Andy Serkis Is 'Reimagining' George Orwell's Animal Farm For 'A Post-Truth World'
How will Andy Serkis' adaptation of the classic novel bring the material to modern audiences?
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The Luther Movie Script Is So Dark It Made Andy Serkis Want To 'Throw It In The Bin And Have A Shower'
Andy Serkis seriously considered whether or not he wanted to take on the project during such dark times in the real world.
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Permanent Universal Horror Experience Based On Halloween Horror Nights Headed To Las Vegas
It's going to be Halloween year-round in Las Vegas.
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War Machine's Appearance In Secret Invasion Will Kick Off The MCU's Armor Wars
Rhodey's finally getting his time in the spotlight.
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2023 DGA Nominations Include Steven Spielberg, Daniels, And More
The DGA nominations are in, with some surprising snubs.
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Ke Huy Quan Is Down To Play Short Round Again In An Indiana Jones Spin-Off
'I love the character of Short Round...'
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Velma Trailer: High School Can Be Hellish
The adult 'Scooby-Doo'-inspired animated series is headed to HBO Max.
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The Walking Dead: Dead City Star Jeffrey Dean Morgan Is Reminded Daily That Glenn Was Everyone's Favorite Character
'That one scene changed my life...'
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Elizabeth Banks Says Cocaine Bear Has Some Complex Themes, But 'Lives Up To The Title'
'You know, it's a bear high on cocaine attacking people!'
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James Cameron Says Avatar: The Way Of Water's Success Isn't All About Money (Although It Probably Helps)
'Enough with the streaming already!'
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Renfield Puts Nicolas Cage In The Dracula Club With Three Other Oscar Winners
Only three actors who have played Dracula can be called Oscar winners, but Nicolas Cage is now the fourth.
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Shotgun Wedding Trailer: Jennifer Lopez Stars In A Rom-Com To Die For
Jennifer Coolidge with a machine gun? Say no more!
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Black Panther 3 Is Already In The Works, But It's Going To Take Some Time
'We need a little bit of a break...'
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The Biggest Differences Between Lucky Hank And Better Call Saul, According To Bob Odenkirk
Bob Odenkirk stars as William Henry Devereaux Jr., an English professor at the end of his career in the upcoming show Lucky Hank on AMC.
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The 2023 SAG Nominations: The White Lotus, Everything Everywhere All At Once, Banshees Of Inisherin, And More
The 2023 Screen Actors Guild Awards nominations have been announced, and there are some notable names here finally getting recognition.
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You Don't Need To Know The Walking Dead To Enjoy The Walking Dead: Dead City, But 'It'll Help'
The goal for this spin-off series has been to keep things accessible.
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The SAG Awards Will Stream On Netflix Starting Next Year
This marks a major change in the awards and streaming landscapes.
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RRR Star NTR Jr. Would Like It If Marvel Would Give Him A Call
Put N. T. Rama Rao Jr. in the MCU, you cowards!
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Bob Odenkirk On Recovering From His Better Call Saul Heart Attack: 'Like Being This Weird Little Baby Bird'
The world is a better place with Bob Odenkirk in it.
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The Complete List Of 2023 Golden Globe Winners
Here's who took home the statues at the 80th Golden Globes ceremony.
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Here's Everything Steven Soderbergh Watched (And Read) In 2022
Steven Soderbergh always posts what he's been watching and reading, and this year that includes Mad Max, a bunch of reality TV, and David Fincher's new movie.
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Ke Huy Quan Landed His Everything Everywhere All At Once Role With An Assist From One Of The Goonies
One of his old co-stars is now an entertainment lawyer.
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Superhero Bits: A Shazam! Fury Of The Gods Trailer Is Imminent, The MCU's M.O.D.O.K. Revealed & More
Plus, is Adam Driver going to join the MCU?
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The Walking Dead: Dead City Will Feature References To Escape From New York And The Warriors
The franchise has gone from John Ford and George A. Romero to John Carpenter.
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The Golden Globes Don't Matter, And You Really Shouldn't Care About Them In The Slightest
Just over 100 people vote for the Golden Globes, as opposed to the nearly 9,500 who are eligible to vote for the Oscars.
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