Avatar: The Way Of Water's Box-Office Aspirations Could Be Sailed Over By Titanic's Rerelease
James Cameron's Avatar: The Way of Water and Titanic are both competing to be the third highest-grossing film of all time.
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Harrison Ford Says He'd Act For Free - Promotional Tours Are The Part He Only Does For The Money
Veteran actor Harrison Ford shows no signs of stopping, and he recently revealed his least favorite part about the job that has nothing to do with acting.
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T-Mobile Super Bowl Ad Features Bradley Cooper With His Toughest Co-Star Yet — His Mom
T-Mobile second Super Bowl LVII commercial features Bradley Cooper and his mom trying to keep it together.
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The Boys' Showrunner Has No Intention Of Ending At Season 4
Amazon Prime Video hit "The Boys" is wrapping up Season 4, but the showrunner just revealed that it will not be the final season of the series.
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John Travolta's T-Mobile Super Bowl Ad Has Him Hoping For More Collaborations With The Scrubs Duo
John Travolta wants to work with Scrubs stars Zach Braff and Donald Faison again joining them for T-Mobile's Super Bowl 2023 ad.
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You Showrunner Sera Gamble Says Scripting Season 4's Whodunit Was Extremely Challenging
According to the showrunner of "You," getting the whodunit mystery of Season 4 just right was a difficult challenge for the writing team.
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Sam Corlett Wept Tears Of Relief When Vikings: Valhalla Season 3 Wrapped
After filming three seasons of "Vikings: Valhalla" back-to-back, series star Sam Corlett revealed that he was understandably relieved to get a break.
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The Last Of Us Episode 5's Terrifying Climactic Scene Took Four Weeks To Shoot
The production designer behind The Last of Us opened up about the intricate action sequence that wrapped up Episode 5.
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Paul Rudd Says Anchorman Is One Of The Funniest Scripts He's Ever Read (In Addition To One Of His Cult Classics)
Paul Rudd said that he rarely gets scripts so good he reread them for pleasure. He could only think of two times: "Anchorman" and "Wet Hot American Summer."
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Evangeline Lilly Thinks It's Time For A Wasp Spin-Off
Evangeline Lilly recently revealed that she would want her MCU character, Wasp/Hope Van Dyne, to get her own film exploring her backstory.
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Riddick: Furya Is A Go With Vin Diesel Returning To Star
Riddick's story is far from over. "Riddick: Furya" is on the way with Vin Diesel set to star.
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Till Star Danielle Deadwyler Finally Comments On Her Oscars Snub
Till star Danielle Deadwyler recently commented on both her Oscars snub and director Chinonye Chukwu's statement about the film's lack of nominations.
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Days Of Our Lives Actor Cody Longo Dies At 34
Cody Longo, an actor who frequently appeared on the NBC soap opera "Days of Our Lives," tragically passed away in Austin, Texas, at the age of 34.
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The Walking Dead's Daryl Spin-Off Beefs Up Its Cast With Five New Names Announced
A crop of new characters will be linking up with Daryl for his French adventure in the upcoming "Walking Dead" spin-off series.
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How To Watch The 2023 Puppy Bowl
Fans of the Puppy Bowl are in luck for this year, as the popular annual event will be broadcast again in 2023. Here's where and when you can watch the show.
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Rose Byrne Says Her 'Ease' With Insidious 5 Co-Star Patrick Wilson Made His Pivot To Directing Feel Natural
Insidious: Fear the Dark star Rose Byrne says that co-star Patrick Wilson had no problem stepping up to direct the fifth installment in the horror franchise.
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Fast X's Director Had To Basically Rewrite The Entire Script Overnight
Four days after getting the job of directing Fast X, director Louis Leterrier's first task was rewriting the screenplay.
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Breaking Bad's Bryan Cranston And Aaron Paul Say They Created Their Business Just To Hang Out
"Breaking Bad" stars Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul co-founded a mezcal brand "Dos Hombres" in 2019, which Cranston revealed allows them to hang out more often.
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Timothy Olyphant Opens Up About The 'Frightening' Shooting Near The Justified: City Primeval Set
Production of "Justified: City Primeval" paused last summer when a shooting took place near the set. Now, Timothy Olyphant has spoken out about the incident.
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Chariots Of Fire Director Hugh Hudson Dies At 86
The Oscar-winning director Hugh Hudson has died at the age of 86.
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Evangeline Lilly Is Grateful She Didn't Need To Get Ripped For Quantumania (Unlike Paul Rudd)
"Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania" star Evangeline Lilly says that she did not have to work out to get ripped for the new film, unlike co-star Paul Rudd.
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Jamie Lee Curtis Revs Up The Freaky Friday Sequel Rumors On Instagram
Jamie Lee Curtis has once again excited fans about a possible "Freaky Friday" sequel.
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Even Penn Badgley Wasn't Immune To The Effects Of You's Gore-Filled Sets
Penn Badgley stars as stalker and frequent murderer Joe Goldberg in Netflix's "You," and the actor revealed he felt nauseous filming the gory Season 4 scenes.
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Spider-Man: Noir's Live-Action Series Will Be The Web-Slinger's Darkest Outing Ever (If It Follows The Comics)
The "Spider-Man Noir" comics are among the web-slinger's darkest outings to date, and the TV series will be his grittiest adaptation if it honors them.
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Patricia Highsmith's Ripley Series Is Moving From Showtime To Netflix
A new series based on Patricia Highsmith's "Ripley" novels is changing up its plans, moving from Showtime to Netflix. The series will feature Andrew Scott.
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Reese Witherspoon Struggled To Get Cast After Starring In Election
Reese Witherspoon gained lots of critical acclaim for her performance in "Election," but people in Hollywood assumed she was really like her character.
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Fast & Furious Fans Have Goosebumps Over Paul Walker's Appearance In The Fast X Trailer
Fast and Furious fans are gushing over the first trailer for Fast X, which features a brief look at Paul Walker's Brian in a flashback.
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