Rian Johnson's Journey From Brick To Powerhouse Movie Director
Rian Johnson might be a visionary known for towering sci-fi sagas and intricate whodunits, but he didn't get there overnight.
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Everything I Wanna Dance With Somebody Gets Wrong About The True Story
For everything it succeeds in doing, there's still plenty that I Wanna Dance with Somebody gets wrong about the true story of Whitney Houston.
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Mark Cuban has invested nearly $20 million in Shark Tank's 14 seasons but hasn't made a profit. The Breathometer is a big reason why.
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Paul Mescal Appears Set To Enter The Colosseum In Ridley Scott's Gladiator 2
Paul Mescal has been cast as the lead in the upcoming "Gladiator 2," where he will be taking on the role of Lucius.
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Family Guy's Alex Borstein Believes The Show Brings Families Together
Alex Borstein, who voices Lois Griffin on "Family Guy," believes the animated sitcom has the power to bring families closer together.
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They might have heat vision and super-strength, but these good guys aren't immortal. These are the superheroes we lost in comics, TV shows, and movies in 2022.
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Yellowstone Fans Make Their Love For Teeter Known
No one can understand a word Teeter says on "Yellowstone." That hasn't stopped Jennifer Landon's butt-kicking character from becoming a fan favorite.
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His Dark Materials Season 3 - Everything You Need To Know
Here's everything we know so far about His Dark Materials season 3.
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Martin Scorsese Offers High Praise For Todd Field's Tár
From one great director to the next, Martin Scorsese has now offered some high praise for Todd Field's searing drama.
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The Possible King Kong Reference In Naruto
King Kong is a character who looms large in pop culture, and everything from shows to movies to anime has referenced the giant ape -- including "Naruto."
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Shocking No One, Netflix Renews Wednesday For Another Semester At Nevermore
After Season 1 of "Wednesday" became a huge hit for Netflix, the streamer has finally announced another semester at the creepy Nevermore school.
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Yellowstone's Cole Hauser Says He And Kelly Reilly Are Completely Different From Rip And Beth
"Yellowstone" star Cole Hauser explained that both Rip and Beth are a far cry from the cast members that play them.
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The Batman's Colin Farrell Was Ready For A Penguin Series Once He Put The Makeup On
Colin Farrell says the makeup done for the Penguin compelled him to reprise his role as the Gotham villain in a DC spinoff series.
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Why Mysaria From House Of The Dragon Looks So Familiar
If the actor who portrays dancer and spy Mysaria from House of the Dragon looks familiar, it's likely from one of the following roles.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water Is Now Turning A Profit, So The Rest Of The Sequels Are On The Way
James Cameron has weighed in on what The Way of Water's success means for the future of Avatar, and how far along the next three sequels are.
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That '70s Show Fans Ponder The Possible Inclusion Of Kelso's Child Betsy In That '90s Show
"That '90s Show" is about to arrive on Netflix. Fans can't help but wonder if Betsy, Kelso's baby from "That '70s Show," will turn up on the new show.
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Gabriel Luna Still Wants To Continue Playing Ghost Rider In The MCU
It's been a while since audiences have seen Gabriel Luna's Ghost Rider in the MCU, but the actor is still hoping that he can bring the character back.
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Don Cheadle Has Fond Memories Filming Ocean's Twelve Despite Fan Backlash
Despite it being the least-liked of the three films, and people telling him so, Don Cheadle has fond memories of filming the 2004 film, "Ocean's Twelve."
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The Slasher Genre Tackles COVID With Peacock's Chilling Trailer For Sick
Peacock has released the first trailer for their upcoming COVID-19 themed slasher-thriller Sick.
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The Last Of Us Video Game Creator Neil Druckmann Reveals His Approach To Adapting His Magnum Opus For TV
As "The Last of Us" creator Neil Druckmann has discovered, there's a much different process involved in creating video games versus adapting them to TV.
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Fans Aren't Holding Back Their Thoughts On M3GAN
Critics are showing a surprising amount of love to the campy new killer doll movie M3GAN, but what's are general audiences saying?
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Who Plays Missy's Date Dean On Young Sheldon?
Missy is going through the awkward teen years on "Young Sheldon," which includes the inevitable cringy first date; here's who played her date, Dean.
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The Stranger Things Cast Will Reportedly Get Huge Pay Bumps For Season 5
"Stranger Things" is coming to a close after Season 5, and it seems that the cast members are getting significant pay raises for their work in the final season.
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Criminal Minds: Evolution Fans Can Rest Assured That The BAU's Jet Will Be Making A Return
"Criminal Minds: Evolution" features some fan favorites, but left fans wondering: Where's the BAU jet? Showrunner Erica Messer is teasing fans about a return.
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Nicolas Cage Won't Be Back As Spider-Man Noir In Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse
Nicolas Cage's turn as Spider-Man Noir in "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" was a highlight of 2018. But don't expect him to return in the 2023 sequel.
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Jeremy Renner Proves He's The Strongest Avenger In His First Social Media Video Since Accident
Jeremy Renner is in high spirits following the snowplow accident he experienced on January 1, and he shared a funny video with his social media followers.
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Don Cheadle Sets The Record Straight On Filling Terrence Howard's Role As War Machine
Don Cheadle wants to clear the air about exactly how he came to replace Terrence Howard as James Rhodes in the MCU.
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