Whatever Happened To Bender From The Breakfast Club
The John Hughes classic film "The Breakfast Club" made stars out of its young cast, including Judd Nelson as "criminal" and resident bad boy John Bender.
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Holmes & Watson: Sony Reportedly Tried And Failed To Sell The Film To Netflix
Netflix is home to many types of content, both good and bad. But one film was apparently so awful that the company turned down an offer to buy it from a major film studio. According to Deadline, Sony reportedly attempted (but failed) to sell Holmes & Watson to Netflix following poor test screenings.
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Aquaman Set To Demolish Justice League's Box Office Take
The unlikeliest of heroes is starting to look like the savior of the (DC Extended) Universe. Following a $72 million dollar North American opening weekend, Aquaman has charged past the $600 million dollar mark at the worldwide box office, rapidly approaching Justice League's total.
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How Bear Grylls Makes His Money
The Man vs. Wild star has actually got quite a few side projects that help keep that cash flowing even when he's not in front of the camera. Here are some of the highlights from Bear Grylls' financial journey over the years that have helped him mint his fortune in spades.
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How Black Mirror: Bandersnatch Puts You In Control Of The Story
Black Mirror is back, and this time, it wants you to do more than just watch. The feature-length episode Bandersnatch debuted today on Netflix, sporting an innovative "Choose Your Own Adventure"-style interface that allows viewers to dictate the story's outcome.
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Goodfellas Actor Frank Adonis Dies At 83
Frank Adonis, the actor known for his roles as Anthony Stabile in Goodfellas and Patsy in Raging Bull, has died. Adonis' wife, Denise, confirmed to TMZ that the actor passed away on Wednesday, December 26 in Las Vegas, Nevada following a battle with "various health issues."
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The ABC Murders Trailer: John Malkovich Is Famous Fictional Detective Hercule Poirot
In 1999, being John Malkovich meant starring in a film centered around your existence. Twenty years later, it means taking on a role entirely different from yourself. John Malkovich steps into the suit and mustache (and goatee) to star as Hercule Poirot on the upcoming Amazon series The ABC Murders.
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What You Don't Know About Thanos' Family
Thanos has gods and heroes in his family tree, and he fathered countless children who were murdered in their cribs. There are adoptive fathers, adoptive daughters, and even bizarre clones of Thanos' own twisted making. Enjoy educating yourself on what you don't know about Thanos' family.
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One-Punch Man Season 2 Trailer, Release Date Revealed
The strongest punch is back. Over three years after its premiere on the small screen, the acclaimed anime series One-Punch Man will take its second swing for season 2. A new trailer for the upcoming second season confirms when the story of the world's strongest superhero, Saitama, will continue.
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The Best Netflix Originals That Critics Were Totally Wrong About
We decided to take another look at some of the most critically condemned Netflix Originals -- and we've found that there's still a lot to love. Here's a reappraisal of the Netflix series that critics were totally wrong about, and why.
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The Ending Of Bird Box Explained
This terrifying journey into a world where you can't trust your eyes is packed with intriguing little details that you'll be thinking about long after the credits have rolled. So in celebration of all those little details and what they might mean, this is the ending of Bird Box, explained.
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Us: First Trailer For Jordan Peele Horror Shows Us We Are Our Own Worst Enemy
Welcome to the holiday from hell. Universal Pictures gave the world a most terrifying gift bright and early on Christmas morning: the very first trailer for Jordan Peele's Us. The film stars Winston Duke and Lupita Nyong'o as a couple who get more than they bargained for on a family vacation.
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TV Movies That Are Actually Worth Watching
Made-for-TV movies have traditionally gotten a bad rap, but perhaps their reputation is undeserved. Sure, there are plenty that are packed with cheesy dialogue and bad acting, but there are more than a few gems that have stood the test of time. Here are TV movies you should actually watch.
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The 5 Best And 5 Worst Saturday Night Live Hosts
Sometimes the best comedic actors falter on SNL, while an athlete or musician can prove surprisingly funny, and people you're certain will bomb find a way to hold their own. In celebration of one of television's great institutions, here's the best and worst hosts to ever step on the SNL stage.
