Guillermo Del Toro Wins Best Director Oscar For The Shape Of Water
Guillermo del Toro has won the Best Director Oscar for The Shape of Water.
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Deadpool 2: First Script Featured The Merc With A Mouth As A Father
Deadpool? More like Dadpool. Most comic book fans would argue that the foul-mouthed, trigger-happy Deadpool isn't exactly father figure material, but the man behind the Merc with a Mouth would beg to differ. Ryan Reynolds has revealed the first Deadpool 2 script featured him as a dad.
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Terry Gilliam Reportedly Hospitalized Ahead Of Cannes Decision To Premiere The Man Who Killed Don Quixote
Terry Gilliam has reportedly been hospitalized leading up to the Cannes Film Festival jury's decision to premiere his upcoming film, The Man Who Killed Don Quixote, during the event. One report indicates he suffered from a stroke; another notes he experienced "discomfort" before hospitalization.
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Bill & Ted 3 Is Officially, Finally Happening
Awesome things are afoot at the Circle-K. Just when the world was forgetting how to be excellent to each other, Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter have officially announced that they will return to reprise their roles as the slacker saviors Bill and Ted in the long-awaited Bill & Ted Face the Music.
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Black Panther Director Reveals What Happened To Killmonger's Mother
When it comes to heartbreaking backstories, Josh Brolin's Thanos has nothing on Michael B. Jordan's Killmonger. In an exclusive clip from the Black Panther audio commentary, writer-director Ryan Coogler opens up about Killmonger's tragic upbringing.
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Westworld: Park 6's Official Name Revealed
The most recent episode of Westworld, "Virtù e Fortuna," opened on a new park set in British Colonial India that introduced viewers to Katja Herbers' Grace and a wild Bengal tiger. Since the episode aired, the Delos viral website has been updated to include a page that confirms Park 6's name.
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Coco Wins Academy Award For Best Animated Feature Film
Pixar's Coco took home the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature Film.
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PETA Demands HBO Cease Using Wild Animals Following Westworld Portrayal; HBO Responds
PETA has challenged HBO to a duel. The activist organization is calling for HBO to cease using wild animals in its productions, according to an announcement the group released on Monday. The statement came in response to the Westworld series' use of wild elephants during its second season.
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NCIS Star Pauley Perrette Prepares Fans For A Sorrowful Goodbye
After starring in more than 350 episodes of the show since its very beginning, Pauley Perrette is leaving NCIS. The CBS series has been on the air since 2003, with Perrette playing the brilliant-but-quirky forensic specialist Abby Sciuto all the while. Now, she's bracing fans for a sad goodbye.
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The Mountain From Game Of Thrones Wins World's Strongest Man
The Mountain that Rides is now the World's Strongest Man. Hafthor Julius Bjornsson, a man who would seem to be hewn from the very bedrock of the Earth, has cemented his title as the World's Strongest Man by winning the international contest of the same name after years of effort.
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Avengers: Infinity War: Why Scarlet Witch Doesn't Have An Accent
Avengers: Infinity War left fans with a ton of questions, mostly of the "will my favorite hero be resurrected in Avengers 4?" variety. But some viewers were also plagued by a smaller but still significant query: Why doesn't Scarlet Witch have an accent in the film?
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The Avengers: Infinity War Scene You Didn't Get To See
Taking a film as enormous and impactful as Avengers: Infinity War and trimming it into something that runs for an acceptable length of time is no easy feat. Directors Joe and Anthony Russo managed to pack plenty of action into the film's 156 minutes, but there was one scene that didn't make the cut.
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Why Those Avengers: Infinity War Trailer Scenes Weren't In The Movie
When the first trailer for Avengers: Infinity War dropped, fans were hyped for one moment in particular: the electrifying ensemble shot that featured several heroes running towards the camera. Bizarrely, that scene never showed up in Infinity War. So what gives?
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Oscars 2018: Complete List Of Winners
Find out which movies and performers took home Oscars at the 2018 Academy Awards.
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Black Panther Tops Box Office For Third Weekend In A Row
Marvel's Black Panther beat out Red Sparrow and Death Wish at the weekend box office.
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M*A*S*H Actor David Ogden Stiers Dies At 75
David Ogden Stiers was best known for his role as Major Charles Winchester III on M*A*S*H.
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Flashpoint Directors John Francis Daley And Jonathan Goldstein Officially Confirmed
John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein are officially set to direct DC and Warner Bros.' Flash standalone, Flashpoint.
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Avengers: Infinity War: Tom Holland Didn't Know Spider-Man's Fate Until The Day Of Filming
Tom Holland's Spidey senses definitely weren't tingling. During an event held for his family's charity group The Brothers' Trust, Avengers: Infinity War star Tom Holland revealed that he didn't learn of Spider-Man's fate at the end of the film until the day he shot the scene.
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Thanos Is Coming To Fortnite In Massive Avengers: Infinity War Crossover Event
According to Marvel, Avengers: Infinity War was the most ambitious crossover event in recent cinematic history, but Epic Games considers the upcoming collaboration between its red-hot co-op sandbox survival title Fortnite and Infinity War the biggest and best mash-up ever.
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Solo: A Star Wars Story Sequels Aren't Set In Stone, Says Ron Howard
The Millennium Falcon isn't officially lined up for another voyage just yet. Solo: A Star Wars Story director Ron Howard spoke about recent reports that actor Alden Ehrenreich had signed on for three films in which he would star as Han Solo, revealing that the Solo sequels aren't quite set in stone.
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