ID to put the "AI" in "Aileen Wuornos"

Kelly Macdonald isn't playing a superhero, but she's still the heart of Lanterns

Six Flags "permanently retiring" its X2 roller coaster

October's most anticipated books include Jane Schoenbrun's debut novel and the return of Divergent

Insiders cite as precedents numerous other genre-blurring films that were submitted, accepted and nominated at the Globes in the musical or comedy categories, including 'Get Out,' 'The Banshees of Inisherin,' 'Triangle of Sadness,' 'Poor Things,' 'The Substance' and 'Bugonia.'

Spooky's Roy Lee and Steven Schenider produce.

Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler are starring in the adaptation of the stylish 1980s TV series.

Warner Bros.' big-budget awards play has sparked plenty of debate, with the film likely to open far below Amazon MGM's Colleen Hoover adaptation 'Verity': "It's going to be a very interesting weekend."

The 'Longlegs' studio will see emerging filmmakers contribute to the open-source horror project set for a theatrical release in 2027.

After a decade as a Grammy-nominated musician, the singer-songwriter tells The Hollywood Reporter about her creative career behind the camera, including one of this year's most provocative indies and her support for a younger generation of filmmakers.

Macklemore says Free Palestine Tour sold out "immediately"

Danny Boyle endorses Jack O'Connell as the next James Bond

New Professor X Christopher Abbott's big introduction didn't go as planned

The confessional documentary NAZA looks behind the drones to lay bare Israel's calculated collateral damage.

'You Can See Everything' shows the elephant — sort of.

Jesse Eisenberg, who directs Moore in 'The Debut' will present the Oscar-winning actress with her career-spanning honor.

“They've built a very close relationship with a discerning, specialized audience," says Diego Ávalos, Netflix’s vp of content for Spain, Portugal and Turkey.

Well, sure, when a platform pays like $600 million for your artificial intelligence company...

Gala screenings include 'Godzilla Minus Zero,' 'Behemoth!,' 'Fjord' and 'Wild Horse Nine' and 15 films were selected for the main competition.

The actor, who recently starred in Prime Video's 'Spider-Noir,' said he "would like to see it [MCU] get back to telling the stories and not just cutting to the wrestling match."

The renamed Comedy Central series follows up its season debut by pitting old money against new tech wealth in Butters' backyard.

Take a look at the movies and TV shows that are hitting the streaming service this month.

Bradley Whitford thinks The West Wing might be ready to come back as "a limited series of some kind"

Paramount's David Ellison recruits current Mattel CEO to help run his expensive new toy

Aaron Sorkin thinks The Social Reckoning should somehow not be political

New America.gov demonstrates its "super intelligence" by responding to "play Minecraft" prompt with nervous breakdown

Obsession becomes the latest laugh riot to submit as comedy at the Golden Globes

Fine, Neon's making its own dang SCP Foundation movie

She's already had a cup of coffee with the streamer.

Colm Feore, Mustafa Speaks, Bobbi Salvor Menuez and Francesca Xuereb are all elevated when the Billy Bob Thornton series returns.

The spinoff of the action hit, starring Maria Sten, will continue.

Netflix boss gets candid on why he believes The Duffer Brothers and Shawn Levy left the streamer for rival studios.

And he's not going to talk about his (probable) new job.

Nicolas Cage reteams with litigious Fortitude producer for cyber-thriller C.L.A.Y.

Andrew Rannells will lead It's A Wonderful Life's Broadway debut

Judge tosses out antitrust lawsuits against Google

Bradley Cooper returns to active duty for Danny McBride as G.I. Joe's Duke

CNN's CEO will still be here for a while after Warner Bros./Paramount merger

Ben Shapiro's Daily Wire will Run Hide Fight thrice for ICE

The film marks the first time producers Sam Raimi and Jordan Peele will work together.

Rick Ross arrested on 2 battery charges

"Cognitive dissonance" was an issue while filming You Can See Everything

Ben Affleck praises his "ethical" AI use in new film Animals

Merger officially scheduled as judge approves Warner Bros./Paramount settlement

5 new comics to read in October, including Marvel's new horror line

The move comes as Anonymous moves into becoming a financier of films, rather than just a fee-for-hire production company, with backer Laurene Powell Jobs joining the board.

Knowing this is half the battle: Danny McBride is directing the live-action and also co-wrote the script.

The screenwriter, who is also taking over the director's chair for 'Social Reckoning' while prepping a Broadway revival of 'A Few Good Men,' is keeping the film under wraps with few test screenings ahead of release.

Margaret Qualley and Sabrina Carpenter are also set to star in the Sony project from director Paul King.

Josh Loeb has turned Rustic Canyon into a beloved Santa Monica classic. Now he's focusing his sensibility on filmmaking.

Feige was honored as Pioneer of the Year at a special event on Wednesday, with support from Pratt and Jon Favreau.

Frances Haugen, whose memoir 'The Power of One' was adapted into 'The Social Reckoning,' tells THR about giving the rights to the prolific director and the one thing in the film that made her cringe.

At the top of the finale episode, Rick Devens, Drew Campbell and Taylor Brown were still in contention to win the show.

Seth Gabel returns as the notorious Dahmer in the new season of Ryan Murphy's horror franchise, reuniting him with Peters, who took on the role in the first season of 'Monster.'

"I wouldn't use something that trains on or has learned from any work that is copywritten, or that is an intelligence created by a peer of mine or somebody that I look up to," the actor-director emphasized.

Great job, Internet!: Trove of Phil Tippett Studio work saved at liquidation sale is now online

The new Miami Vice movie can have a little Goggins, as a treat

Peacock's Fast And Furious show gets green light to live life a quarter-season at a time

The Bachelor producers aren't feeling too lovey-dovey about Chris Harrison's new dating show

58-year-old adopted man finds out Michael McDonald is his biological father

Jordan Peele and Sam Raimi team up to terrorize Chase Infiniti 

Eddie Murphy is teaming up with Mad Men's Matthew Weiner for a Peacock drama

He was a frequent collaborator of the Coen Brothers, storyboarding ‘Fargo,’ ‘Drive-Away Dolls’ and ‘The Tragedy of Macbeth,’ among other films.

"I’m just there to commit utterly to serving the material," the Oscar nominee said of his approach to acting.

Their breakout 2018 sci-fi thriller debuted at the Vancouver Film Festival. Now they’re returning with ‘Freaks 2’ and as bankable horror directors and writers.

Alejandro G. Iñárritu helmed the pricey satire that will go down as a big financial loss for Warner Bros.

