Everything Everywhere Directors Daniel Kwan And Daniel Scheinert Tease Two New Films
Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, the directors behind "Everything Everywhere All at Once," have teased two new movies. Here's what they had to say about them.
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C. Thomas Howell Recalls Comical Cigarette Mishap During His E.T. Audition
C. Thomas Howell wasn't an actor when he auditioned for Steven Spielberg's "E.T." But he explained how a cigarette during his audition got him the part. -
Jason Alexander Recalls William Shatner's Profound Advice On Handling Seinfeld's Success
Jason Alexander shared some helpful words of wisdom that William Shatner told him when he and the cast of "Seinfeld" were becoming famous and well-known. -
The Ultraverse Is The Sleeping Giant Of Cinematic Universes, But It'll Never Happen (& It's Probably Marvel's Fault)
Malibu Comics created the "Ultraverse" in 1993, but its success was short-lived. However, Marvel has the power to bring it back and launch a cinematic universe. -
Drew Barrymore And Adam Sandler Are 'Actively Seeking' Another Collab Idea
Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler have collaborated in several romantic comedies, and apparently, they're looking for their next big project. -
Will Steven Spielberg Ever Make Another Horror Movie?
Steven Spielberg is providing his fans with a glimmer of hope that he may return to his horror roots and produce another gory tale for big-screen glory. -
Meredith's Farewell On Grey's Anatomy Has An Iconic Season 2 Easter Egg
"Grey's Anatomy" is saying goodbye to Meredith Grey. This callback to one of her most iconic scenes was a perfect way to show how much her character has grown. -
Mike Flanagan Unfortunately Can't Get A Nightmare On Elm Street Movie Made
Acclaimed horror director Mike Flanagan is claiming that he can't get a new take on Nightmare on Elm Steet made due to rights issues. -
Jon Favreau's Comments On The Mandalorian's End Are Pretty Ambiguous
Jon Favreau, creator of "The Mandalorian" Disney+ series, revealed that he believes the story could go on for longer than fans might have expected it to last. -
Animorphs Is The Millennial Nostalgia Property That Hollywood Should Stop Ignoring
If Hollywood wants to adapt a YA property with a built-in fanbase and a lot of online support, then it needs to turn its attention to the way of "Animorphs." -
Jason Alexander Weighs In On Fans' Comments Suggesting Jerry Seinfeld Can't Act
Jason Alexander is best known for playing George Costanza in "Seinfeld," and he weighed in on the debate over whether lead Jerry Seinfeld is a good actor. -
How MODOK's New Origin Story Allowed Marvel To Adapt The Character For The Big Screen, According To Peyton Reed - Exclusive
"Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania" director Peyton Reed explained how the change to MODOK's origin story solved the puzzle of how to bring him to the MCU. -
Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania's David Dastmalchian Discusses The Creation Of Veb In The Quantum Realm - Exclusive Interview
David Dastmalchian discussed the creation of his character in "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania," the success of his comic book series, and more. -
Criminal Minds Showrunner Justifies That Season 15 Finale Casualty
While the BAU team has since made a comeback, the "Criminal Minds" Season 15 finale saw one important component meet a fiery, explosive end. -
After Cocaine Bear, These True Stories Of Animals On Drugs Need To Be Told
The Looper Staff does what nobody else is brave enough to do: come up with other "animals on drugs" movie ideas. -
Chicago Fire Fatigue? You Need To Give Fire Country A Try
"Chicago Fire" is still going strong, but the NBC series has taken some hits and fallen into some bad habits. Fortunately, "Fire Country" offers an alternative. -
Avatar's Sam Worthington Says The Biggest Challenge Of Filming Underwater Was Displaying Emotions
"Avatar: The Way of Water" has been a huge hit at the box office, and star Sam Worthington talks about his struggles in the challenging underwater scenes. -
Yellowstone's Jefferson White Calls Cole Hauser The 'Scariest Guy On Set'
"Yellowstone" star Jefferson White sheds some light on how co-star Cole Hauser's personality is closer to the formidable Rip Wheeler than you might think. -
Katie Findlay Discusses That Epic Jared Padalecki Cameo In Walker Independence - Exclusive
"Walker Independence" star Katie Findlay opened up about having Jared Padalecki on set for his cameo, their first horseback experience of the season, and more. -
Cocaine Bear's Keri Russell Has No Doubts About The Next Star Wars Role She'd Like To Play - Exclusive
"Cocaine Bear" star Keri Russell has also appeared in the "Star Wars" universe - and she knows exactly which character she wants to play in that world next. -
Succession Creator Jesse Armstrong Teases The Possibility Of In-Universe Spin-Offs
Succession may be ending after its fourth season, but creator Jesse Armstrong believes there might be a chance of a spin-off at some point in the future. -
Tom Whitlock, Co-Writer Of Top Gun Classics Take My Breath Away And Danger Zone, Dies At 68
Songwriter Tom Whitlock, who was best known for his work on film soundtracks like that of Top Gun, has passed away at the age of 68, as reported by Deadline. -
Succession To End With Season 4
According to Succession creator Jesse Armstrong, the popular HBO dark comedy-drama will be ending after its fourth season. -
Peter Jackson And Lord Of The Rings Co-Writers Offer Intruiging Statement Regarding New Franchise Plans
Peter Jackson and "Lord of the Rings" writers Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens have intriguing comments about Warner Bros. Discovery's return to Middle-earth. -
Rotten Tomatoes Critics Agree Cocaine Bear Is A Hell Of A Movie
The reviews for "Cocaine Bear" have finally hit the internet, and they are, without a doubt, mostly okay. -
New Lord Of The Rings Movies Are Apparently On The Way From Warner Bros. Discovery
One franchise to rule them all! Warner Bros. Discovery plans to make new "Lord of the Rings" movies; though details are scant, here's what we know so far. -
Bryan Cranston Fantasized About Getting Jumped While Preparing For All The Way
Bryan Cranston prepares greatly for every role he takes on, but one role saw Cranston having dark thoughts about being on the receiving end of a violent attack.
