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Letitia Wright as Mo Washington looking down

Katy Kroll

Surrounded's Letitia Wright And Michael K. Williams Bonded Around The Fire In His Final Film - Exclusive Interview

Letitia Wright spoke to Looper about working with Michael K. Williams in "Surrounded" and what it means to help blaze a path for Black women in Westerns.

Shane O'Neill

Scarlett Johansson's Mysterious Marvel Project Is Apparently Still Happening Despite Delays

According to Scarlett Johansson herself, her collaboration with Marvel Studios is still happening despite delays.

Melissa Lemieux

Peacemaker: James Gunn Assures Fans Season 2 Is Still Happening (But Not Before Superman: Legacy)

"Peacemaker" fans can rejoice. According to James Gunn, the show will return for a second season, but only after "Superman: Legacy" releases.

Nina Starner

Bambi Is The Next Disney Classic Getting The Live-Action Treatment

"Bambi" is the next Disney classic to get a live-action remake, and Oscar winner Sarah Polley is in talks to direct the project.

Timothy Olyphant peeking through car window

Kieran Fisher

Why Justified: City Primeval's Showrunner Calls It A 'Mashup' And Not A Reboot

"Justified: City Primeval" is out to honor the work of Elmore Leonard and add some new layers to U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens, according to Michael Dinner.

Nina Starner

And Just Like That: Kristin Davis Shrugs Off The Kim Cattrall Controversy

Kristin Davis spent years appearing on "Sex and the City" with Kim Cattrall - so naturally, she's weighing in on the drama.

Rick Stevenson

Star Wars Canon Is Already Meaningless, And That's A Good Thing

Disney has tried for a decade to create a clear "Star Wars" canon, but the project is rapidly failing. In the end, though, that might not be so bad.

Mike Worby

The Flash Star Ezra Miller Shares First Comments Since Allegations Of Misconduct

Ezra Miller shares their first comments since they were hit with allegations of misconduct. Here's what the star of "The Flash" had to say at the premiere.

Pauli Poisuo

Disney Changes Release Dates For Avatar 3, MCU Projects, A Star Wars Film And Much More

Time to update your calendars, fans, because Disney just reshuffled the release dates of several Marvel Cinematic Universe, "Star Wars," and "Avatar" movies.

Pauli Poisuo

Elio's First Trailer Is An Out Of This World Adventure From Pixar

The trailer for Pixar's "Elio" has finally arrived, and it makes clear that the viewer can expect one massive intergalactic animated adventure.

Venom and Mania Two-Pack standing figurines

Liam McGuire

Marvel Legends Exclusive Reveal: Venom: Space Knight And Mania Two-Pack

Marvel Legends and Hasbro are teaming up to release a new Venom two-pack featuring Venom: Space Knight and Mania -- Looper has all the exclusive details.

Kevin Phelan

Loki's Miss Minutes Returns In Charming Marvel Comics Variant Covers

Everybody's favorite cartoon clock from Loki is coming to the comics. Or is she?

Mark D. McKee

James Gunn Teases His Favorite Superman Villains (What Could It Mean For Superman: Legacy?)

James Gunn recently picked some of his favorite Man of Steel villains and they could definitely work for his upcoming film, "Superman: Legacy."

Shane O'Neill

Everwood's Treat Williams Dead At 71

Treat Williams, longtime film and television actor best known for "Everwood," has died at the age of 71 following a motorcycle accident.

Shane O'Neill

Superman Beats Batman: Gotham Knights Falls, While Superman & Lois Flies High To Season 4 Renewal

"Superman & Lois" will soar into Season 4, while "Gotham Knights" will bid The CW farewell after just one season.

Shane O'Neill

Pat Sajak To Retire From Wheel Of Fortune After Four Decades

After spending four decades as one of the faces of "Wheel of Fortune," Pat Sajak is preparing for retirement from the beloved game show.

Liam McGuire

DC's New Birds Of Prey Are Flying Your Way Soon

The Birds of Prey are back in the DC Universe with the launch of a comic book series featuring an all-new version of the team.

Tim Lammers

Steven Soderbergh Isn't Afraid Of AI Hurting The Film Industry

Many Hollywood writers and directors may fear the sudden rise of AI. However, filmmaker and Oscar-winner Steven Soderbergh is not one of them.

Nina Starner

The Idol Wants To Critique The Exploitation Of Pop Stars - But Revels In It Instead

The Idol's biggest problem is that it embodies all the objectification it seeks to put down.

Nina Starner

The Golden Globes Just Were Bought Out - What Happens Now?

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association is no more, and the Golden Globes belong to Dick Clark Productions. What does this mean for the awards show's future?

Nina Starner

Jason Segel Explains Which Documentary Cured His Writer's Block

Jason Segel was experiencing terrible writer's block - until he watched this documentary.

Date Movie, Street Fighter, and Cats burning up

Looper Staff

Movies We Regret Watching

Some movies are bad whereas others make you regret ever watching them in the first place. From Cats to Street Fighter, here are the movies we wished we avoided.

Nina Starner

Red, White, & Royal Blue: How Faithfully Will The Rom-Com Movie Adapt The Book?

If you've read and loved "Red, White & Royal Blue" by Casey McQuiston, you're probably gearing up for the movie; here's how similar it'll be to the book.

Sam Skopp

Spider-Verse: How The Pandemic Inspired Miles Morales' Anxiety Disorder In New Short

A new Spider-Verse short film depicts Miles Morales suffering from an anxiety disorder, reflecting its director's struggles with the pandemic.

Nick Staniforth

56% Of Transformers Fans Would Recast This Rise Of The Beasts Actor - Looper Survey

Looper conducted a survey of 13,000 people to ask them which actor in "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts" they would recast, and 56% of fans agree on who.

Mike Worby

Sam Levinson's The Idol Is So Bad It Just Might Ruin Euphoria Season 3

The Idol is seriously tarnishing Sam Levinson's brand, and it might screw up all that Euphoria adoration by the time Season 3 (someday) arrives.

Behind the scenes Last of Us Bill Frank dinner scene

Nina Starner

The Last Of Us Director Says Queer Love Story Worked Because Its Heart Is 'Universal'

"The Last of Us" director Peter Hoar says the love story between Bill and Frank works so perfectly because it's "universal."