The series creator explains her decision to build the adaptation around a love story, between brothers, rereading Cathy Ames and how she updated Steinbeck's novel for television.

The critically acclaimed and popular actress best known for 'Shameless' will be feted on Oct. 18.

The prolific creator has a big overall deal with Disney's 20th TV and a long working relationship with FX. Is that enough to ensure a renewal for a show that wasn't a ratings breakout?

Damn, Aaron Sorkin really gave Jesse Eisenberg the hard sell to come back as Mark Zuckerberg

Shout! Factory put old "lost" TV directly into fans' hands—until one day it didn't

Paul Rudd finally ages enough to tell us to put down our damn cellphones

Alejandro González Iñárritu's contradictory double narrative in Digger reveals his film's heavy-handed hubris and real-world irony.

James Gunn and Peter Safran are Skydance-proof, at least for now

Man who thinks he's more popular than Lincoln says Chuck Lorre needs psychiatric help

Avengers: Endgame leapfrogs Avatar to reclaim its all-time box office crown

Edward Said: Between Worlds and Rehearsals For A Revolution resurrect subjects and loved ones that only live in memories.

These PBS space documentaries explore the wonders of our universe

AVQ&A: What TV show do you quote more than any other?

Punkie Johnson and Roy Wood Jr. prop up the teaser for Prime Video's new Barbershop show

Ashley Duong has created an inventive hybrid film inspired by a memoir that fluidly moves between re-enactments and verite documentary styles.

A new ad for Alejandro G. Iñárritu's box office bomb shows international critics praising the film compared to their American counterparts.

The actor, who previously portrayed John F. Kennedy Jr. in 'Love Story,' opens up to The Hollywood Reporter about joining the Ryan Murphy anthology.

Marvel Studios' 2019 release headed back to theaters last weekend ahead of this year's 'Doomsday.'

Nyla Innuksuk's supernatural thriller, where themes of trauma and tragedy come painfully alive, is screening at the Vancouver Film Festival this week.

The subject of an Oscar-winning documentary, the Universal Pictures contract player also starred with Lynda Carter in ‘Bobbie Jo and the Outlaw.’

The onetime CBS and NBC executive also worked on ‘Adderly,’ ‘Return to Green Acres’ and a new version of ‘Land of the Lost.’

Tilda Swinton to publish typically unconventional new memoir

What's on TV this week—Small Prophets and Below premiere

Jennifer Lawrence reteams with No Hard Feelings director for new rom-com

Lee Child says he killed Tom Cruise's Reacher movies for the fans

Universal reportedly wants J.A. Bayona to direct another Jurassic World sequel

Tony Gilroy says he's never written a character like Pedro Pascal's in Behemoth!

Robert Pattinson happily declares Michael Bay's Transformers "the definitive movie of the 2000s"

Jeremy Strong's Mark Zuckerberg apparently had some defensive notes for Aaron Sorkin

"Skydance" to jangle keyring labeled "Barbie 2" in front of audiences to distract from all the chaos

The Watcher season 2 is a go at Netflix with Naomi Watts and Bobby Cannavale returning

Lee Chang-dong's latest haunting masterpiece, Possible Love, hits a painfully relatable financial nerve for our modern times.

New 4K and Blu-rays in October 2026 include Little Shop Of Horrors, a Criterion release of The Silence Of The Lambs, and Agatha Christie.

Christopher Abbott did not enjoy his Kraven The Hunter experience

Let's light up this weekend's Lanterns finale with a look back at our coverage

Netflix swiftly renews A Different World reboot for season 2

Tyra Banks was promised Josh Hartnett's career if she took a role in Halloween: Resurrection

Great Job, Internet!: Let former Steelers coach Mike Tomlin walk you through his 12-years-and-running Minecraft city

Twilight Of The Dead, George Romero's posthumous Dead series conclusion, rises from grave

Indonesian horror director Joko Anwar tells us about steering his latest grisly film, Ghost In The Cell, away from "gore for gore's sake."

Guess what David Ellison is calling the new Warner Bros.-Paramount (it ain't WarnerMount)

Disney remembers it can license exclusive content to Netflix for money

A new indie vampire game asks what you do when the evil is coming from inside the party

Miranda Lambert denies decking Nickelback's Chad Kroeger

The Kennedy Center Honors are the Capital One Arena Honors this year

Ben Affleck's Animals cast wants him to run for political office

Kristy Matheson previews key highlights and stars featured in the 70th edition and why she doesn't agree with people having "a grumble about how it doesn't seem like a big or a good year for cinema."

He also appeared on ‘Martin,’ ‘Hangin’ With Mr. Cooper,’ ‘Moesha,’ ‘Coach’ and 'Curb Your Enthusiasm.’

Some viewers might take issue with one major swing, but the team sees it as "remixing" rather than "rewriting" Green Lantern canon.

Lanterns pays off its mission with heroic grace

Youth has a lot on its mind—maybe a little too much

Sorkin joined stars Mikey Madison, Jeremy Allen White and Jeremy Strong at the NYC premiere of his 'Social Network' follow-up on Sunday.

He also appeared on two other soap operas, 'Another World' and 'Port Charles.'

The actor is also set to lead Netflix's adaptation of the Harlan Coben novel 'The Woods.'

The Batman: Part II is "temporarily" on pause

Great Job, Internet!: Wedding Crashing DVDs are uncorking all over Little Free Libraries

Karoline Leavitt to spend less time with family as Fox News contributor

A feminist, period-piece crime anime unfolds over three overwhelmingly psychedelic parts in Netflix's Mononoke The Movie.

The Daily Wire's new ICE propaganda film temporarily shut down in Montana

Get ready for more Vikings in our first look at Bloodaxe

Sicario 3 is getting the gang back together

'Tulsa King' becomes the first Taylor Sheridan show to shoot a season in NYC, as Kathy Hochul's administration takes a victory lap. Also, Scarlet Rose Stallone is upped to series regular.

After leaving acting, he went on to found a construction company in his home state of Illinois.

Beyond ‘Heated Rivalry,’ a wave of gay, lesbian and trans comedies and rom-coms out of Canada is growing.

A special spotlight during the festival will celebrate Prince-Bythewood's upcoming film 'Children of Blood and Bone.'

Black Label Media and Thunder Road have Padraic McKinley attached to direct the long-awaited sequel and Steven Knight writing a script.

The star of the Starz historical romantic drama, joined by executive producers Matthew B. Roberts and Maril Davis, explains how the future mother of Jamie Fraser thwarts a siege to Castle Leoch. The lesson? "Don't underestimate women."

