Why Strange World Bombed At The Box Office
Disney's "Strange World" didn't have as successful of an opening weekend as originally predicted. Here's what went wrong at the box office.
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What Bob Iger's Town Hall Remarks Could Mean For The Future Of Disney+
Bob Iger recently spoke at a Disney Town Hall, and his commitment to quality over quantity could change how things work over on Disney+.
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James Gunn Plans To Take A Heavy Creative Hand With The DCEU
DC Studios co-president James Gunn has big plans for the DCEU going forward, as he suggested in a recent reply to a fan on Twitter.
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Criminal Minds: Evolution Fans Are In Stitches Over Uncharacteristic Foul Language In The Series Premiere
Rossi is finally getting to speak his mind like he always wanted to.
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What Rotten Tomatoes Reviews Are Saying About Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio
Here's what folks on Rotten Tomatoes have to say about Guillermo del Toro's take on "Pinocchio."
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Jenna Ortega Had More Than One Veteran Wednesday Addams Helping Her Prep
"Wednesday" sees Jenna Ortega as the titular spooky Addams daughter, and Ortega has shared how past Wednesdays influenced her performance in the Netflix show.
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Criminal Minds: Evolution Has The Wrong Title
The Criminal Minds revival might not be all it's cracked up to be, and here's why.
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James McAvoy Is Keeping Mum About A Professor X Appearance In Avengers: Secret Wars
Anything's possible in "Avengers: Secret Wars." It could even include the return of James McAvoy's Professor X, but the actor isn't saying anything about that.
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James Gunn Confirms That The DCU's Film, TV, And Animated Projects Will Now Share One Universe
The DCU has been all over the place in recent years. Now, James Gunn has promised that films, TV shows, and animated projects will co-exist peacefully.
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Squid Game's Lee Jung-Jae Teases A 'Darker Side' To Gi-Hun In Season 2
"Squid Games" star Lee Jung-jae had some thoughts on the ending of the iconic show's first season and on how they may approach the second season.
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Don Rickles Made Quentin Tarantino Want To Crawl Under A Rug On The Set Of Casino
Director Quentin Tarantino revealed in an interview that he had an awkward encounter with the late comedian Don Rickles on the set of the 1995 film "Casino."
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Will Smith Gets It If You Don't Want To See Emancipation Because Of Him
Will Smith stars in the upcoming historical film "Emancipation," but he revealed he understands if viewers are not ready to welcome him back to Hollywood.
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Andor Season 2 Will Introduce A Key Piece Missing From Season 1
"Andor" creator Tony Gilroy revealed one crucial part of Cassian Andor's legacy that will absolutely make an appearance in the second season of the series.
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1923 Trailer Finds A Way To Turn Up The Star Power In Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone Universe
Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren star in the "Yellowstone" spinoff "1923." Turns out they'll be joined by some equally heavy hitters in the world of acting.
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The White Lotus' Mike White Weighs In On That Intimate Quentin And Jack Moment
In Season 2 of "The White Lotus," Quentin and Jack were caught in an intimate moment, and creator Mike White revealed why he included the sex scene.
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Willow Series Creator Jonathan Kasdan Thinks Harry Potter Was Inspired By The Original Movie
Jonathan Kasdan, the creator behind the "Willow" series, thinks "Harry Potter" owes a debt of thanks to the iconic fantasy franchise.
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Will Smith Says Emancipation's Brutal Shoot Was His Most Difficult - And He Isn't Exaggerating
Will Smith will star in "Emancipation," inspired by the story of a real enslaved man named Peter, and according to the actor the shoot was grueling.
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Looper Unearths Which Scene From House Of The Dragon Was Most Difficult To Watch - Exclusive Survey
In an exclusive survey of "House of the Dragon" watchers, Looper reveals what the most difficult-to-watch moment of Season 1 was, according to fans.
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James Marsden Initially Thought Of Dead To Me As A 'One And Done' Type Of Project - Exclusive
Actor James Marsden initially thought of the Netflix series "Dead to Me" as a "one-and-done" type of project.
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Jason David Frank Nearly Got Into Two Separate Fights With Jean-Claude Van Damme
Over the course of his decades-long career, Jason David Frank nearly got into a fight with Jean-Claude Van Damme on two separate occasions.
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Here's How To Watch Top Gun: Maverick At Home
Audiences will soon be able to enjoy "Top Gun: Maverick" from the comfort of their homes when it comes to Paramount+ in the near future.
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Hollywood Gears Up To Tell Another Story About Itself In Star-Powered Babylon Trailer
Hollywood often makes movies about itself. However, none have ever come across as quite as outlandish as the upcoming "Babylon."
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Judd Hirsch Found His Fabelmans Character Thanks To A Tony Award-Winning Play - Exclusive
Actors often look to their own experiences to play a role. Judd Hirsch told Looper he found his Fabelmans character thanks to a Tony Award-winning play.
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Why Marvel Fans Won't Be Seeing A Namor Standalone Movie Anytime Soon
In a similar situation to the Hulk, Marvel Studios controls Namor's story in the MCU, but Disney cannot produce a standalone movie for the character.
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It's Well Past Time For The MCU To Hex Cinemas With A Scarlet Witch Movie
It's high time that the MCU takes things to the next level by finally giving Wanda Maximoff her own "Scarlet Witch" movie.
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Don't Sleep On The Chance To Win This Yellowstone: The Dutton Legacy Blu-Ray Box Set
Looper and /Film are teaming up for a great "Yellowstone" giveaway. Here's how to win.
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Suzie Yeung And Sarah Wiedenheft On Dubbing The Infamous Women Of Chainsaw Man - Exclusive Interview
English-dub voice actors Suzie Yeung and Sarah Wiedenheft of "Chainsaw Man" discuss their characters and which of their fears would make the scariest Devil.
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