Nicholas Hoult 'Saw A Lot Of Similarities' Between His Character In The Menu And Mad Max: Fury Road's War Boys
Witness me ... take a selfie of this meal!
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Anya Taylor-Joy Went Off-Script While Filming The Menu To Give Nicholas Hoult A Slap In The Face
'I have a thing about feminine rage.'
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Is The White Lotus Getting A Season 3?
We hope you're ready for another luxury vacation gone terribly wrong.
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Anya Taylor-Joy Credits The Beach Boys' Mike Love For Kicking Off Her Acting Career
Brian Wilson changed songwriting forever with his music in The Beach Boys but Mike Love inspired Anya Taylor-Joy to become an actor.
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Smile's Shocking Ending Was Always Part Of The Plan [Exclusive]
If you haven't seen Smile yet maybe skip this post.
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Yellowjackets Season 2 Will Be Even More Shocking According To Star Christina Ricci
'I can't really get too much into detail, but I will say the first couple scripts had the entire cast gasping.'
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Kyle Gallner And Sosie Bacon Devised An Entire Backstory For Their Smile Characters [Exclusive]
'He's going to be there for her because that's what matters.'
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One Of The Scariest Scenes In Dead Silence Crawls Into Darkness
Beware the stare of Mary Shaw. She had no children, only dolls.
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Chris Hemsworth Wants A Proper Conclusion For Thor In The MCU
'You have this birth of a hero, the journey of a hero, then the death of a hero...'
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New Indiana Jones 5 Images Tease 1960s New York, Harrison Ford Still Looking Great
It's Indiana Jones 5: Lost in New York! (Not actual title.)
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The Menu's Nicholas Hoult On His 'Obnoxious' Character And Not Being Jaded [Exclusive Interview]
"He was obnoxious on the page and ridiculous and entitled and a lot of un-charming things..."
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Meet Andor's Maarva Andor, The Tough And Tragic Mother You Need In The Star Wars Universe [Exclusive]
Everyone could use a mom like Maarva Andor.
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How The Onion Helped Screenwriters Seth Reiss And Will Tracy Craft 'The Menu' [Exclusive Interview]
Here's how two comedy veterans wrote a satire as blistering as The Menu.
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Almost Famous: The Musical Review: The Much-Loved Movie Deserves More Than A Dull Stage Translation
Almost Famous on Broadway struggles to translate the charm of the movie to the sage.
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Kathy Bates Says This Is Her 'Achilles Heel' When It Comes To Acting
The role will never receive the critical acclaim of Misery or Titanic, but audiences continue to love Bates' Mama Boucher.
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She Said Shows Why Harvey Weinstein's Takedown Story Needed A Female Director
Maria Schrader's deft handling of the difficult subject matter in She Said proves she was the right director for the job.
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Keanu Reeves' Johnny Mnemonic Predicted The Future With A '90s Take On '80s Cyberpunk
Information is currency.
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Disenchanted Goes A Long Way To Explaining Why Disney Villains Act Like They Do
'You know, stepmothers are many things...'
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Star Trek: Prodigy's Dee Bradley Baker On The Difference Between Star Trek And Star Wars [Exclusive]
But when will there be star peace?
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Masashi Kishimoto Doesn't Feel Like He 'Created' Naruto
Masashi Kishimoto created Naruto in his own image, like the true manga God he is.
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Danai Gurira Brought A Walking Dead Mindset To Her Fights In Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
The Talokanil should count themselves lucky they didn't have to fight Michonne as well.
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The Sopranos' Signature Look Came From Ignoring The Rules Of TV
The Sopranos changed television forever by looking more cinematic than anything else on the air.
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How Quentin Tarantino Knows When He's Come Up With A Good Story
It's why Tarantino's movies are so talky — he has to talk out the dialogue to know it works!
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