Kinnaman plays CIA officer John Nixon interrogating Saddam Hussein (played by Waleed Zuaiter) to locate WMDs he never had in the eight-part TNT series 'High Value Target: The Hunt for Saddam.'

Faist also discusses the relationship between Cathy (Florence Pugh) and the Trask brothers, and the appeal of the triangular dynamics he’s explored in both 'Challengers' and now, Zoe Kazan's Netflix miniseries adaptation.

Ryan Murphy pushes back against the "camp" label

Anatomy Of A Finale: Does Lanterns soar or sour in the end?

Alejandro G. Iñàrritu expected and prefers Digger's negative reception

Imperfect Women will be down an imperfect woman for season 2

The most celebrated Spanish film actress returns to the podcast to discuss her life, career and incredible 2026.

The Marvel actor talks his highly anticipated move to DC in the Matt Reeves film.

DC Studios said in a statement: "Matt has the full support of DC Studios and we look forward to continuing the journey soon."

The ending of the book, and now movie adaptation, has had fans in a heated debate. But Hathaway, whose character is at center of it all, is pretty set on her stance.

Alfonso Cuarón and Guillermo del Toro’s defense of Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s costly flop is the latest chapter in a remarkable 30-year creative alliance that carried three Mexican filmmakers to the pinnacle of mainstream moviemaking.

Lou Diamond Phillips, Tamlyn Tomita and Airline Inthyrath are also set for Marie Jamora's feature that will shoot in New York and the Philippines.

Robert and Michelle King want humanity to be the focus of Cupertino's AI stories

Mohammed ali Naqvi’s film about an August 2023 cable car emergency is the first documentary selected as the country’s entry at the Academy Awards.

R.I.P. In Living Color's Reggie McFadden

Digger is in a major box office hole

Letterboxd users attempt to pool money to buy platform

David Zaslav bids farewell to industry he helped destroy

AI has come for comics on stage and in The New Yorker

Deadpan describes Katie Kirby’s best-selling kids' books as "pre-teen Bridget Jones."

Ashley Duong's cinematic journey, which screens at the London Film Fest, uncovers painful memories that her father long kept from his family about escaping the Vietnam War and living as a refugee in Iran.

The 2026 lineup, including several movies with "concrete" in their title, made for "hilarious and quite confusing program meetings," shares fest director Kristy Matheson.

The survival thriller, directed by Brian Duffield, hits theaters on Oct. 16.

'Anora' breakout Yura Borisov, who plays OpenAI co-founder and Altman ally turned adversary Ilya Sutskever in the Luca Guadagnino film, reveals the "spiritual connection" that finally unlocked his role.

The biopic about OpenAI's Sam Altman, starring Andrew Garfield, Yura Borisov and Monica Barbaro, hits theaters on Dec. 25.

The standalone sequel to 'The Social Network' hits theaters on Oct. 9.

The trailblazing actor and outspoken activist for Latino representation in Hollywood could land the first Oscar nomination of his career.

The turnout for Iñárritu's big-budget satire delivers sobering lessons as the Warner Bros. release heads for a major financial loss: "'Digger' has provided a reality check on today's unpredictable marketplace."

He also worked on 'Groundhog Day,' 'You've Got Mail,' 'Hitch,' 'Fool's Gold' and 'Planet Earth,' among many other films.

The Emmys will move to Prime Video

"We have plenty of other things to be dealing with," the 'Lady Bird' actress said.

She won an Oscar for her first film, ‘On the Waterfront,’ and sparkled opposite Cary Grant in ‘North by Northwest.’

Televangelist and convicted fraudster Jim Bakker dies at 86

The once undisputed king of the box office, Tom Cruise has lost his Midas touch on and off-screen around Digger.

That's all, folks—Skydance immediately hints at massive layoffs

Aaron Sorkin explains the "polish" he's added for A Few Good Men's return to Broadway

Jessica Chastain "felt responsible to a lot of people" after The Savant delay

James Corden and Ruth Jones will reunite for The Choir

Lucy Hale is Scarlett Holmes in new series for Roku

Scott, previously best known for playing the (hot) priest in 'Fleabag,' says of Ian Charleson, the 'Chariots of Fire' actor he plays in 'Elsinore' whose opportunities were limited because he was gay: "I thought when I was starting out that that was my fate too, but bit by bit, for whatever reason, that's turned out not to be the case."

“It was a really tough show to do, and it would be really hard to do it now that Naya [Rivera] is gone," Colfer said.

Tracy Turnblad-turned-daytime-talk-queen will play Powell's justice-seeking mom Judy Cox in the cable channel's latest ripped from the headlines film.

The project is the first in a partnership between Westbrook and investment firm The Malar Group.

Paramount, Steven Spielberg planning new, Peter Cullen-less Transformers movie

Skeet Ulrich says Melissa Barrera's Scream firing halted Billy's 3-film arc

Frank Grillo chided by James Gunn as Adria Arjona Wonder Woman rumors continue

Rogue One actor lost Andor role for refusing to cut "unrealistic" dreadlocks

Jon Stewart confronts AI's cuddly little avatar of destruction

Workers behind Dungeons & Dragons vote to unionize

Jerzy Skolimowski torments John Hurt with an impossible scream in The Shout, presaging Peter Strickland's aural horror.

Dive into an exclusive look at Netflix's Josh Hartnett-led supernatural thriller Below

'The Boy Who Stole Billions?' from Propagate will premiere in November.

The Oscar-winning 'Son of Saul' director will direct and co-write the series about Victorian artist Walter Sickert, suspected by some of being the infamous serial killer, for Alexander Rodnyansky's AR Content.

'One Helluva Ride' is right. Here are some of the most surprising revelations from the 82-year-old star’s tell-all autobiography.

Alfonso Cuarón, Korean star Hyun Bin and the cast of Lee Chang-dong's 'Possible Love' walked the red carpet for Asia's leading film festival, where Michelle Yeoh and Ann Hui both received career honors.

The veteran Hollywood director will reunite with Lorenzo Di Bonaventura and Hasbro for the eighth live-action installment of 'Transformers' and its rock ‘em, sock ‘em robot action.

The Oscar nominee’s new film, ‘14th,’ puts Trump administration policies in a grand and disturbing historical context — while serving as a stark call to action for Hollywood.

After strikes upended Hollywood, the hit CBS comedy’s creators chose to end Sheldon Cooper’s origin story on their own terms — while quietly laying the groundwork for a new chapter centered on Georgie and Mandy.

