Bert Kreischer's Movie The Machine Was A Total Accident - Exclusive
Bert Kreischer's new movie, "The Machine," is not just inspired by a true story from college, but it was also an accident that it was approved to be a film.
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High Desert's Rupert Friend On His Character's Tragic Backstory ... And Losing A Nipple - Exclusive
"High Desert" star Rupert Friend explained the tragedy of his character and what it was like to film scenes that left his character missing a body part.
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Is Only Murders In The Building Getting A Musical Episode In Season 3?
Season 3 of Only Murders in the Building may have Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez showing off their talents in a musical episode.
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NCIS: LA's Finale Isn't The End For LL Cool J's Hawaii S3-Bound Sam Hanna
Despite NCIS: LA's cancellation, LL Cool J's Sam Hanna will recur multiple times with some regularity on another NCIS spin-off show, NCIS: Hawai'i.
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Final Trailer For The Flash Highlights Supergirl, Batman, And Even Alfred
The final trailer for "The Flash" has released, and it's full of looks at the film's many DC heroes.
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Matt Damon Thinks The Solution To Barbie Vs. Oppenheimer Is An Opening Weekend Double Feature
A rivalry is brewing between "Barbie" and "Oppenheimer," and actor Matt Damon suggests audiences see both the same weekend to settle the score.
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Asteroid City: First Reviews Call The Movie Classic Wes Anderson Fare
The first "Asteroid City" reviews are in. Cinephiles may be curious about what critics are saying about Wes Anderson's latest audacious project.
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Florence Pugh Says Some Collaborators Were Upset With Her For Taking A Role In Black Widow
Florence Pugh says she got some pushback after taking a role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Minecraft Movie: What We Do In The Shadows Star Matt Berry Reportedly Circling A Role
Matt Berry, best known as Laszlo on "What We Do in the Shadows," is reportedly in negotiations to join Jason Momoa in the "Minecraft" movie from Warner Bros.
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Netflix Updates Its Sharing Rules Yet Again, And Now It'll Cost Even More
Netflix's password sharing rules are finally here.
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Hellraiser Is Great, But Clive Barker's Abarat Is An Epic Fantasy Series Made For The Streaming Age
Clive Barker is known for "Hellraiser," but "Abarat" is the type of adaptation that could expand his audience in the age of streaming and fantasy television.
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Mrs. Davis Star Betty Gilpin Totally Botched Her Gossip Girl Audition
Betty Gilpin had a disastrous audition for this over-the-top teen soap.
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The Idol Racks Up Shocking Reviews Despite Cannes Standing Ovation
The eagerly-awaited "The Idol" screened to rapturous applause at Cannes. So, why are initial reviews of the Lily-Rose Depp/The Weeknd HBO series so harsh?
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The Fast X Role That Almost Went To Keanu Reeves
Keanu Reeves could've been part of "Fast X," and it isn't the first time a director tried to get Reeves to be part of the "Fast & Furious" franchise.
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Gargoyles Could Be The Next Great Superhero Movie (But Only If Jordan Peele Is Involved)
Jordan Peele wants to make Gargoyles happen, and Disney needs to let him do it.
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Robert De Niro And Sebastian Maniscalco's Dad Bonded While Filming About My Father - Exclusive
While preparing to play the on-screen version of Sebastian Mansicalco's dad in "About My Father," Robert De Niro bonded with the real Salvo Maniscalco.
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MCU Star Ray Stevenson Dead At 58
Ray Stevenson, the Northern Irish actor who's arguably best known for playing Volstagg in the "Thor" franchise, has died aged 58.
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The Little Mermaid Box Office Prediction: Can Disney's Latest Live-Action Remake Crack A Billion?
Ariel is entering a whole new world of post-Covid Disney releases. How big will the film perform?
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One DC Villain Can Take On The Entire Justice Society Of America At Once
The Justice Society is a force to be reckoned with. But so is Per Degaton, an enemy to the League since 1947 and the focus of "Justice Society of America" #4.
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How Rome Helped Ray Stevenson Land His Role In Dexter
A phone call from Ray Stevenson's showrunner on "Rome," Scott Buck, helped Stevenson land his role as the big bad in "Dexter" Season 7. Here's how it happened.
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Fast & Furious Finally Giving Female Characters The Keys With New Spin-Off Confirmed
The Fast & Furious franchise has a reputation as a meathead male power fantasy, but according to Vin Diesel, it may soon be getting a female-led spin-off.
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The Color Purple: Remake's First Trailer Lives Up To The Original
The Color Purple is circling back all the way to where it started -- the big screen -- in an absolutely faithful way.
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Ray Stevenson's Punisher: War Zone Was An Underappreciated Gem That Future Adaptations Shouldn't Ignore
The Punisher is about get a bigger role in the MCU at large, but his most entertaining live-action outing to date was also his least superheroic.
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The Last Movie Ray Stevenson Was In Before He Died
Ray Stevenson was keeping very busy, and his last film was a fascinating historical project.
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The Original Ariel Totally Supports The Changes In The New Little Mermaid
Along with early reactions praising the live-action "Little Mermaid," the original Ariel, Jodi Benson, supports the changes made to Disney's latest film.
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James Gunn Confirms That A GOTG 3 Groot Scene Was Influenced By John Carpenter's The Thing
"Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3" director James Gunn confirmed that a Groot scene was inspired by a scene from John Carpenter's iconic horror film, "The Thing."
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Vanderpump Rules Season 11: Producers Are Taking A Break After Scandoval
The production team behind "Vanderpump Rules" is giving the cast some breathing room before filming again.
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