gross, and totally defensible. Does that mean the Red Wedding is, too?

House of the Dragon's dowager queen made green her signature color all the way back in Season 1, a reference to the green fire House Hightower lights in Oldtown when it calls its banners to war.

The Targaryen family and the Hightower family wage an all-out war for the Iron Throne in the Season 1 finale of HBO's House of the Dragon.

The “Bates Motel” actress notably poses in a lime green set, a nod to the color that House Hightower uses to call its banners to war. 4 Savage X Fenty called the collaboration “Queen Sh—t.” ...

House of the Dragon was already renewed for season 3, just days before season 2's arrival on our TV screens. Team Black and Team Green will continue to duke it out.

You don’t have to like anything about Otto Hightower’s otherwise unethical House of the Dragon scheme to recognize its merits. But the real quandary begins once you do.

But Otto Hightower wasn’t going to leave anything to chance on House of the Dragon. He was going to milk this unthinkable tragedy for every ounce of publicity he could. “The Realm must see the ...