Uruguayan writer-director Federico Borgia's solo feature debut, premiering at the London Film Fest, features a ruthless custody battle and explores family ties, avarice and class divides with black humor.

Palestinian-Jordanian director Asmahan Bkerat's film, screening at the London Film Festival, introduces us to a family who helped the young creative discover her love for documentary filmmaking.

The official competition brings together “established directors and filmmakers making their second features, creating a space where very different cinematic perspectives can meet.”

The $80 billion in debt will not prevent the company from taking creative risks, said the Skydance co-CEO.

The showrunner of the FX drama explains his "eyewitness" approach to authenticity in the Gail Bean- and Isaiah John-starring TV show about the rise of West Coast hip-hop in the '90s and why community feedback tells him "this motherf***er is a hit."

R.I.P. Eva Marie Saint, actor in On The Waterfront and North by Northwest

It’s date night on a tense, funny, midseason Slow Horses

Set to shoot in Australia in 2027, the film is being cast by veteran casting directors Lisa Beach and Sarah Katzman for producers Blake Northfield and Michelle Krumm of Bronte Studios with Shaun Goodman.

The actor told Esquire that engaging in political conversations was "not presently possible" and that Paramount "let go of an entire marketing department a month before ['The Running Man'] came out in the middle of a merger."

Prior to the creation of POV Studios, Postorino has worked with Dolores Catania, Alexia Nepola and Cary Deuber, and collaborated with the likes of Meredith Marks, Johnny Bananas, Tom Schwartz, Tamra Judge and Vicki Gunvalson.

Toby Regbo, Harry Gilby, Jessica Barden, Mathew Baynton and Joanna Scanlan all star in the six-part, Birmingham-set period piece, set to hit our screens in 2027.

The Gen Z star appears in a new movie about the trauma. It’s brought a lot back.

The actresses are ninth cousins, once removed. They share a mutual ancestor, Ezra Perry (c. 1625–1689), who was an early English settler in Sandwich, Massachusetts.

The romantic fantasy also stars Olivia Colman, Peter Dinklage and Elizabeth Debicki.

How footage feared destroyed was recovered and restored to Ken Russell’s notorious film, more than half a century after censors demanded its removal.

The scream queen unpacks her five-film horror slate: “Horror is where the most exciting storytelling is happening right now.”

The Irishman was joined by co-stars Olivia Colman, Luke Thompson, Billie Piper and Johnny Flynn, as well as the real-life influences on Ian Charleson's life before his death from AIDS in 1990.

A rundown of October's scariest films in theaters, including 'The Devils' and 'Whalefall.'

The cable network is slowly rebuilding a lineup of scripted series.

The 22-year-old grew up playing sports, mainly hockey and gymnastics, and would love to incorporate that into a future role: "A female version of 'Heated Rivalry?' I would be down."

The 'Through My Window' actor joins the upcoming adaptation of Lauren Asher‘s bestselling 'Dirty Air' sports romance series.

Watch the trailer — scorpions, slaps and all.

CEO Josh D'Amaro wants Disney+ to become the “digital centerpiece” of the company.

Rebecca Cutter's buzzy thriller first returns with season two on Thanksgiving.

The final episode of the comeback season ties off Zelda's planned takeover, sends Roy packing and leaves Ted's next move wide open as Jason Sudeikis and team await a renewal.

Tony Dokoupil will moderate the event, airing Oct. 17 on CBS and Paramount+.

Skydance doesn't have time for Barbie 2 questions right now

"Communication broke down" during production of You Can See Everything, according to Nathan Fielder

Glen Powell thinks all the Paramount layoffs bear some responsibility for Running Man flop

A bittersweet family drama takes shape in our first look at Britbox's The Cadburys

Jeremy Allen White agrees with you that he'd make a pretty good Gene Wilder

David Krumholtz's indefinite break from acting definitely over

David Harbour and John Cena to smirk macho-ly, maybe scrap in The Family Disappears

The Hunting Wives lands season 3 renewal before season 2 premiere

Will Smith's hip-hop origin story inspires new scripted TV show

Super Bowl to super-stream on Disney+ beginning next year

Sebastian Stan hasn't seen Doomsday but is guessing it's sad

Ben Shapiro resumes production on film, whines

Saoirse Ronan and Jack Lowden aren't letting the Bond rumors go to their heads

Chuck Lorre says Roseanne Barr hated him, all writers

Ted Lasso season 4 sputters to an unceremonious end

Nobody’s having the year Keith David is having

Studio executives, 'Bedford Park' star Moon Choi and 'KPop Demon Hunters' producer Agnes Lee were among the guests at THR and the Motion Picture Association’s American Film Night, celebrating creative ties between Hollywood and Korea.

Jessica Rothe is hoping her recent horror movie runs means good news for Happy Death Day 3

Wicker producers call internet's extremely horny bluff with "one night only" 4DX screening

Mike Flanagan swears he's "working constantly" on his Dark Tower TV adaptation

Ben Affleck admits he has become an avatar for "the beleaguered man"

The announcements, along with a 'Defenders' reunion, came as part of Marvel TV's New York Comic Con Panel on Thursday.

The 'White Lotus' favorite played Karen Calhoun (yes, that kind of Karen) in the first season of the Netflix series.

The show is the first series order since the completed merger of Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery.

'Houdini: Back From the Dead' purports to have the famous magician tell his own life story.

During a BFI London Film Fest talk, he also discussed 'The Incredibles 3,' the "800-pound gorilla" Steven Spielberg, Steve Jobs and Tom Cruise, how Sideshow Bob is like politicians and his advice for directors.

While the writer-director behind 'The Social Network' companion film has no current plans to complete his spiritual trilogy, he's open to it if inspiration strikes naturally.

Stonestreet's return as serial killer Rapunzel and Ritter's resurrection were discussed during the NYCC panel for the Michael C. Hall-starring show's return later this month.

Everybody’s Perfect programmers with “great regret” bowed to an escalating political backlash against Israel’s Oscar submission, 'Tell Me Everything,' screening at their Geneva event.

The co-creator tells The Hollywood Reporter he wants to continue doing the horror anthology series "forever," but wouldn't repeat the likes of season 13: "I like how it ends with a lot of the characters."

