Steven Spielberg Is The Reason John Williams Won't Retire
Famed composer John Williams has yet to retire because of one person: Steven Spielberg.
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If The Latest Law & Order Promo Is Just Trolling Bensler Fans, There's Going To Be Blood In The Streets
Could Bensler finally become a real couple? "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit" has teased the couple (maybe) locking lips, and fans are losing their minds.
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How The Latest Dungeons & Dragons Drama Could Lead To Honor Among Thieves' Critical Failure
Wizards of the Coast upset many "Dungeons & Dragons" fans with its latest announcement, and it could impact the box office performance of "Honor Among Thieves."
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Bryan Cranston Adventured Around Albuquerque When He Lost The Breaking Bad Finale Script
"Breaking Bad" star Bryan Cranston recently recalled one strange experience with Albuquerque police in a way that he likely didn't anticipate.
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Baz Luhrmann Remembers Lisa Marie Presley With A Touching Tribute On Instagram
In the wake of Lisa Marie Presley's death, Elvis director Baz Luhrmann seems to be just as devastated as the rest of the world.
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Why Gerard Johnstone Worked Out M3GAN's Look Before They Started Anything Else
None of M3GAN's success would have even been possible if the filmmakers didn't lock down the killer doll's look long before the camera started rolling.
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Bryan Cranston Is Still Totally Down For A Malcolm In The Middle Revival
Though he's best known now for the gritty drama of Breaking Bad, Bryan Cranston has some thoughts about stepping back into Hal Wilkerson's comedic shoes.
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Cate Blanchett Talks Evolving LGBTQ Representation From Carol To Tár
Cate Blanchett's career and recent turn in Todd Fields' "Tár" has earned her a reputation for helping bring LGBTQ characters to life on the big screen.
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Anna Kendrick's Directorial Debut Taught Her How To Read When People Were Lying About The Budget
Anna Kendrick is set to make her directorial debut with "The Dating Game" in 2023, and it taught her how to read when people were lying about the budget.
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M3GAN's Allison Williams Assures Us That The Robotic Nightmare Isn't Realistic... Yet
Thankfully, according to "M3GAN" star Allison Williams, we don't have to worry about murderous AI just yet.
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Daniel Radcliffe Admires The Effortlessness Of Imelda Staunton's Harry Potter Performance
Daniel Radcliffe got pretty good training by acting alongside some of the figures he did in "Harry Potter." He was impressed with Imelda Staunton's abilities.
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Whatever Happened To Skinny Pete From Breaking Bad?
Many Breaking Bad alumni have gone on to become stars in their own right, but we want to know what became of Charles Baker, the man behind Skinny Pete.
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Vikings: Valhalla's Leo Suter Discusses Harald's Season 2 Evolution - Exclusive
"Vikings: Valhalla" star Leo Suter gave us a look into Harald Sigurdsson's character journey in Season 2 as he attempts to become the king of Norway.
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The Tyler And Garcia Kiss In Criminal Minds: Evolution Certainly Got Fans' Attention
The most recent episode of "Criminal Minds: Evolution" saw Penelope Garcia and Tyler Green grow closer in their relationship, and fans had a lot to say.
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Sigourney Weaver Says Her Working Girl Character Would Definitely Be Into Crypto These Days
Although Weaver most likely won't return for the Working Girl reboot, she has some very interesting thoughts on how a modern-day Katherine Parker would act.
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The Big Bang Theory's Melissa Rauch Says The Oddest Body-Shaming Incident Cost Her An Acting Gig
Melissa Rauch was subjected to body-shaming in her early audition days. The actress recalls losing out on a restaurant commercial because of her hands.
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James Gunn Shoots Down The Skinny Superman Rumor
James Gunn has taken to Twitter once again to quell rumors about the changes coming to the DCEU and has confirmed that no one has yet been cast as Superman.
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M3GAN's Allison Williams Is Still Impacted By The Ring (Like Every Other Millennial)
Like most horror fans who were teens in the early 2000s, Allison Williams is still haunted by Samara.
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John Larroquette Still Hasn't Watched The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Movies Despite Narrating Them
John Larroquette is returning to one of his most famous roles in "Night Court," and he spoke about one of his lesser-known roles -- which even he hasn't seen.
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A Phineas And Ferb Revival From Original Creator Dan Povenmire Is In The Works
"Phineas and Ferb" are back for another batch of episodes sure to be chock-full of zany inventions and crazy adventures; here's what we know about the revival.
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What Nicolas Cage Has To Say About Ex-Wife Lisa Marie Presley's Death
Nicolas Cage has spoken out about his ex-wife, Lisa Marie Presley's, death. Despite their tumultuous relationship, he had nothing but nice things to say.
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The teaser trailer for the second season of Yellowjackets is filled with mystery, intrigue, and a terrifying dose of suspicious meals.
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Why Midnight Mass Suggests Great Things Are Coming In Mike Flanagan's Dark Tower Series
Mike Flanagan might just be the perfect person to finally adapt "The Dark Tower," and his acclaimed Netflix limited series "Midnight Mass" is proof.
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Designing The Pandoran Shark Akula Was More Difficult Than You'd Think
"Avatar: The Way of Water" expanded on the Pandoran ecosystem to show new and interesting creatures, and designer Zachary Berger revealed some of that process.
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Season 2 Is Where The Bear Truly Starts According To Christopher Storer
The positive reaction to the first season of "The Bear" paved the way for a Season 2 renewal. And that's when it truly starts, Christopher Storer says.
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Avatar: The Last Airbender Fans Living In Limbo Shouldn't Sleep On The Series' Spiritual Successor
Here's why fans of the original "Avatar: The Last Bender" series should pay close attention to its successor, Netflix's "The Dragon Prince."
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Luther: The Fallen Sun's First Script Was So Dark That Andy Serkis Had Doubts Signing On
He's played many sinister characters in the past, but the first script of "Luther: The Fallen Sun" was so dark that Andy Serkis had doubts about signing on.
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