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Sydney Baum Haines

The Outrage Over Baby Yoda's Egg-Eating In The Mandalorian

Baby Yoda once brought us all together, but his actions in the latest episode of The Mandalorian are now tearing fans apart. Though the little green guy has eaten a variety of creatures since the start of the show, his frog-egg-eating in "Chapter 10: The Passenger" went too far for some fans.

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Nina Starner

WandaVision's Release Date Has Taken Fans By Surprise

Marvel’s buzziest television show finally has a release date, giving fans a big surprise — and a reason to get excited. WandaVision will premiere on Disney+ on January 15, 2021.

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Eric Betts

A Forgotten Jackie Chan Action Comedy Is Killing It On Netflix Right Now

There comes a time in the life of every movie-watcher when they need to be introduced to the work of Jackie Chan. Based on how Chan's family-friendly action comedy The Spy Next Door is rising up the Netflix charts, that time of introduction has come for a lot of young viewers.

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Mike Bedard

Zack Snyder Has A Justice League 2 Plan In Place

Nothing official about a theoretical Justice League sequel has come out yet, but that apparently hasn't stopped Zack Snyder from ruminating on where this story could go if he's handed back the keys to the kingdom.

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Nina Starner

The Trick Tutar Used To Keep From Laughing In Borat 2

The breakout star of the Borat sequel had a secret technique to keep her cool during some of the film’s most outrageous scenes. Here’s the trick Maria Bakalova employed in Borat 2 to stop herself from laughing out loud.

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Robert Balkovich

First Look At The Spin-Off Series American Horror Stories Has Fans Freaking Out

As the flagship series heads into its tenth season (with three more to come after that), Ryan Murphy and company have finally shared a teaser poster for American Horror Stories — and it already looks to have all the spine-tingling gruesomeness we've come to expect from Murphy.

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Mike Bedard

The Animated WWII Series Everyone's Binging On Netflix

There are plenty of war stories to watch on Netflix — from The Outpost starring Orlando Bloom to Barbarians, which takes you back to Germanic-versus-Roman conflicts — but right now, all eyes are on The Liberator.

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AJ Caulfield

Bryce Dallas Howard Did Something Bold To Celebrate The End Of Jurassic World 3 Filming

You know the old saying: When one door closes, a box of hair dye opens. In Jurassic World actress Bryce Dallas Howard's case, when the film franchise you've spent over half a decade working in comes to an end, the opportunity to shake things up and commemorate a new chapter of life presents itself.

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Shane O'Neill

The Avengers Throwaway Line That Influenced The Black Widow Movie

It's been a long road to get here, but at long last Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow is preparing for her first cinematic solo story. Interestingly enough, it might have been influenced by one throwaway line from the first Avengers film.

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Mike Bedard

Artist Imagines What Emilia Clarke Would Look Like As Aquaman's Mera

In the event Heard were to be replaced for Aquaman 2, who should take her place as the superhero's romantic interest? We have an idea: Who wants to see Khal Drogo reunited with his Khaleesi?

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Tom Meisfjord

John Cena's Peacemaker Series Just Cast Some Incredible Actors

Today, fans got their first big glimpse at the forthcoming Suicide Squad spinoff series' star-studded cast via a press release from HBO Max.

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Mike Bedard

Doctor Who Season 13 Is Finally Getting Off The Ground

BBC One has announced that production has officially resumed on the next season of Doctor Who. Every life is a pile of good things and bad things, and this is very much a good thing in a year that desperately needs it.

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Tom Meisfjord

What Mads Mikkelsen Could Look Like As Grindelwald In Fantastic Beasts

Now, after literal hours of wondering, fans can get a glimpse of what Mikkelsen might look like as the magic community's second most recognizable bad guy, thanks to the fine work of digital artist ApexForm.

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Dany Roth

The Marvel Actor Who Might Replace Johnny Depp In Fantastic Beasts

Despite diminishing returns, Fantastic Beasts is still set to stage a third attempt at recapturing the magic of the Harry Potter franchise, leaving fans with the question: Who will take over for Depp? We finally have our first potential answer to that question.

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Mike Bedard

Why Blue Bloods Season 11 Will Feel So Different

Blue Bloods has been a staple of CBS Friday nights since 2010. For years, people have tuned in to watch the Reagan family serve the New York Police Department, but for season 10, the Reagans had to go up against a foe far deadlier than your average street criminal: COVID-19.

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Tom Meisfjord

The Huge Johnny Depp Flop You Can Watch On Netflix Right Now

In 2011, Depp returned to the Gonzo-verse (sort of) in the iconic, cult-classic role (kind of) that he'd brought to life more than a decade prior, adapting Thompson's The Rum Diary under the watchful eye of Withnail & I writer-director Bruce Robinson. What could go wrong?

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Pauli Poisuo

The Big Regret David Ayer Has About Directing Suicide Squad

It's hardly a shock that the entire Suicide Squad experience has left Ayer with some baggage to unpack. As it turns out, he apparently only has one major regret about directing Suicide Squad.

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Ian Goldstein

Dwayne Johnson's Scorpion King Is Coming Back

Universal Pictures is teaming up with Johnson and Dany Garcia's Seven Bucks Productions to produce the film with Academy Award-nominated screenwriter Jonathan Herman set to write the script on a new Scorpion King reboot.

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Mike Bedard

Netflix's New Holiday Series Has Everyone Binge-Watching

A Netflix subscription is a must if you want a seemingly never-ending influx of Christmas properties to watch while you sip on egg nog and wrap presents. The first season of the new Netflix series Dash & Lily recently dropped, and it's just the thing to tide you over until December 25 comes around.

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Nina Starner

Emily In Paris Fans Just Got The Best News Ever

Fans of Emily in Paris should say “merci” to Netflix. In November 2020, just over a month after the first season of Emily in Paris made waves on Netflix, the service announced that the series will return for a second season.

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Sydney Baum Haines

The Surprising Superhero Trio The Boys Fans Can't Stop Talking About

Through all the discussion of this epic beat down at the end of The Boys season 2, a strange-but-fitting comparison to the trio of Supes keeps cropping up in fan conversation.

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Nina Starner

The Actress Who Plays Borat's Daughter Opens Up About The Rudy Giuliani Scene

The breakout star of the Borat sequel is speaking out about the film’s most talked-about scene. Here’s what Maria Bakalova had to say about that Rudy Giuliani scene in Borat 2.

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Robert Balkovich

Why Fans Are Worried About Blue Bloods' Season 11 Premiere

Despite the excitement of the return, some fans have already expressed concerns about the new season, and it's got everything to do with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

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Patrick Phillips

The Real Reason HBO Is Letting The Outsider Go

It's been a pretty rough week for small screen adaptations of the works of Stephen King. Just days after Hulu announced it was bringing the axe down on the fantastic anthology series Castle Rock, Deadline has now confirmed that HBO has done the same with The Outsider.

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Mike Bedard

Why Everyone Is Suddenly Binging The Office On Netflix Again

The Office is leaving Netflix at the end of the year. We'll give you a minute to compose yourself.

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Tom Meisfjord

Why The Boys Season 3 Premiere Episode Title Has Fans Hyped

The Boys had already been renewed for a third go-round before season 2 was even done cooking, and viewers now have a potential glimpse at what year three has in store, thanks to a photo released by showrunner Eric Kripke.

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Tom Meisfjord

The Star-Studded Action Movie That's Been Killing It On Hulu

Ten years after its debut, The Expendables is making waves again thanks to its recent debut on Hulu, bringing the joys of AARP-eligible bodybuilders to a whole new generation.

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