Steven Spielberg Wants To Make The Leap To TV
Steven Spielberg recently admitted that he has a desire to direct a high-profile television series to add to his iconic resume.
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Kate Hudson Auditioned Kathryn Hahn Years Ago, And How It Went Sounds Pretty Spot On
Long before they reunited for Glass Onion, Hudson and Hahn made a memorable first impression on each other during the making of How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days. -
What Is The Song In The Acura Electric: New World, Same Energy, Commercial?
Finding exactly the right track to set the mood for a car commercial is a particular art form, and this new Acura Electric ad turns to a classic. -
Craig Ferguson's New Late-Night TV Series Is A Far Cry From What You Get With The Jimmys
Craig Ferguson's new talk show will be a far cry from competition like "The Tonight Show" and "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" -
A Unique Billboard Inspired Conan O'Brien To Write The Simpsons' Legendary Monorail Episode
"Marge vs. the Monorail" is considered one of the greatest episodes of "The Simpsons" and as Conan O'Brien recently shared, the idea started with a billboard. -
Absolute Legend Meryl Streep Joins The Already Star-Studded Only Murders In The Building Season 3 Cast
Hulu's runaway hit Only Murders in the Building has a reputation for bringing in some incredible guest stars, and Season 3 just landed a huge get. -
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Film Starring Michael B. Jordan Just Nabbed John Wick's Director
"John Wick" director Chad Stahelski is set to direct Tom Clancy's "Rainbow Six" film. -
Looks Like Game Of Thrones' Oona Chaplin Will Lead The Ash People In Avatar 3
Oona Chaplin was cast in "Avatar 3" back in 2017, but now, we have more details regarding her character. And she'll be part of the new Ash People. -
Who Plays The TV Dad In Progressive's Sitcom-Inspired Campaign?
While laugh track television certainly used to be a dime a dozen, who plays the TV Dad in Progressive's newest sitcom-inspired campaign? -
Why Vostanik Sabatino From NCIS: LA Looks So Familiar
The cocky, wisecracking fan-favorite has made his mark on other major TV shows. -
Chronicles Of Amber To Be Adapted By A Late Night Supernerd Stephen Colbert
In a strange turn of events, late night talk show host and supernerd Stephen Colbert is involved in bringing The Chronicles of Amber to the small screen -
Channing Tatum Wants To Star In A Ghost Remake
While nothing is officially in the works, Channing Tatum recently expressed interest in starring in a remake of the '90s classic "Ghost." -
No Worries, Bob Chapek Is Going To Be Financially OK After His Disney Ousting
People needn't be too concerned about the ex-Disney CEO, as he didn't make his unceremonious exit with empty pockets. -
The Last Of Us Fans Are Rewinding The Pilot's Final Scene To Find The Hidden Clicker
It turns out that there is a surprise hidden in plain sight as Episode 1 of "The Last of Us" comes to a close. -
Boy Meets World Writer Exposes The Show's Horribly Toxic Environment
One writer for Boy Meets World exposed the show's horribly toxic environment, claiming the showrunner yelled and manipulated the staff. -
No, Vin Diesel Is Not Actually Appearing In The Avatar Sequels
Vin Diesel dropped some heavy hints that he was going to be in the Avatar sequels, but was it all a joke? -
The Babylon Scene Margot Robbie And Diego Calva Shot 36 Times
"Babylon" is the latest Damien Chazelle film starring Margot Robbie and Diego Calva, who ended up shooting one scene 30 plus times, not including rehearsals. -
Margot Robbie Details Her Chaotic First Day Of Shooting Babylon
"Babylon" follows Margot Robbie as an aspiring entertainer, Nellie LaRoy. The actress has detailed her chaotic first day of shooting the 2022-released film. -
1923 Fans Tell Looper Who Their Favorite Character Is - Exclusive Survey
When it comes to the dynamic cast of characters on the "Yellowstone" prequel series "1923," Looper readers have a clear favorite. -
The Last Of Us Episode 1 Originally Had A Very Different Opening Scene
"The Last of Us" opens with a tense discussion about the fungus that will eventually infect all of humanity, but the pilot almost had a different cold open. -
Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio Blows Past Competitors With Nine Noms For Annie Awards' Best Feature
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio blew past competitors with nine nominations for the Annie Awards, including one for best feature. The film surprised everyone. -
Who Plays Joy Aaronson On NCIS?
Several fantastic actors have lent their time to the hit crime procedural "NCIS," and the recent character of Joy Aaronson is played by a seasoned pro. -
Paul Giamatti's Verizon Ads Have Fans All Saying The Same Thing
Fans of Paul Giamatti are expressing their feelings over the recent Verizon advertisements featuring the award-winning actor playing scientist Albert Einstein. -
The Last Of Us' Craig Mazin Says There Are Breadcrumbs That Hint At The Infection's Origin
"The Last of Us" follows the apocalyptic spread of a fungal infection, and there might be an Easter egg in the pilot on how the spread started. -
China Reopens Its Gates To Marvel With Black Panther 2 And Ant-Man Release Dates On The Horizon
While theaters are still struggling to bounce back in light of COVID-19, China reopening its doors to the Marvel Cinematic could change the game for two films. -
The Last Of Us Made Viewership History With Its HBO Premiere
"The Last of Us" is a faithful and ambitious adaptation. The approach has clearly worked, since the show's debut just made HBO history. -
Jeremy Renner Has Been Released From The Hospital Following His Life-Threatening Accident
The subtle revelation about Jeremy Renner's health and recovery was very welcome news for many concerned Marvel fans across the Internet.
