TV, Interrupted: Rutherford Falls Deserves A New Place To Call Home
Peacock might be struggling to compete in a crowded streaming market, but its unique sitcom Rutherford Falls can still be saved.
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The Dietary Restriction Every Avatar Actor Had To Follow On Set
Director James Cameron is passionate about the environmental message at the heart of Avatar, and those values were reflected in the on-set catering.
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The Surreal Laurel And Hardy Comedy That (Apparently) Inspired The Sopranos
The Sopranos was always much funnier than many viewers remember.
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Breaking Down That Infamous E.T./Star Wars Fan Theory
Is E.T. a dark lord of the Sith? Nah. But let's dwell on it for a moment, shall we?
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How Two World Leaders Helped Casablanca Launch Humphrey Bogart To Superstardom
Humphrey Bogart became a Hollywood legend thanks to the success of the 1942 romance Casablanca.
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A Simple Rule Made Sure Buster Keaton Could Always Throw In Some Improv
Buster Keaton, the Great Stone Face, had a simple rule for writing that allowed him to get the most out of his improv skills.
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Mad Men Was Almost Finished Before Jon Hamm Got Over His Jitters
Don Draper actor Jon Hamm had 'first day of school jitters' up until the fifth season of Mad Men.
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The 14 Best The Good Place Episodes, Ranked
Part sitcom, part existential meditation, "The Good Place" was one of the most unusual TV shows ever. This is our countdown of the NBC comedy's best episodes.
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Spider-Man: No Way Home Re-Release Leads Another Abysmal Box Office Weekend With $6 Million
A National Cinema Day event and the re-release of Spider-Man: No Way Home have failed to move the needle on a struggling box office.
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Moonrise Kingdom Needed Some Movie Magic To Get Edward Norton Carrying Harvey Keitel
Edward Norton needed a little extra help filming a certain scene in Wes Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom.
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The 15 Best Julianne Moore Films, Ranked
Julianne Moore is one of the most dynamic actors of the past few decades. This is our ranking of her finest films.
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The Great North Wanted To Feature A Different Kind Of Coming Out Scene
The 20th Television animated sitcom The Great North is groundbreaking in its LGBTQ+ representation.
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Copenhagen Cowboy Trailer: Nicolas Winding Refn Brings Neon And Noir To Netflix
Nicolas Winding Refn returns with more bisexual lighting in the first teaser trailer for his fantasy-tinged noir series Copenhagen Cowboy.
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Black Panther Star Chadwick Boseman Wins Posthumous Emmy For Marvel's What If...?
Chadwick Boseman's final performance as T'Challa in the Marvel Studios series What If...? has been awarded with an Emmy.
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Pearl Review: Mia Goth Goes Bonkers For Fame And Love In Her Biggest Breakout Role Yet [Venice]
Mia Goth delivers her best performance yet.
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Paul Wesley's Kirk In Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Won't Be Much Like William Shatner
Paul Wesley, who plays Captain Kirk in the prequel series, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, isn't doing a William Shatner impression.
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A Goofy Movie's Success Defied All Of Disney's Expectations
'It wasn't even a B movie. It was a C movie.'
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The Harder They Fall's Cast Made It An Awkward Prospect For Humphrey Bogart
Humphrey Bogart's final film would have him working with new-age stars whom he referred to as 'scratch your ass and mumble' actors.
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Buster Keaton Had To Do Some Digging To Rescue His Early Films
Most prints of Buster Keaton's films were destroyed after their theatrical run.
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Long Before Cowboy Bebop, ShinichirÅ Watanabe Had Already Created Spike
So long, space cowboy.
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The Rings Of Power Premiere Draws 25 Million Viewers Worldwide In First 24 Hours, According To Amazon
Prime Video claims that 25 million viewers traveled to Middle-earth on the first day of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power's release.
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How TV Work Prepared Sidney Lumet For 12 Angry Men
Lumet's extensive experience working on live television broadcasts helped provide a foundation for the work he would do on the 1957 classic.
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Scrubs Didn't Expect To Be As Weird As It Eventually Became
The show's most endearing quality is in the extent to which it goes for broke, comedically.
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Why On The Waterfront Needed Unknowns To Fill Its Most Important Roles
Some say 90% of directing is casting, and Elia Kazan sure knew how to do that, from the top-down.
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Requiem For A Dream Ending Explained: The Many Faces Of Addiction
The ending of Requiem For A Dream is an assault on the senses that leaves the viewer reeling, and 20-plus years have not diluted its power.
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