The Brave Canceled At NBC
Anne Heche, Mike Vogel, Sofia Pernas, Tate Ellington, Natacha Karam, Demetrius Grosse, Noah Millsm and Hadi Tabbal starred in The Brave, which came from Dean Georgaris (The Manchurian Candidate).
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FX Orders Half-Hour Drama Series Mr. Inbetween
FX has ordered the half-hour drama series Mr. Inbetween, based on the 2005 short film The Magician from Australian actor Scott Ryan. Gringo's Nash Edgerton will take on directorial for the series, which he also co-wrote and will executive produce. -
Why Deadpool Creator Rob Liefeld Cried While Watching Deadpool 2
For fans, seeing Deadpool 2 on the big screen will be the culmination of everything Merc with a Mouth-related that they've hoped for over the last two years. But for Deadpool creator Rob Liefeld, it's a different experience entirely. Liefeld admitted the reason why he cried during the sequel flick. -
Timothy Olyphant In Talks For Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
Quentin Tarantino has recruited yet another acclaimed actor for his upcoming film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Timothy Olyphant is in talks to join Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie, and more in the drama, which is set to follow a group of characters in L.A. during the summer of 1969. -
The Expanse Canceled At Syfy
The Expanse will grow now more. Syfy has canceled The Expanse after three seasons on the air. Written and co-created Markus Fergus and Hawk Ostby, the series starred Thomas Jane, Steven Strait, Cas Anvar, Dominique Tipper, Wes Chatham, Paulo Costanzo, and Florence Faivre, among others. -
Taken Officially Canceled At NBC
NBC has officially canceled the Clive Standen-starring action series Taken after two seasons. -
Jon Favreau's Live-Action Star Wars Series Is Set Before The Force Awakens
While the world is buzzing about Solo: A Star Wars Story, actor and director Jon Favreau is getting more and more excited about his newest venture in the Star Wars franchise: an upcoming live-action television series that he has just revealed will take place before Star Wars: The Force Awakens. -
Brooklyn Nine-Nine Could Be Saved After Fox Cancellation
Hulu, TBS, Netflix, and NBC are all being discussed as potential homes for the Andy Samberg and Andre Braugher starring cop comedy Brooklyn Nine-Nine, which was canceled by Fox after five seasons. -
Avengers: Infinity War Directors Fire Back At Deadpool's Thanos Joke
After Ryan Reynolds shared a message penned by the Merc with a Mouth, which warned fans about spoiling Deadpool 2 and poked fun at #ThanosDemandsYourSilence in the process, Avengers: Infinity War directors Joe and Anthony Russo have fired back at the mockery Deadpool made of their campaign. -
Life Of The Party Tops Breaking In At Thursday Box Office
Melissa McCarthy's Life of the Party topped Gabrielle Union's Breaking In at the Thursday box office, but neither film is expected to be able to come anywhere close to the Marvel juggernaut Avengers: Infinity War over Mother's Day weekend. -
Deadpool Takes Over Google To Answer Top Questions About Life, Love, And Your Mom
Need someone to answer questions too embarrassing to ask other people? Hoping to ponder life's infinite mysteries with an anti-hero who carries twin katanas with him at all times? We've got the perfect solution. Deadpool has teamed up with Google to tackle some hard-hitting questions in video form. -
Deadpool 2 First Reactions Unveiled
Walking into a sequel as hotly anticipated as Deadpool 2 is scary, since the very notion of a flick that follows up the hyper-successful original Deadpool raises weighty questions: Will it be as good? Can Ryan Reynolds really strike gold twice? The first reactions to Deadpool 2 give us the answers. -
Solo: A Star Wars Story First Reactions Revealed
Solo: A Star Wars Story isn't set to fly into cinemas until May 25, but a handful of lucky people got to board the Millennium Falcon and journey to the galaxy far, far away ahead of time. Those who attended Solo's world premiere have spilled their thoughts on the Ron Howard-directed standalone. -
Arrested Development's Bluths Seek Approval In Family Of The Year Campaign Ad
Arrested Development's Bluths are a bunch of narcissists who think they're the greatest family on Earth — but what does it look like when they actually set out to prove that? As the fifth season of the comedy series nears, Netflix has released a campaign ad from the aspiring Family of the Year. -
Star Wars: Report Claims Obi-Wan Kenobi Movie Scheduled To Film In 2019
Star Wars has another story to tell about a character we thought we knew. According to a report by Star Wars news site Fantha Tracks, pre-production has begun on a spinoff movie focusing on the adventures of the famed Jedi Obi-Wan Kenobi, with filming set to commence in spring 2019. -
Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Last Man On Earth, The Mick Canceled At Fox
Fox is trimming their comedy slate. The network has canceled the long-running comedies Brooklyn Nine-Nine and The Last Man on Earth, as well as the two-season comedy The Mick. -
Simon Pegg Expresses Interest In Captain Britain Movie
By the time the Marvel Cinematic Universe is done for, every actor on Earth will have played one superhero or two — and Star Trek's Simon Pegg knows exactly which one he wants. Fielded a question regarding what superhero he would want to play, the actor answered with the Marvel hero Captain Britain. -
Game Of Thrones: Jon And Daenerys Actors Share A Cuddle In New Set Photo
Kit Harington and Emilia Clarke shared a cute moment on the set of Game of Thrones season 8. -
Cobra Kai Renewed For Season 2 On YouTube Red
Barely a week after its initial release, YouTube Red's Cobra Kai series is already looking to stick around for a while. The buzzworthy sequel series to The Karate Kid, which was released by YouTube on May 2, is officially coming back for a ten-episode second season. -
Rick And Morty Scores Enormous 70-Episode Renewal At Adult Swim
We've got a good feeling about this, Morty. After months of uncertainty and increasingly frequent outcries from fans, Rick and Morty has landed a renewal no one expected to be as large as it is. Co-creator Justin Roiland has confirmed that Adult Swim has ordered 70 more episodes of the series. -
The Predator Attacks In Exclusive New Photo
The Predator isn't playing around. Following the release of the first trailer for Shane Black's The Predator, which teased the fight between the deadlier-than-ever hunters and the vulnerable-but-determined hunted humans, Empire magazine has unveiled a new image from the film. -
Why Avengers: Infinity War Didn't Show Thanos Obtaining The Power Stone
At its most basic, Avengers: Infinity War is a movie that follows the intergalactic despot Thanos (Josh Brolin) getting his meaty purple hands on the Infinity Stones. But that's not entirely true, as the film didn't actually show him obtaining the Power Stone. Why is that? -
Bad Boys For Life Gets Official Release Date
It's all good news for the Bad Boys. Sony Pictures Entertainment has given its forthcoming third entry in the Bad Boys film franchise an official release date. Entitled Bad Boys for Life, the pic brings Will Smith's Sergeant Mike Lowrey and Martin Lawrence's Sergeant Marcus Burnett together again. -
Did Gwyneth Paltrow Just Spoil Avengers 4?
Gwyneth Paltrow: Actress, singer, published writer, mother, and now, Marvel movie secret-revealer. Paltrow, who portrays Pepper Potts (say that three times fast) in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, may have just spilled a major spoiler for Avengers 4.
