The Forgotten Eddie Murphy Comedy That's Killing It On Netflix
Comedy legend Eddie Murphy has starred in countless blockbuster films, but one of his oft-overlooked titles is the one currently garnering all the attention.
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The Truth About Sophie Turner's First TV Role Since GoT Ended
If you're still missing Game of Thrones, Quibi has a new adventure for you starring one of the epic fantasy's most popular players. -
The One Scene That Anna Kendrick Refused To Film For Dummy
Quibi (short for "quick bites"), the streaming service specifically designed for cell phone use, launched April 6, 2020. Included among the list of impressive launch content was the Anna Kendrick-starring series, Dummy. -
The Underrated Sci-Fi Comedy On Hulu You Still Haven't Seen
With genre gems like Get Out, Hereditary, and A Quiet Place proving as popular with audiences as they have with critics, even the most casual followers of horror, science fiction, and fantasy flicks would have to admit that we are living through a golden age of nerd culture. -
Where Is Yellowstone Filmed?
In the case of Paramount Network's smash hit drama Yellowstone, the grandiose landscapes of the American Mountain West are a big part of the series' charm. -
Clone High Fans Just Got The Best News Ever
Although Clone High was canceled after only a single season, its creators, Bill Lawrence, Phil Lord, and Christopher Miller, have careers that span beyond one high school full of cartoon clones. But now, fans of the show have reason to celebrate, because the team is bringing Clone High back. -
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Reboot Movie - What We Know So Far
Gang Green is apparently springing back into action, and we have Seth Rogen's Point Grey Pictures production company to thank for the latest revival of the durable 1980s childrens' franchise. -
What It Will Take To Make The Invisible Man 2 Happen
It's no surprise — given the legacy title, the critically-acclaimed star, and the modern take on a classic premise — that The Invisible Man was a hit. What happens when a movie is a hit? People start asking for a sequel. Elisabeth Moss has some ideas about how to make one happen. -
Jason Momoa's Newest Movie Role Is Hilariously Unexpected
After playing mythical barbarians, a renegade fur trapper, and a muscle daddy take on Aquaman, there's only one logical direction for Jason Mamoa's next big role: Frosty the Snowman. We promise you read that correctly. -
Beavis And Butt-Head Fans Just Got Some Surprising News
What the world needs right now are the insightful observations of the greatest contemplative minds of our time — which is why we're pleased to announce that Beavis and Butt-Head are returning. Comedy Central has ordered two new seasons of the classic animated series. -
My Hero Academia Season 5 Release Date, Characters And Plot - What We Know So Far
The My Hero Academia anime, adapted from Kohei Horikoshi's manga of the same name, has been exploring what it means to be a hero for four seasons straight, and fans will be ecstatic to know that a fifth is on the way. Here's what we know so far about My Hero Academia season 5. -
The Intense Training Joseph Gordon-Levitt Did For One Inception Stunt
Perhaps the most impressive thing about Inception is that there's absolutely no telling when and where the movie will re-enter our radar. In a recent interview, Anne Hathaway revealed a story director Christopher Nolan told her about Joseph Gordon-Levitt's intense stunt training for the film. -
The Joke Disney Made James Gunn Remove From Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 1
As you might imagine, not every joke James Gunn (or any screenwriter) writes makes it to the screen — and Guardians of the Galaxy is no exception. Recently, Gunn revealed a deleted bit of dialogue he loves so much he wishes he could put it back in the movie. -
Mad Men Fans Just Got The Best News Ever
This is probably the only time in history where Mad Men fans can't use Pete Campbell's exasperated "Not great, Bob!" line as an answer to the question "How are you?" On July 1, Mad Men production company Lionsgate Television confirmed that the Jon Hamm-starring series has found a new streaming home. -
Why Fans Are Freaking Out Over The Boys Season 2
On June 30, Amazon Prime gave us a new exclusive sneak peek at the upcoming season 2 of The Boys, and if the fans weren't excited before, they sure are now. Here's why fans are freaking out over The Boys season 2, and what it means for the show. -
Shazam! 2 Director Gives An Update On The Sequel
Shazam! will get a sequel ... eventually. David F. Sandberg — director of the lighthearted superhero flick centered around a tween who obtains the ability to transform into an adult superhero when he utters the word "shazam!" — recently took to Twitter to give an update about Shazam! 2. -
James Gunn Sets The Record Straight On Rumored Suicide Squad 2 Director's Cut
After HBO announced that the Zack Snyder Cut of Justice League will premiere on HBO Max in 2021, fans have begun questioning what other kinds of director's cuts they may see — even for films that haven't debuted yet, like James Gunn's upcoming sequel to David Ayer's Suicide Squad. -
Justice League Actor Ray Fisher Makes A Bold Move Against Joss Whedon
We all sometimes say things for the sake of politeness, but Ray Fisher has decided that the time for that kind of politeness has passed. The actor who portrayed Cyborg in Justice League tweeted that he wanted to "forcefully retract" something he said about Joss Whedon before the release of the film. -
The Internet Is Going Bonkers Over Will Ferrell's New Movie
The 2020 Eurovision Song Contest might have been canceled, but Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga, Netflix's spoof on the beloved international competition, is more than making up for it. -
Awesome News Just Dropped For Curb Your Enthusiasm
The longer he sticks around the entertainment industry, the clearer it becomes that Larry David is his own worst critic. HBO might be excited to see what David has in store, but the comedian used the announcement of a new season to throw a little cold water on his good news in the way only he could. -
Ozark Fans Just Got Seriously Bittersweet News
Fans of Netflix's pitch-black crime drama Ozark finally got some news about the show's new season, though it may not be exactly the news they were hoping for. Here's everything you need to know about the good news and the bad news about the future of the Byrde family. -
The Bizarre Rule Christopher Nolan Imposes On His Movie Sets
Anne Hathaway and Hugh Jackman discussed what it's like to work with Christopher Nolan, with Hathaway spilling a pretty bizarre detail about one of his rules. -
Why Mark Hamill Is Still Upset About This Cut Star Wars Scene
Over four decades after the fact, the way in which his signature character was introduced to audiences still irks Mark Hamill. The actor still feels pretty strongly that Luke's original introduction in the first Star Wars flick, which was cut for pacing reasons, should have been kept intact. -
New Umbrella Academy Season 2 Poster Is Extremely Revealing
With The Umbrella Academy's return now just a little over a month away (season 2 of the series drops on July 31), Netflix is gearing up for the Hargreeves' blast through the past with yet another poster that has fans clamoring to get a closer look. Here's what the new one-sheet reveals. -
The Real Reason Ron Perlman Said No To The Hellboy Reboot
Despite the popularity of the first two Hellboy films starring Ron Perlman, director Guillermo del Toro was unable to get a third off the ground. Why did Perlman pass up a chance to return for the 2019 reboot, and what are the chances that he might don the horns again? -
Why Doctor Sleep Is Currently Taking Over The Internet
Doctor Sleep, the sequel to The Shining, may not have found much success during its theatrical run, but people are talking about it a lot right now. The once-underappreciated movie is now available on HBO Max — and the response to the film's availability is substantial. -
Ryan Reynolds Hilariously Crashes X-Men Cast Reunion
The YouTube channel Global Citizen recently released a hilarious video in which the cast of the Fox-produced X-Men films are enjoying a warm, chatty reunion via Zoom that comes screeching to a halt when it's joined by Deadpool star Ryan Reynolds, who is just so psyched to be part of the gang.
