Keiynan Lonsdale, who plays Wally West on The Flash and DC's Legends of Tomorrow, has announced that he will not be returning to either series in a regular role. Departing on good terms, the actor said in a farewell note posted on Twitter that he would remain open to an eventual return.
Read MoreBlack Hole, the stark comic book by Charles Burns, will finally be adapted for the screen by Rick Famuyiwa.
Read MoreOne way or another, the Guardians of the Galaxy are coming back for one last ride. Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has shared some details about the imminent production of the third movie in the series, sharing an update on the movie's script as well as a projected start date.
Read MoreDaryl Hannah's directorial debut, Paradox, features original music from star Neil Young.
Read MoreRob Ford, the late former mayor of Toronto who made international waves when reports of his crack-smoking habit were made public, will be portrayed by Damian Lewis in a new film called Run This Town.
Read MoreDetails on the saga-concluding Star Wars: Episode IX are few and far between, but star John Boyega might have filled in a few blanks. Speaking to the press in the leadup to the production of the Star Wars sequel, the actor revealed that he's having to change his look up before filming — but why?
Read MoreIn an exclusive interview with Looper, Kat Dennings says the special kind of crazy her character experiences in Friendsgiving will make viewers appreciate what they might have experienced at their own Thanksgiving celebrations.
Read MoreFans of The Mandalorian may have picked up on the way the Tusken Raiders communicate on the show. It turns out that Troy Kotsur, one of the actors playing a Tusken Raider, is Deaf and helped design Tusken Sign Language (TSL) for the series.
Read MoreNetflix’s new original romantic comedy The Holidate features some pretty recognizable television stars, but you probably don’t know that one of its supporting players turned down two huge sitcoms earlier in her career.
Read MoreMost fans of Mel Brooks' iconic Star Wars satire, Spaceballs, could easily recite the film's most memorable lines. From the (literal) jammed radar scene to Lord Dark Helmet's ridiculous "father's brother's nephew's cousin's former roommate" reveal, the comedy is loaded with rewatchable moments.
Read MoreThe second season of The Mandalorian has landed on Disney+. As audiences navigate through the haze of excitement surrounding a new series of space western adventures, let's take a moment to consider the important questions. Questions like, "Who was that one-eyed guy at the beginning?"
Read MoreIn a roundtable interview for His House, attended by Looper, writer-director Remi Weekes reveals the true horror of his newest film.
Read MoreThe Boys can't just rush in every time they see a cape fluttering in the wind: They have to be cautious. Things don't always go as planned — emotions get in the way, unexpected obstacles arise — and they are mostly cognizant of the fact that they're outmatched. However, there might be a weakness.
Read MoreFrankenweenie delights viewers of all ages with its story of one boy's quest to resurrect his beloved dog. But there are a whole lot of details in this family-friendly movie that only the adults in the audience will notice.
Read MoreFans of Futurama know that the team behind the science fiction cartoon always put considerable effort into the production of each episode. And within each episode there are callbacks, Easter eggs, and layered jokes that can make viewers think twice about a line they just heard.
Read MoreOne fan of the Netflix crime drama Ozark sees a parallel between a tale about Oedipus the King and the show's treatment of three of its female leads. According to their theory, Ruth, Wendy, and Darlene each represent one part of the same woman's journey.
Read MoreThe Umbrella Academy's season 2 finale was chock-full of surprises, but the biggest may have come in the form of a floating box. What — or who — is it? And is it really named Christopher?
Read MoreIf you loved Netflix’s buzziest new romantic comedy, there’s a classic you should check out during your next movie night. After you finish The Holidate for either the first or fifth time, you should definitely watch When Harry Met Sally next.
Read MoreThe Santa Clause is one of the most often-discussed movies in the Christmas canon. That's partly because, when you look at it closely, some of its details seem bizarre, nonsensical, or downright disturbing. Here are some things kids might not notice about this modern holiday classic.
Read MoreEdward Norton is widely considered one of the most brilliant and versatile actors of his generation, who can bring his unique touch to seemingly any role. However, he avoids reprising his roles ... though there was (almost) one exception, which he actually pitched.
Read MoreIt sort of goes without saying that working as a field agent and international superspy comes with a little requisite danger of incurring grievous bodily harm. You know what shouldn't come with a little requisite danger of incurring grievous bodily harm? Playing one in the pictures.
Read MoreGeorge Lucas, like so many others, has fond memories of Sean Connery, having worked together when the actor played Henry Jones, Sr., in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. Here's what Lucas said.
Read MoreEven though he was unwell in the months leading up to his passing, Connery's final days were spent surrounded by the people he loved most.
Read MoreAccording to a number of sources, Connery's widow, artist Micheline Roquebrune, has revealed the nature of her husband's very personal struggle at the end, and it's one that literally millions of people around the globe can relate to.
Read MoreThe ultimate goal for die-hard American Pickers fans is to, one day, visit one of Mike Wolfe's famed Antique Archaeology shops, where a handful of he and his colleagues' best finds, from both onscreen and off, now reside ... although, you might be disappointed by the time your trip concludes.
Read MoreRevered as one of the best sitcoms of the 21st century, The Office finds unending humor in one of the most unexpected places: A paper company's Scranton office. It takes a mundane American work environment and twists it into a comical extreme. Sometimes, these extremes come from real life.
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