New Bridgerton prequel will bring Lady Violet and Viscount Edmund's romance to life

Christopher Meloni is Cleveland Browns' head coach in first look at Hulu's new NFL drama The Land

James Gunn doesn't care whether you asked for a Clayface movie

Paramount is developing the first version of a Cyberpunk 2077 movie

David Byrne shares withering music video from the Musk soundtrack

Apple TV to stream Anna Torv-starring crime drama Dustfall

At least Tom Cruise’s upcoming co-star liked Digger

Harmon's only other time in the chair was for the 100th episode of 'Rizzoli & Isles.'

Xbox making a big push into film and TV with XP

Lorenzo di Bonaventura is attached to produce the project set in the universe of the gaming franchise from Poland’s CD Projekt Red.

Daisy Edgar-Jones, Caitriona Balfe and Esmé Creed-Miles premiered their telling of Jane Austen's iconic story in Los Angeles on Wednesday.

Marielle Heller is directing the adaptation of a Dave Eggers short story for Sony Pictures.

Childhood friends Jack Auen and Kevin Walker turned a $55,000 budget, a cold-emailed professor and a Vatican conspiracy theory into an unlikely thriller. Now they’re working with UTA.

Roseanne shoots secret series about prepper Meemaw throwing a Bat Mitzvah

Elizabeth Banks to star in true crime series based on Karen Read murder case

Ellison insists CNN will remain independent, just like CBS

Marvel swears it's still into this whole "streaming TV" thing, announces new spy-thriller show Zodiac

How The Altruists expands Sam Bankman-Fried’s crypto saga into a dysfunctional love story

Looks like Samuel L. Jackson will be in Secret Wars

Spotify wants more of what Joe Rogan is peddling

Pawn Shop crew members quit upon realizing what they're shooting

Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson give us an exclusive preview on what to expect from Showtime's psychological thriller.

The filmmaker spoke tenderly about seeing herself "through her mother's eyes" in the documentary, though recalled about lead star Kirsten Dunst: "At the time, people didn't like her performance."

"They're not very cinematic," an analyst tells The Hollywood Reporter of hurdles for tech-focused films like Aaron Sorkin's follow-up to 2010's Oscar-winning 'The Social Network.'

Billie Lourd, Gabourey Sidibe and Leslie Grossman also spoke with The Hollywood Reporter about the all-star 13th season of the hit FX horror anthology, and how Ryan Murphy lured them all back after years away, for some.

ABC trying to puzzle out how to Americanize David Mitchell's Ludwig

The Traitors: New Blood serves one very silly poisoned apple

Sebastian Maniscalco asks for "a little time" to fix SiriusXM’s comedy problems

The 'Friday the 13th' origin series will feature “shot-for-shot” recreations of film scenes — but no hockey mask — while also showcasing Pamela Voorhees rage via star Linda Cardellini.

Anthropic updates policies to outlaw "abusing" its imaginary friends

The creator of The Boys is here to make zombies even nastier in first Crossed teaser

Crazy Rich Asians is finally, officially coming back—in TV form

Patti Harrison is the (screaming) new face of The Onion's InfoWars takeover

Cupertino kicks off with an audacious and entertaining series premiere

The movie marks the fourth title adapted in an ongoing partnership between the free streamer and the horror author, following two 'Pumpkinhead' films and the recently announced 'Afraid of Clowns.'

The Netflix documentary about the significance of and challenges to the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was the closing night screening at the 2026 New York Film Festival.

Zooey Deschanel, Max Greenfield, Jake Johnson, Lamorne Morris, Hannah Simone and Damon Wayans Jr. stepped out together as they were honored at the Chrysalis Butterfly Ball on Saturday.

The duo have teamed up for a Hulu pilot inspired by Jim Carrey movie 'The Cable Guy.'

Influencer King Vader is among the voice cast, with LeSean Thomas of ‘Bass x Machina’ and ‘The Boondocks’ credited as the pilot writer and a consulting producer on the Afro-futurist sci-fi adventure.

The 'Midnight Mass' alum explains how Mike Flanagan's Prime Video series rethinks Stephen King‘s notorious religious mother as a woman driven by fierce, frightened love: “She’s a real shoot-first, ask-questions-later kind of lady.”

The actor, currently at the beginning of the awards trail for 'Wild Horse Nine,' also told a London Film Festival crowd on Sunday about JFK's assassination: "I know what didn't happen is what they said happened."

Amazon MGM Studios is set to release the star's comedy 'Ali G: Who Iz I?' in theaters for one week on Oct. 23.

The news was shared on a Paramount+ panel at New York Comic Con on Saturday, which also featured a conversation with William Shatner and Ben Stiller.

Paramount+ throws two new seasons and a prequel at Avatar: Seven Havens

Great Job, Internet!: George Romero, Margaret Hamilton reveal nice-scary side to Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

What's the antidote to a summer of crappy boss fights?

Wong Kar-wai and Widow's Bay's Hiro Murai are teaming up for an FX pilot

Nicolas Cage appears to spontaneously announce that, yeah, he's making a season of True Detective

Staff Picks: A hero-free Hollywood satire and another round for Mojito fiends

Here is what's happening on TV from Sunday, October 11 through Saturday, October 17.

Javier Bardem confirms his Skyfall villain absolutely wanted to bone Bond

R.I.P. Mike Ditka, former head coach of the Chicago Bears

The problem with AI-upscaled monstrosities isn't the AI

Netflix still trying, failing to make its Baby Reindeer lawsuit go away

The Apple TV spy series excels at marrying mundane backdrops with life-and-death stakes to show how far the MI5 of Slough House have fallen.

With its U.S. premiere at the New York Film Festival, the ‘Slow Horses’ actor delivers a stunning lead performance in the comedian’s fourth film as director.

Pegah Ahangarani's film was made in the U.K. and won the L’Oeil d’Or for best documentary at this year’s Cannes Film Festival.

"These models are being trained to hijack your intimacy, to make friends with you, to get you to fall in love with it," the actor said of technology's training.

Aaron Sorkin's follow-up to 'The Social Network' didn't carry much influence, while Jessica Chastain's horror feature dealt with scathing responses.

The Spaniard spoke at a BFI London Film Festival session about his glittering career, including why 'No Country for Old Men' supporting actor Gene Jones shares half of Bardem's Oscar.

It's long been alleged that Natalie Portman gave The Social Network team insider info about Harvard's campus life. We got the truth.

New Girl cast reunites to roast Max Greenfield—oh, and for charity

Joseph Gordon-Levitt, in his new U.N.-appointed role, addresses AI impact

Mike Flanagan out here openly wishing someone would let him make a new Jaws

Hugh Hefner's widow asks Jessica Biel to "reconsider" her Playmates role

The three-part series doesn’t try to reinvent the true-crime genre, but it does tell an engaging tale of Louisiana injustice.

