Babylon Breakout Diego Calva Has Issues With How Mexico Is Portrayed By Hollywood
Diego Calva, who stars in the upcoming "Babylon," has taken umbrage with how Netflix portrayed Mexico in "Narcos: Mexico."
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Why Karamo Brown Thinks Queer Eye's Tan Holds The Fab Five Together
Karamo Brown is friends with all of his castmates on "Queer Eye," but there's a very special reason why Tan France holds a special place in his heart.
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A Rebooted Easy Rider Will Soon Ride Again
"Easy Rider" has cemented its place as one of the most iconic films of the 1960s. Now, producers are hoping to recapture its counterculture spirit for a reboot.
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Netflix's Wednesday Just Turned Stranger Things' Debut Week Record Upside Down
Netflix's "Wednesday" has already been a massive success, as evidenced by it trouncing a record previously held by Season 4 of "Stranger Things."
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Glen Powell's Medal Of Honor Scene In Devotion Pays Tribute To Thomas Hudner
Thomas Hudner was the squad leader for the first African-American naval aviator in history. Here's how his family helped the production of Devotion.
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Queer Eye's Karamo Brown Landed A Spot On The Real World While Protesting MTV
Karamo Brown of "Queer Eye" fame actually got his start in the reality TV circuit while he was part of a protest against MTV.
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Sigourney Weaver Explains How She Found Kiri's Voice In Avatar: The Way Of Water
Sigourney Weaver plays a 14-year-old in "Avatar: The Way of Water." The actress revealed how she managed to capture the voice of a teenager.
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Bob Iger Didn't Mince Words Addressing Those Apple Rumors
During a November staff meeting, Bob Iger put the rumors about Apple acquiring Disney firmly to rest once and for all.
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Top Gun: Maverick Is Getting A Theatrical Re-Release For The Holidays
"Top Gun: Maverick" made a ton of money when it came out in theaters earlier this year. Apparently, it'll make a little more with a re-release.
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The Devastating Death Of Die Hard Star Clarence Gilyard Jr.
"Die Hard" actor, author, and university professor Clarence Gilyard Jr. has passed at the age of 66 on November 28 as reported by the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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The Second Super Mario Bros. Movie Trailer Leaps To New Heights
The second trailer for "The Super Mario Bros. Movie" is here to raise the stakes and squash some Goombas.
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Wakanda Forever Almost Included A Shuri And Namor Romance
Some viewers picked up on some vibes between Shuri and Namor in "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever." Turns out, they weren't the only ones.
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The 2023 Oscars Will Finally Televise Every Category
In a significant change from previous years, the 2023 Oscars will televise every award category live.
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A 3rd Rock From The Sun Revival Might Be Next After That '90s Show
Could the clueless aliens be making a pitstop on Earth again? According to the showrunners, there have been discussions.
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Will Smith Explains Why He 'Lost It' During That Oscars Night To Trevor Noah
Will Smith explained to Trevor Noah why he "lost it" at the 2022 Academy Awards. The star said that the incident was the result of several factors.
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Jenna Ortega's Wednesday Performance Has Viewers Erupting In Applause
Jenna Ortega's performance as Wednesday Addams in Netflix's new "The Addams Family" adaptation "Wednesday" is winning praise from viewers across social media.
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Marvel Fans Are Losing Their Minds Over Ryan Reynolds' Interaction With A Miss Minutes Twitter Account
Fans on Twitter think we may have just gotten a hint about Wolverine's origins through a recent tweet from Ryan Reynolds himself.
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Samuel L. Jackson Takes Quentin Tarantino To Task Over His Marvel Remarks
Quentin Tarantino hasn't hidden his disdain for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Now, Samuel L. Jackson has weighed in on the conversation.
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Why Clarence Gilyard Jr.'s Walker, Texas Ranger Character Was A Perfect Fit For Him
Clarence Gilyard Jr.'s role as Ranger Jimmy Trivette on "Walker, Texas Ranger" was a better fit for the actor than many fans of the series might realize.
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The Trailer For Disney's Night At The Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again Will Have Fans Of The Movies Pumped
The trailer for Disney's Night At The Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again will have fans of the movies pumped, as it revisits some of the most memorable characters.
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Chicago Fire's Alberto Rosende Discusses The Preparation For That Jarring Season 11 Roof Scene
After Chicago Fire Season 11, Episode 8 first aired, Blake Gallo actor Alberto Rosende discussed how he prepared to film its jarring roof scene.
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The Sordid Drama Behind Frank Darabont's Firing From The Walking Dead
The Walking Dead became a phenomenon, but the man who started it all was left behind.
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Why The Strange World Creators Avoided Steampunk Aesthetics Despite The Film's Retro Pulp Origins - Exclusive
The "Strange World" creators intentionally avoided steampunk aesthetics despite the film's retro pulp origins. Here's why.
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That '90s Show Will Bring Back In The Street As Its Theme Song
"In the Street" played a vital role in the DNA of "That '70s Show." Now, its successor, "That '90s Show" will bring back the theme song with some '90s flair.
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Every Future Season Of That '90s Show Will Feature A Time Jump
"That '90s Show" will differ from "That '70s Show" in one significant way: each season of the Netflix series will feature a time jump.
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A.J. Cook Nearly Walked Away From Criminal Minds: Evolution At News Of Matthew Gray Gubler's Absence
A.J. Cook is returning to the BAU team for "Criminal Minds: Evolution." However, Cook almost considered not returning due to Matthew Gray Gubler's absence.
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Scarlett Johansson To Lead Amazon's Just Cause Series, Based On The Novel That Inspired Her Second Film
Scarlett Johansson's second film role was in "Just Cause." Now, she's set to lead an Amazon Prime series based on the book that inspired that movie.
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