James Gunn Directing Superman: Legacy Is Looking More Likely Every Day
There's a likelihood that DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn could end up directing the upcoming Superman: Legacy.
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The Goldbergs Has No Business Moving Forward After Season 10
The Goldbergs is at a turning point, and it might be time to say goodbye.
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Charles Kimbrough, Murphy Brown Actor, Dies At 86
Charles Kimbrough, best known for playing anchor Jim Dial in Murphy Brown, has died at the age of 86.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water Sinks Titanic At All-Time International Box Office
"Avatar: The Way of Water's" latest box office achievement might just be the most impressive one yet, because it just sunk "Titanic."
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The Umbrella Academy Season 4 - What We Know So Far
Here's everything we currently know about the 4th and final season of Netflix's The Umbrella Academy.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water On Track To Lose Top Box Office Spot To Knock At The Cabin
Knock at the Cabin has dethroned James Cameron's Avatar: The Way of Water from the top spot at the box office.
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Avatar's Dr. Seuss Easter Egg Is Incredibly Fitting
It's only fitting, since The Lorax is also a heavy-handed tale of ecological preservation
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Melinda Dillon, Close Encounters Of The Third Kind Star, Dies At 83
The actress best known for iconic supporting turns in Close Encounters of the Third Kind and A Christmas Story has died, her family says.
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Gold Rush's Rick Ness Says The Long Hours Are The Hardest Part Of Being A Gold Miner
According to Rick Ness of Gold Rush, the long hours are what makes the job of a gold miner especially difficult.
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Why Seamus O'Meara From Law & Order: Organized Crime Looks So Familiar
Seamus O'Meara is a criminal who works for the crime boss Eamonn Murphy in "Law & Order: Organized Crime," and he's played by actor Michael Malarkey.
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Knock At The Cabin's Ben Aldridge Is Grateful For The Key Changes To The Source Material
In a recent interview, Ben Aldridge said he appreciated how M. Night Shyamalan made changes to Knock at the Cabin's ending to differ from the book.
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George R. Robertson, Police Academy Franchise Mainstay, Dies At 89
Veteran actor George R. Robertson, who starred as Commissioner Henry Hurst in the first six "Police Academy" films, has died at the age of 89.
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Anna Kendrick Thought Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World Would Be A 'Tough Buy' For Audiences
During a recent interview, Anna Kendrick admitted that she didn't fully get "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World" while working on the now iconic movie.
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The Stranger Things Character Finn Wolfhard Wants More Scenes With In Season 5
"Stranger Things" star Finn Wolfhard said he'd like to share more scenes with this costar while answering fan questions online for GQ.
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Giancarlo Esposito Realized The Key To Playing Gus In Breaking Bad Was To Do Nothing
Breaking Bad actor Giancarlo Esposito has opened up about how doing nothing made Gus Fring a compelling character.
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Blue Bloods' Showrunner Has Concerns About Progressing Jamie And Eddie's Relationship
Kevin Wade, showrunner of the series "Blue Bloods," revealed that he is worried about moving forward the relationship between Jamie Reagan and Eddie Janko.
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Pamela Anderson Makes A Bombshell Claim About Home Improvement Co-Star Tim Allen's On-Set Behavior
Pamela Anderson's memoir is almost here, and in it, she writes about a shocking scenario surrounding Tim Allen's behavior on the set of "Home Improvement."
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Dave Bautista Has The Best Kind Of Praise For Austin Butler In Dune: Part Two
Dave Bautista says that Austin Butler's performance in the upcoming Dune: Part Two is terrifying.
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How Jennifer Coolidge Behaved On Set Of Shotgun Wedding, According To Jennifer Lopez
Fresh off her first Emmy win, Jennifer Coolidge is next set to appear in "Shotgun Wedding." Star Jennifer Lopez has revealed how Coolidge behaved on set.
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Stranger Things' Charlie Heaton Was Cut Out Of A Scene For Laughing Too Much
Charlie Heaton, who plays Jonathan Byers in Netflix's "Stranger Things," was cut from a scene for laughing too much, according to co-star Finn Wolfhard.
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Netflix Renews That '90s Show For Season 2 (& What That Teaches Us About Refreshing Old Franchises)
"That '90s Show" has been renewed over at Netflix, but what does its success tell us about making successful reboots in the current television climate?
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What Jennifer And Marissa From My 600-Lb Life Are Doing Now
Here's what Jennifer and Marissa Jess have been up to since the mother-and-daughter duo appeared in Season 6 of "My 600-lb Life."
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Seth Rogen Is Fine Letting Freaks And Geeks Remain In The Past
In the wake of '90s and '00s revival culture, it is rare to let a show live in its glory. Yet, Seth Rogen is fine letting "Freaks and Geeks" remain in the past.
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No, An Eleven Spin-Off Is Not In The Works Says Stranger Things' Writers
"Stranger Things" fans who can't wait for news on the fifth season thought they were getting some info on a spinoff show, but the writers were quick to clarify.
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Law & Order: SVU Sure Seems Like It's About To Lose Another Main Cast Member (& Honestly? It's Time)
"Law & Order: SVU" recently lost one of its detectives, and if the most recent episode is any indication, it could be preparing to lose another.
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James Gunn's Classic Superman Sounds Great, But Please Leave Those Red Trunks In The Past
Here's why Superman's trunks should be a thing of the past ... and why many people nevertheless feel otherwise.
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Mayfair Witches Renewed For Season 2 At AMC
It's official; AMC's "Mayfair Witches" show has been renewed for a second season, proving the AMC and Anne Rice partnership is going pretty well.
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