A suspect in Michael’s murder is revealed in this exclusive clip from PBS drama Trespasses

WandaVision creator will be the latest to try to reopen the Stargate

Despite being the subject of plenty of fiction films, Mt. Everest just works best when we really get to see it in documentaries.

Sacha Baron Cohen enlists Borat to defend Ali G: Who Iz I?

Oral historians attempt to tackle whether the Young Sheldon was "difficult"

Ayo Edebiri and Will Sharpe are former gifted kids in first look at Prodigies

Charlie Cox advocates for a new "Save Daredevil" campaign ahead of Born Again season three

Rory Culkin has never done a TV show like Apple TV's terrifying Nocturne

Craig Zobel to direct Something Is Killing The Children for Blumhouse

Newlyweds creator celebrates sitcom's upcoming debut by announcing NBC just fired her

Layoffs are coming for Netflix, too

You've already ingested AI-generated content, boasts Netflix exec

David Zaslav pockets $606 million as he bids buh-bye to Warner Bros.

Great Job, Internet!: Hey, Sweeper, you gotta sweep these mines in "Triple-A Minesweeper"

Morrison, Grant Morrison to write Bond, James Bond for IDW

Instagram's been feeding people Creed

Adult Swim announces more Common Side Effects 

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Francis Ford Coppola will give Megalopolis another try in theaters

Mike, Servo, and Crow return—but it takes a minute for Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy, and Bill Corbett to get back into character.

28 Years Later 3 might have to wait a few more years

The much-discussed feature, which won the special jury prize at Venice, expanded to 30 cities in its second weekend.

Ken Fero discusses the London-premiering story of young South Asian men who stood trial on terrorism charges for preparing to defend their community from a racist attack, co-directed with one of them.

Liz, Jack, Tracy and the gang did everything Sunday night from pay tribute to Grizz to make Donaghy-esque jokes about Trump. Also, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Tracy sang "Werewolf Bar Mitzvah."

They play two young people who run away to the same farmhouse in the British countryside in screenwriter and director Kieran Bourne’s feature debut, the first feature from producer Candid Broads.

Erik Shirai shares how his immersive cinematic experience, now screening at the London Film Fest, aims to change misconceptions and show how humility is built into the Japanese understanding of strength.

With vertical video, AI and YouTube upending the TV business, buyers heading to Cannes will find that everything old is suddenly new again.

Going on a couples' holiday with your son is about as awkward as it sounds on Youth

The 77-year-old legend quipped that a lack of rides for actors was "a bone of contention" — at least for season three.

Dan Levy thought Shane Gillis' SNL monologue sucked, too

Noah Segan’s sophomore film The Only Living Pickpocket In New York gives John Turturro plenty of time to shine in a throwback drama.

John Oliver takes a close look at generic drugs, says viewers should, too

It's a bad weekend at the box office for The Social Reckoning

Ben Affleck confirms he turned down directing The Force Awakens

Guy Pearce and director Danny Boyle also stopped to talk to The Hollywood Reporter about bringing Rupert Murdoch's Fleet Street origin story to U.K. fans: "If it doesn't work here, it's not going to work anywhere."

And probably on purpose.

NAZA interviewees now facing prosecution from Israeli government

R.I.P. RJ Mitte, Breaking Bad's Walter White Jr.

Beatles biopics producer says you don't have to watch them all in one day

Modernizing a classic: The evolution of Agatha Christie onscreen

Three big new releases - The Social Reckoning, Artificial, and Musk - turn a favorite topic into the villain of the moment.

A new Treasure Island is lost at sea

Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler are Tubbs and Crockett in Miami Vice '85 first-look photos

Anna Nicole Smith was so fascinating to American media that it's still exploiting her memory in confused films like Trust Me, I'm A Doctor.

Great Job, Internet!: Watch this deep dive on the pointlessness of Jubilee debates

Epic Games tells employees to use AI to get Disney game done

Netflix gets around to adapting Hatchet

The Emmy, Tony and two-time Grammy winner also told a London Film Fest Screen Talk about the one question her ‘Wicked’ co-star Michelle Yeoh regularly asks her.

'Primetime' writer Ajon Singh spent years being told his work had no commercial appeal. Now, with a hit movie under his belt, he finds himself an in-demand scribe, with a 'Spider-Verse' spinoff among the projects he's been tapped for.

Sam Mendes' Neal Street Productions co-founder Pippa Harris said at the London Film Festival: "It doesn't necessarily mean we're thinking that people will go and see all four films on the same day."

During a London Film Festival Screen Talk, the filmmaker was showered with love and adoration and addressed mega-mergers, MAGA and more.

The comedian is drawing heat for a joke he made during his 'SNL' opening monologue over the weekend.

The actor and disability rights advocate appeared on all five seasons of the acclaimed AMC drama, with his character based on a college friend of series creator Vince Gilligan.

The series starring Peter Krause and Hope Davis has put up solid numbers to start the season.

And it premieres in two days.

Mitte played Walter White Jr., the son of Cranston and Anna Gunn's characters, on Vince Gilligan's Emmy-winning series.

"The story lost its edge," one analyst tells The Hollywood Reporter about the Facebook-focused feature that leads a wave of technology-minded titles hitting the big screen this year.

Universal releases a first look at its 'Miami Vice' reboot by 'Top Gun: Maverick' director.

Rodrigo Teixeira and fellow producers behind 'Fjord,' 'Everybody Digs Bill Evans' and 'The End of It' swapped lessons at a BFI London Film Festival industry session held in association with The Hollywood Reporter.

Amanda Seyfried is good on sex scenes for time being

The series was already the network's most watched show.

Mia Goth would like to know why Instagram allows AI Mia Goth use her identity

VisionQuest finally brings Paul Bettany’s synthetic hero into proper focus

Lord Of The Rings-inspired defense companies love live-streamed executions

Eisenberg wrote seven original songs for his new movie and recalled crying while working on the film's biggest number.

Sam Levinson to spice up Amazon with new overall deal

Linda Cardellini lets it rip in Peacock's grisly but overlong Crystal Lake

Exclusive: Comedy Central announces Stand Up Selects, reveals new slate of comics

Ethos, which is developing a slate with up-and-coming filmmakers out of festivals and labs, has a pact with Netflix.

Nathan Fielder's buzzy Elizabeth Holmes film, 'You Can See Everything,' landed five nods, as did 'Once Upon a Time in Harlem' and 'Nuisance Bear.'

