A Lap Dance In Magic Mike's Last Dance Put Salma Hayek In Real Danger
One would assume the set of "Magic Mike's Last Dance" would be pretty safe, but Salma Hayek found herself in real danger during a lap dance scene.
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A Final Indiana Jones Outing Was Always In The Cards For Harrison Ford
Harrison Ford will reprise his iconic role of Indiana Jones one last time in the upcoming fifth installment, and the actor revealed he always intended to do so. -
Austin Butler Recalls Moment In Elvis' Bedroom After Filming That He Will 'Treasure Forever'
Austin Butler shocked the world with his portrayal as Elvis Presley in the 2022 biopic "Elvis" and made many powerful memories, both before and after filming. -
Benjamin Levy Aguilar Says Speaking His Native Language On Chicago PD Was 'The Most Beautiful Thing'
"Chicago P.D." star Benjamin Levy Aguilar says that he enjoyed speaking Spanish on the hit NBC series and that the experience was "the most beautiful thing." -
Johnny Knoxville Is In Disbelief Over Hulu's Quick Cancellation Of Reboot
Fans of "Reboot" are in shock over Hulu's decision to cancel the series after Season 1, and that includes star Johnny Knoxville. -
A Sydney Sweeney Barbarella Remake Would Be Exactly What Jane Fonda's Afraid Of
Jane Fonda's not completely sold on a "Barbarella" remake. -
Showtime Reportedly Kills Off Dexter: New Blood Season 2 (But May Revive The Franchise For A Prequel)
Get ready to see what Dexter was like as a younger serial killer. -
The Authority Is The Most Cryptic (& Most Exciting) DCU Movie Announced At James Gunn's Blockbuster Press Event
The Authority is arriving in the DCU. Here's why you should be excited about the cryptic and highly exciting project James Gunn just announced. -
Anthony Anderson Was Forced To Shave His Beard For Law & Order After A Complaint From Dick Wolf's Wife
Sometimes to get the role, you have to make changes. According to Anthony Anderson, he was forced to shave his beard off on "Law & Order" by Dick Wolf's wife. -
Wakanda Forever Doesn't Have Too Many Endings (& Neither Does The Return Of The King)
The Marvel movie and the Tolkien finale have this common complaint in common. But what if multiple endings was, in fact, the right choice? -
Bad Boys 4 Is Officially A Go With Will Smith And Martin Lawrence (Too Bad They Can't Get The Perfect Title)
Martin Lawrence and Will Smith are officially back for "Bad Boys 4," though the opportunity for a perfect title was lost. -
Laverne & Shirley Was The Happy Days Spin-Off That Showed How Spin-Offs Should Spin Off
Spin-offs are a dime a dozen, but Laverne & Shirley was something truly special. -
James Gunn's The Brave And The Bold Can Fix The One Thing Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy Got Wrong
James Gunn and co. have announced that a new Batman movie is in the works with "The Bold and the Brave." It also gives DC an opportunity to fix a big mistake. -
I'll Tell You What, Hulu Picks Up The King Of The Hill Revival
"King of the Hill" is getting the reboot treatment at Hulu, officially returning to the air 14 years after the popular series completed its first run on Fox. -
Actors In The New DCU Will Reportedly Play One Role And One Role Only
One of the more interesting developments about the new DCU came in a that pinpoints a new rule from James Gunn involving casting. -
The DCU's New Swamp Thing Film Will Have A Tough Time Topping MCU's Man-Thing
The upcoming "Swamp Thing" movie is fighting an uphill battle against the MCU's take on Man-Thing. -
Rupert Grint Can Totally Envision A Harry Potter TV Series, But With Someone Else As Ron
Rupert Grint, who played Ron Weasley in "Harry Potter," spoke out against J.K. Rowling, and he can totally envision a TV series, but with someone else as Ron. -
DC's Peter Safran Says Batgirl Was 'Not Releaseable' (& He's Probably Right)
Peter Safran didn't have a say in whether "Batgirl" was canceled, but ultimately, he agreed with the decision to avoid releasing the DC superhero movie. -
Pierce Brosnan And Helena Bonham Carter Are Teaming Up For Dreamy New Romance Four Letters Of Love
Irish cinema has been finding a bigger international audience than ever, and this bestselling novel is set to become the Emerald Isle's next big movie export. -
Roku And Tubi Strike Streaming Deal For Warner Bros Discovery Content (With Ads)
These free, ad-supported platforms are about to add over 2,000 hours of content from Warner Bros. Discovery to their libraries. -
The DCU Swamp Thing Reboot Has To Adapt The Classic Alan Moore Comics Run, Right?
Surely, there's only one way to go with the reboot: An adaptation of Alan Moore's classic "The Saga of the Swamp Thing" run. -
Showtime Has Already Slashed Some Of Its Original Series From Its Platform
In wake of the Showtime and Paramount+ merger, several shows have been removed from the former's streaming service. -
The Dick Wolf-Verse Is Readying Another Major Crossover With The Three FBI Series
As is typical for series helmed by super producer Dick Wolf, CBS is currently readying another major crossover between his three FBI shows. -
James Gunn's Monumental Praise For The Flash Has Our Attention
There are several likely reasons for Gunn's praise on "The Flash," despite all the controversy surrounding Miller. Let's take a look at them. -
James Gunn's The Brave And The Bold Film For The DCU Will Likely Have Nightwing Fans Upset
"The Brave and the Bold" is coming, but the way the movie approaches Batman and Robin will likely disappoint fans of longtime bat-family member Nightwing. -
James Gunn's Rebooted DCU To Include A True Detective-Style Lanterns Series. Here's What That Could Look Like
The Green Lantern Corps. will finally get their due, but not in the way you expect. -
Dave Franco Talks Working With Wife Alison Brie On Their New Film Somebody I Used To Know
Dave Franco has directed his wife Alison Brie twice now, and he's spoken about what it's like to make scenes where she's romantic with someone else.