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Spider-Man: Far From Home Cast Reveals Plot Details
Sony and Marvel have been tight-lipped about the plot of Spider-Man: Far From Home, but its stars — not so much. During this month's Comic Con Brazil, two of the flick's cast members blabbed a few significant details to assembled fans, including the fact that Mysterio won't be the villain.
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Avengers: Endgame Theories That Make Absolutely No Sense
Inevitably, for every fan theory about Avengers: Endgame that comes close to the mark, there are going to be a bunch of theories that don't come within a hundred miles. Here's a brief tour of some of the Avengers: Endgame theories that, for one reason or another, just don't make any sense.
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Aquaman Poised To Sink Competition With $70M Opening Weekend
In its opening weekend, Aquaman stands ready to deep-six the competition. The sixth entry in the DC Extended Universe is tracking for a titanic $70 million dollar haul, relegating Mary Poppins Returns and the Transformers spin-off Bumblebee to also-ran status.
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Bad Boys For Life Casts Jacob Scipio, Paola Nuñez
Bad Boys for Life has added some international flavor to its cast. British-Guyanese actor Jacob Scipio (Hunter Killer) and Mexican actress Paola Nuñez (The Son) have been cast in the long-gestating third installment of Will Smith and Martin Lawrence's buddy cop series.
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Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse Gets Its Own Christmas Album
Sony Classical and Sony Pictures Animation must fancy themselves a modern-day Santa Claus, as the companies have mashed up festive music with the web-flinging movie currently dominating the box office by releasing a brand-new Christmas album for Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.
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Every Transformers Movie Ranked Worst To Best
From the franchise's animated beginnings through 2018's prequel installment and soft reboot Bumblebee, get ready to relive all the highs and lows of one of Hollywood's most successful film series, and see how all the theatrically released Transformers movies stack up against each other.
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Bad Boys 3 Casts Vanessa Hudgens, Alexander Ludwig, Charles Melton
The cast of Bad Boys 3 has grown by, well, three. Vanessa Hudgens, Alexander Ludwig, and Charles Melton are the latest additions to Sony's forthcoming Bad Boys threequel, officially titled Bad Boys 4 Life. The trio join Will Smith and Martin Lawrence as Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett.
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Syfy Releases Deadly Class Premiere Episode A Month Early
Orientation — and Christmas — came early. We're still a few days out from Santa shimmying down our chimneys, but that didn't stop Syfy from leaving a present under our tree. The network released the first episode of Deadly Class on Thursday, a month in advance of the show's planned January 16 debut.
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The Mandalorian: Black Panther Composer Ludwig Goransson To Score Series
Ludwig Göransson is making the journey from Wakanda to the galaxy far, far away. Lucasfilm announced Wednesday that Göransson, who composed Marvel Studios' record-breaking superhero pic Black Panther, will score the impending Star Wars series The Mandalorian, starring Pedro Pascal in the title role.
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Men In Black: International Trailer Features Chris Hemsworth, Tessa Thompson Taking Down Aliens
Sony Pictures has just dropped the first trailer for Men in Black: International, the spin-off that reboots the Men in Black franchise, starring Thor: Ragnarok buddies Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson as a pair of alien-butt-kicking agents prepared to defend the galaxy from all kinds of scum.
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Back To The Future Details That Only Adults Notice
There are a lot of clever moments and uncomfortable subtext in the original Back to the Future that flew right over your head if you watched it when you were a kid. From rock and roll nods to Freudian subplots, here are things that only adults notice in Back to the Future.
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Why Emma Watson Almost Quit Hollywood For Good
Emma Watson doesn't just seem like a successful actress — she appears to have it all, and then some. Despite this, the Harry Potter star has been open in recent years about considering a complete departure from Hollywood. Here are the reasons she almost has, and ultimately hasn't.
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Hellboy Trailer: Big Red Battles Beasts Of All Kinds
Christmas has come a little early, and Lionsgate has given us a devilishly cool present. The studio originally planned to unleash the first trailer for Hellboy on Thursday, December 20. Those plans changed after footage leaked online, and Lionsgate rolled out the footage on Wednesday instead.
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