Netflix hires Grace Reiter's American High for Minimum Wage

The Emmy winner opens up about teaming up with Ben Affleck for the weighty Netflix crime thriller, returning to the land of ‘Imperfect Women’ — and what her career-defining role as Olivia Pope on ‘Scandal’ taught her about power.

It's set to take place Friday, Oct. 23 at Hollywood's TCL Chinese Theatre, the same landmark location that hosted the U.S. premiere of his Sony film in July 2019.

Aaron Sorkin's The Social Reckoning isn't in conversation with the real Mark Zuckerberg, but the part of Sorkin that admired him.

Parker Posey to bring the scares in Blumhouse Atomic Monster horror Sleepover

The Hollywood Reporter grills a quartet of QVC hosts on their biggest on-air fails, flubs and follies.

Rob Lowe, James Franco latest actors to sign on to a Daily Wire movie

Paul Bettany says he once left his Avengers: Infinity War script on a plane

Hulu wants to believe in Ryan Coogler's X-Files reboot for a whole season

Well, it didn't take long for Skydance to raise Discovery+ prices

"I am heartbroken": Breaking Bad co-stars remember R.J. Mitte

The actress plays Woody Harrelson's daughter Olive in the family comedy that stars Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey as heightened versions of themselves.

Disney bidding on scraps of bankrupt AI company

HBO Max orders 2 seasons of Merrick & Treves

Selma Blair arrested, facing jail time after being removed from flight

Once Upon A Time In Harlem captured stories of the Harlem Renaissance and a new archive will host what didn’t make the cut.

A teaser for the fourth and final season of the Showtime series sees anchor Serena Altschul reporting on the return of the high school soccer team that has been missing in the wilderness.

Lena Dunham, Allison Williams, Zosia Mamet and Jemima Kirke will reprise their roles, with filming set to start in 2027.

Piane collaborated with RuPaul on his personal music, co-writing and producing some of his beloved hits including "Cover Girl" and "Sissy That Walk."

An inside look at the bizarre three-year ordeal behind one of Apple’s biggest podcasts of 2026, as the people who lived it and chronicled it reveal how an unbelievable accusation became a criminal case — and a Hollywood hot property. "I’ve tried to guess her next move — I’ve been wrong every time."

The 'Star Wars' universe heavyweight spoke at the BFI London Film Festival premiere with Pedro Pascal — who learned the cello for the role — by his side: "It was like putting myself into a relationship."

The director talks about acting for the first time, shooting without permits and why he still hopes Iranian audiences will see his latest movie: "I don't know how the audience will react, but I'm very happy that the film will be screened."

HBO's Girls, now pushing 40, are coming back

Yeom Hye-ran also stars in director Kim Jee-woon's feature that adapts Hye-young Pyun's novel.

The ‘Shaolin Soccer’ spinoff opens Oct. 23 in the U.S., Canada, U.K. and Ireland, with a new English dub featuring Chow, Jimmy O. Yang and MC Jin.

Director Kitao Sakurai's adaptation of the iconic Capcom video game is set to hit theaters on Oct. 16.

Bell, who rose to fame on 'Drake & Josh,' has turned his focus to music in recent years.

Miso Film Sweden’s six-part adaptation of Linn Ullmann’s novel, backed by SVT and the New8 collective, arrives at Mipcom as European drama budgets tighten and commissioners retreat to safer formats.

“This year’s selection demonstrates the strength of Baltic co-productions and the growing contribution of our filmmakers to international cinema.”

The body horror film co-written by Mike Flanagan and directed by James Watkins hits theaters on Oct. 23.

The actor played Bruce Wayne/Batman in the 2017 superhero pic, which underwent extensive reshoots, ultimately changing director Zack Snyder’s creative vision for the film.

“Strings” and “Theseus” could both stand to have a little more humanity.

Drake Bell is the latest actor to criticize SAG health plans: "Do not become an actor"

'Live from the Orange Carpet: WNBA Finals' will bring E!'s flagship live coverage to perhaps the biggest event in USA Sports' calendar, with Lilly Singh set to host.

At the BFI London Film Festival, director Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and producer Shannon Dill, who also collaborated on 'Free Solo,' discuss upping the stakes, and the scale, for their new cinematic adventure.

Abel Ferrara recalls how Christopher Walken’s last-minute exit nearly derailed his 1992 classic, now streaming on the Criterion Channel.

Kyle tries to keep his little brother from being “cringe” as the viral trend sweeps South America.

Production on the second season is set to begin in the first half of 2027.

The actor-singer-dancer is touring the country with stars from the 'Zombies,' 'Descendants' and 'Camp Rock' franchises, performing the biggest songs from all three franchises.

Good talks about navigating the industry on her own and with Majors, and peels back the character she plays on the legal drama from Raamla Mohamed Hunter.

Ben Brucato shared a lengthy statement praising his longtime client turned family, someone he said had a zest for life, deep knowledge base and empathy in spades: "R.J. was a rare kind of human being."

Ron Perlman will make a third Hellboy at 86 if he has to

Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, and other fighting games have a simple formula. All filmmakers need to do is stick with it.

As were Jason Pan, Aaron Davidson and Dan Evans.

The actors from the massively successful show remember the actor who played Walt Jr., who died by suicide at age 34.

Director Brian Duffield and star Austin Abrams debuted their thriller in L.A. on Tuesday, explaining why the film is quite different than 'Jaws.'

Netflix axes 1,000 jobs

Normal People author Sally Rooney says support for Palestine makes her books illegal in UK

CBS pitched an actor in a fat suit over Melissa McCarthy for Mike & Molly, says Chuck Lorre

The Yellowjackets are in for a rude awakening in new final season teaser

Doctor Who's Russell T. Davies has some choice words for AI-boosting BBC Director-General

At an opulent event at London's Claridge's Hotel, the Irish Oscar winner and the 'Game of Thrones' star — two of this year's jury members — were warmly welcomed on stage by BFI CEO Ben Roberts.

The move comes as the U.S.- and Tokyo-based studio expands its business across feature films, TV, consumer products and publishing

Ashley Brandon's 12-minute film about the first female professional football player has been making the festival rounds.

In front of an audience at Chapman University, Hollywood's newest A-lister — the star of a $750,000 film that grossed more than $500 million worldwide — reflects on her "whirlwind" journey to Oscar contention.

The filmmaker, recently named to The Hollywood Reporter's top genre filmmakers list, discusses adapting ‘Whalefall’ alongside its Pulitzer Prize-winning author Daniel Kraus.

