Nearly 90,000 Warrior Nun Fans Demand A Third Season From Netflix
It seems as if the pious that follow "Warrior Nun" aren't willing to turn the other cheek at the show's cancelation.
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Christian Slater Details The Thrills Of Entering The World Of Lucasfilm With Willow - Exclusive Interview
Christian Slater appears in "Willow" as Allagash, a mysterious scoundrel. Slater discusses joining the "Willow" world and a potential reunion with Val Kilmer. -
The Bad Batch's Dee Bradley Baker On Why The Series 'Feels Like The Star Wars That George Lucas Made' - Exclusive
Dee Bradley Baker has returned for Season 2 of "Star Wars: The Bad Batch" and expresses his enthusiasm for how it ties to George Lucas' "Star Wars" films. -
James Gunn Confirms Adam Warlock Is An 'Infant' In Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3 And 'Not A Good Guy'
According to writer and director James Gunn, Adam Warlock may not be that much of a heroic figure in the upcoming "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3." -
The Official Trailer For The Mandalorian Season 3 Is Here To Show Us The Way
Pedro Pascal returns as the titular bounty hunter to show us the way in a brand new trailer for "The Mandalorian" Season 3. -
Steven Spielberg Says John Williams Is The Greatest Collaborator Of His Career
Steven Spielberg believes that his decades-long collaboration with John Williams is the greatest of his entire career. -
What The Shoe Represents In Nope, According To Jordan Peele
There is a lot to unpack with "Nope," and on the "Happy Sad Confused" podcast, director Jordan Peele unpacked what Mary Jo Elliot's shoe represents. -
A Scrapped Avatar: The Way Of Water Script Saw The Na'vi Have A Space Battle Off-Planet
In a proposed script for "Avatar: The Way of Water," the Na'vi would have fought in an epic space battle. Here's why that script never made it to production. -
Jake Sully Will Not Be The Narrator In Avatar 3 (& Why That's The Right Call)
Avatar: The Way of Water director James Cameron has confirmed that Jake Sully will not be the franchise's narrator going froward. -
Italian Screen Icon Gina Lollobrigida Dead At 95
Italian screen icon Gina Lollobrigida, who starred in 1968's "Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell," has died at the age of 95. Here's a look back at her legendary career. -
Why The DVD Sarah Borrows In The Last Of Us Episode 1 Means So Much To Hard-Core Fans
HBO's "The Last of Us" is definitely a love letter to the video game series, which is why the DVD Sarah borrows in Episode 1 means so much to hard-core fans. -
The Emmanuelle Movies Might Be Too Steamy For Any Streaming Service
Find out why streamers won't carry the international sensation "Emmanuelle." -
The Last Of Us Makes Significant Changes To Ellie And Marlene's Relationship (& Why This Could Be Trouble)
HBO's "The Last of Us" makes significant changes to Ellie and Marlene's relationship, and this could be trouble, especially when it comes to the game's climax. -
Ideas For George & Tammy Started Coming Together More Than A Decade Ago
Though it premiered in December 2022, "George & Tammy" creator Abe Sylvia has revealed that ideas for the show started coming together more than a decade ago. -
Easter Eggs You Missed In The Last Of Us Season 1
There are bound to be some moments in "The Last of Us" from HBO that you didn't catch. Here are the Easter eggs you missed in "The Last of Us" Season 1. -
The Last Of Us: Episode 1 Recap - Look For The Blight
"The Last of Us" Episode 1 has officially arrived, bringing the story from the 2013 video game back to TV screens. Here's what happened in the first episode. -
Why Jason Beghe Was Never The Same After Chicago PD
In a recent interview, Jason Beghe spoke about how playing Voight for the duration of "Chicago P.D." had affected how he saw police officers. -
The Wire's Al Brown Dead At 83
Al Brown, the actor who played Baltimore Police Commissioner Stanislaus Valchek on HBO's hit series, "The Wire," passed away in January at the age of 83. -
Tár Director Says Harvey Weinstein Almost Ruined His First Film, Until Tom Cruise Stepped In
Todd Field has unleashed many critically acclaimed films, but the Tár director says Harvey Weinstein almost ruined his first film until Tom Cruise stepped in. -
Snowpiercer's Final Season Won't Air On TNT
"Snowpiercer" fans will have to toward a new network for the conclusion of the series, as TNT has taken the series off the air ahead of its final season. -
Wanna Play? Chucky Series Gets Third Season At SyFy
"Chucky" fans got great news about the series from none other than creator Don Mancini. A third season will be airing on SyFy. Wanna play? -
Today's Studio Tax Write-Off Craze Is A Terrible Omen For The Future Of Hollywood
As big studios take fewer risks and cancel completed projects like "Batgirl," the future of creativity on film is looking terrifyingly grim. -
Golden Globes COVID Spread Continues With Jamie Lee Curtis, Colin Farrell, And Brendan Gleeson
A COVID-19 uptick followed the Golden Globes. Jamie Lee Curtis, Colin Farrel, and Brendan Gleeson tested positive, so what does this mean for other award shows? -
If Spirited's Good Afternoon Gets An Oscar Nomination, Ryan Reynolds Has A Bold Promise
"Good Afternoon" from "Spirited" has made the shortlist for the Academy Awards' prestigious honor of Best Original Song, so Ryan Reynolds made fans a promise. -
Avatar: The Way Of Water Could Cross $2 Billion This Week
James Cameron's Avatar: The Way of Water is on track to outgross Spider-Man: No Way Home and rake in over $2 billion worldwide. -
Hollywood Is Still Sleeping On Joe Abercrombie's First Law Series (& Why That's An Epic Mistake)
"The First Law" boasts a combination of fantasy and rooted realism that, with the right approach, could very easily become the next "Game of Thrones." -
Dateline's Keith Morrison Admits He Struggles With The Ethics Of Reporting On True Crime
Recently, Dateline's Keith Morrison has revealed some of his reservations regarding the true crime genre.
