Why Lily James Isn't In The Downton Abbey Movie
Lily James won't make an appearance in the Focus Features flick, and we finally know why, thanks to EP Gareth Naeme and creator Julian Fellowes.
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Bad Boys 3 Casts Vanessa Hudgens, Alexander Ludwig, Charles Melton
The cast of Bad Boys 3 has grown by, well, three. Vanessa Hudgens, Alexander Ludwig, and Charles Melton are the latest additions to Sony's forthcoming Bad Boys threequel, officially titled Bad Boys 4 Life. The trio join Will Smith and Martin Lawrence as Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett. -
Bumblebee: What The Critics Are Saying
The critics have spoken, and they're saying that the Transformers spin-off Bumblebee is, in a word, transformative. The first entry in the franchise not to be directed by Michael Bay currently sits at 94% on Rotten Tomatoes, garnering the best reviews by far of any film in the series. -
Mary Poppins Returns Sings And Dances To $4.8 Million Domestic First Day
When Mary Poppins Returns twirled into theaters, it had a supercalifragilisticexpialidocious first day. -
Uncharted Movie Loses Its Director
Sony's long-awaited adaptation of the iconic Uncharted video game series is back in... well, uncharted waters. -
The Mandalorian: Black Panther Composer Ludwig Goransson To Score Series
Ludwig Göransson is making the journey from Wakanda to the galaxy far, far away. Lucasfilm announced Wednesday that Göransson, who composed Marvel Studios' record-breaking superhero pic Black Panther, will score the impending Star Wars series The Mandalorian, starring Pedro Pascal in the title role. -
The Walking Dead Season 9B Key Art Reveals First Look At The Whisperers' Alpha
Step aside, Walkers — the Whisperers rule now. AMC has revealed three pieces key art from season 9B of The Walking Dead. The photos offer the first look at Samantha Morton as Alpha, the leader of the Whisperers, a pack of apocalypse survivors who wear zombie skin to blend in with the infected. -
Us: First Look At Jordan Peele's Upcoming Horror Film Unveiled
The film, set for release in March, stars Lupita Nyong'o and Winston Duke as a couple on a holiday from hell. -
New John Wick 3: Parabellum Photos Show Keanu Reeves, Halle Berry Teaming Up
In two new photos from John Wick 3: Parabellum, Keanu Reeves' John Wick teams up with Halle Berry's Sofia. -
Deadwood: First Images From New Movie Revealed
Believe it or not, Deadwood is about to return to the small screen — and there are pictures to prove it. HBO released the first images from the feature film revival of its acclaimed series this morning via Entertainment Weekly. The stills give us a look at only two characters, albeit iconic ones. -
More Live-Action Aladdin Photos Show Off Abu, Jafar, And New Character Dalia
Shining, shimmering, and splendid are the latest photos from Disney's live-action Aladdin, released exclusively by Entertainment Weekly. In addition to revealing the first look at Will Smith's Genie, EW also shared a batch photos that show off Abu, Jafar (Marwan Kenzaru), and Dalia (Nasim Pedrad). -
New Hellboy Photo, Additional Plot Details Revealed
The B.P.R.D.'s gonna bust you up. Entertainment Weekly has unveiled a new photo for Hellboy, which shows official and de-facto members of the Bureau of Paranormal Research and Development — David Harbour's Hellboy, Sasha Lane's Alice Monaghan, and Daniel Dae Kim's Major Ben Daimio — looking stern. -
Live-Action Aladdin: Get Your First Look At Will Smith As The Genie
Entertainment Weekly finally let the "ever-impressive, the long-contained, often imitated, but never duplicated" Genie of the lamp out of his itty bitty living space on Wednesday, December 19, sharing the first photos of Will Smith in character for Disney's live-action Aladdin remake. -
The Terror: George Takei Joins Cast Of Ridley Scott's Anthology Series
George Takei is coming aboard to lend some historical perspective to The Terror. -
SyFy Renews Van Helsing For Season 4
Van Helsing is coming back for round four — and it's bringing some new-ish blood into the mix. SyFy has ordered an additional 13 episodes of its dark fantasy series, with new showrunner Jonathan Walker taking over from the show's creator Neil LaBute, according to Variety. -
Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina Scores Two More Seasons On Netflix
Bright solstice, indeed. Days after Netflix aired the surprise Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Christmas special, "Chapter Eleven: A Midwinter's Tale," the streamer has ordered two more seasons of the wickedly charming witch-filled series. "Parts three and four" will begin production in 2019. -
Joker Wraps Filming
It's not over until the Clown Prince of Crime cackles — and he just did. Director Todd Phillips announced on Monday, December 17 that filming on his upcoming Joker movie, starring Joaquin Phoenix as failed comedian Arthur Fleck, the man who takes on the Joker mantle, has officially wrapped. -
Dark Crystal: Images, Cast Revealed For Netflix Series
The first images have been revealed for Netflix's prequel series The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance. -
Stargirl: The Haunting Of Hill House's Henry Thomas Cast As Dr. Mid-Nite
Henry Thomas is moving from one streaming service to the next. Thomas, known for his role as young Hugh Crain on Netflix's The Haunting of Hill House, has been cast on Stargirl, set to launch on DC's direct-to-consumer platform DC Universe. He'll portray the Golden Age version of Dr. Mid-Nite. -
Hellboy: New Poster Is Burning Hot, Trailer On The Way
The new poster for the Hellboy reboot promises a scorching good time — and it's only a matter of days before we see the Right Hand of Doom in action. Lionsgate has released the first official poster for the forthcoming flick, and it's appropriately flame-y. A new trailer will appear on December 20. -
Daredevil Actress Says Netflix Is To Blame For Series' Cancellation
Put down the pitchforks and drop the rotten vegetables, disgruntled Daredevil fans. Marvel isn't the company you want to hurl harsh words and moldy produce at. According to Daredevil actress Amy Rutberg, Netflix is to blame for Daredevil's cancellation, not Marvel. -
Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse Swings To Record-Breaking $35 Million Debut
The many members of the spider-filled multiverse tasted sweet stateside success this weekend. After launching wide on December 14, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse swung to a $35.4 million domestic debut, setting a new record and earning the best opening for an animated film released in December.