Real-life couple Eleanor Wilson and Alex Huston Fischer on the warning signs that their movie was to become an erotic, meme-making phenomenon: “Working on these scenes — that's when they became surprisingly more sexy than we thought.”

Michael Che has no plans to stop arguing with his critics online

Banana Republic tries on scripted comedy with The Agency

Aziz Ansari's next comedy special lands at Netflix, as is tradition

Jesse Eisenberg still wants nothing to do with Mark Zuckerberg, thanks for asking

Great Job, Internet!: Inside the quest to break fruit's monopoly on seltzer flavors

A serviceable spin on Jane Austen's tale of two sisters and their suitors, Sense And Sensibility doesn't quite sweep anyone off their feet.

Aaron Sorkin says a West Wing revival would be "tricky" in the current political climate

Austin Abrams gets gobbled up by a whale in Whalefall, but the constant flashbacks to family drama undermines the gross survival story.

We ask staff and readers why they're invested in watching three (?) generations of Vis’ digital bloodline flee from Paladin.

YouTube to start sticking labels on AI-generated music

Kelsey Grammer getting his own medical drama for some reason

Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed to guarantee more pleasure with second season

“The Rupidoop” and “Whiskey Bent And Hell Bound” effectively entangle Lee Raybon in another Midwestern mystery.

Things are getting predictably nasty on Jerry Seinfeld's latest comedy tour

Ike enters an aura battle, Stan gets lost in the Backrooms and Randy gets a face-lift.

The FX series introduces characters played by Tommy Lee Jones and Betty Gilpin in the opener.

The former Clippers all-star has a new late-night gig. He hopes it makes you see him — and sports — in a completely new light.

Bleecker CEO Kent Sanderson is staying on at the newly named holding firm Outerlight Entertainment, which also houses ‘Club Kid' producers Topic Studios.

The Norwegian actor — heart-wrenching as the lovesick Colonel Brandon — sits down to talk pleasing Jane Austen fans, his chemistry with Esmé Creed-Miles and the legacy of the late Alan Rickman: "It's very important to recognize the shoulders I stand on."

The Prime Video show is based on Rebecca Yarros‘ bestselling fantasy novels.

The actress opens up to The Hollywood Reporter about a new partnership and what it felt like to see Lena Dunham's HBO hit land on The New York Times' top 100 TV shows of the 21st century: "It stopped me in my tracks."

He replaces series co-creator Gail Lerner, who was let go over creative differences.

Eliza Clark wrote the show's pilot and will serve as showrunner; Merritt Wever, Mason Gooding and Abbey Lee also star.

Behind-the-scenes photographs that "have been sitting in boxes for many years," an early pilot script and 35mm film prints are part of the collection.

After she's done with Dune, Zendaya will team with Alex Garland for more sci-fi

Talent agencies, producers say streamers should be legally required to spend money on indie projects

Sony seeks to hide how much more popular John is than Ringo with Beatles movie rollout

John Turturro tells us he drew inspiration from Robert Mitchum for his role in The Only Living Pickpocket In New York.

Danny Trejo's son says actor was duped by The Daily Wire, too

The otherwise poignant Prime Video adaptation from Mike Flanagan makes a pivot that’s more flabbergasting than rewarding.

He will play Sir Henry Cecil, the legendary horse trainer, with 'Outrun' director Nora Fingscheidt to helm the theatrical feature set to shoot in 2027.

The correspondent once again heads into MAGA world.

Sean Lavery, who wrote for comedies 'Cougar Town' and 'Crossing Swords,' has been set to pen the feature adaptation of the indie book.

Reeves stepped away to deal with a family situation, and will not be on set as production resumes.

The French actor and producer returns to his iconic role as the French gentleman thief Assane Diop on Netflix in the series produced by Gaumont, in collaboration with his Carrousel Studios.

Daniel Kunka is writing the adaptation of 'Monsters: The 1985 Chicago Bears and the Wild Heart of Football,' the nonfiction book by Rich Cohen.

Rachel Weisz and John Hannah also reprise their roles in the latest installment in the Universal franchise.

All four movies dropping the same day, hiding individual box office returns and a four-pack ticket are on the table for Sam Mendes’ ambitious biopics in an effort to treat each film equally and maximize ticket sales.

The ad-supported Fandango app is set to offer all the previous 'Hunger Games' movies in the run-up to 'Sunrise on the Reaping.'

Samuel L. Jackson spins off into the Taylor Sheridan-verse in first teaser for Frisco King

Rachel Lichtman walks us through a preview of sorts of what’s on tap for her “local station for a certain vibration,” Programme 4.

You Can See Everything is enthralling because its director Nathan Fielder is enthralled by Elizabeth Holmes.

Denis Villeneuve wanted to return to direct Dune 3 because he's "tired" of the material

Michael Che declines to get into the Shane Gillis of it all on The Today Show

Refreshingly, DC boss says Lanterns will only get a season 2 if there's a good enough story

Annie Potts apparently really hurt CBS's feelings with her Young Sheldon cancellation comments

Tim Burton teams with Kazuo Ishiguro for secret, whimsical World War II project

Other Mummy movie—the Brendan Fraser one—gets a cliché title

Elon Musk admits he might be suffering from AI-delusions

John Goodman had fun making The Monuments Men, Blues Brothers 2000, which is nice

Jason Statham and his bees are back in The Beekeeper 2 teaser

Peter Safran doesn't need two Batmans running around the DCU right now

Holy hell, how does Ross Douthat's YA fantasy novel have so many proper nouns shoved into it?

Daredevil: Born Again is supposed to end with season three, says Marvel TV head

Gillis drew heat for a joke he made about women in the gym while recently hosting the NBC sketch comedy program.

The showrunner also talks to THR about keeping TV's reigning medical drama fresh amid competition and after so many years: "No one has said anything to me about when the last season is going to be."

CBS' legal drama introduces a new client who will definitely make you spiral.

Netflix dumps the person responsible for pretty much all its TV shows and movies over the last few years

#Fruitgate is no match for a castle committed to self-sabotage.

Series creators Robert and Michelle King walk us through how episode two's big reveal shapes the rest of the season.

Steven Soderbergh to pitch in and help finish The Batman: Part II

AI, the inevitable future of entertainment, reportedly deletes upcoming season of Sweden's The Challenge

The '85 Chicago Bears are getting the limited series treatment

Anna Faris responds to Chuck Lorre saying he never should have hired her for Mom: "Yikes"