Unlike Harrison Ford, Karen Allen Isn't Swearing Off Indiana Jones Quite Yet
Harrison Ford may be done with Indiana Jones, but can we hold out hope for Karen Allen and the Marion Ravenwood Adventures? Pretty please?
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As Barbenheimer Blew Up The Box Office, They Cloned Tyrone Topped The Streaming Charts
Barben-whomer? Among audiences who stayed at home, Netflix sci-fi comedy They Cloned Tyrone was last week's most-watched movie.
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Challengers Has More Sexy Tennis Scenes Than Actual Sex Scenes
The tennis is more important than the sex in Luca Guadagnino's upcoming Challengers starring Zendaya, Mike Faist, and Josh O'Connor.
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Robert Downey Jr. Auditioned For The Holiday With The Worst British Accent Kate Winslet Had Ever Heard
Had things gone differently, maybe we would have seen Jude Law as Tony Stark.
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Emilia Clarke Started Her Game Of Thrones Career By Falling Straight Off Her Horse
When Game Of Thrones first started filming, Emilia Clarke ran into some horse-related problems.
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The Office Star Leslie David Baker Returning Crowdfunded Money For Delayed Stanley Spin-Off Series
Three years after launching a Kickstarter to shoot a spin-off pilot called Uncle Stan, The Office star Leslie David Baker is issuing refunds.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 2 Is T'Pring's 'Redemption Arc'
Star Trek Strange New Worlds season 2 is redeeming original series character T'Pring by offering new insight.
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Ron Howard Had A Very Specific Inspiration For His Arrested Development Narration
The brilliant voice over narration Ron Howard brought to Arrested Development came together after a lot of thought and consideration.
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Michael Bay Worried G.I. Joe Would Cheapen The Transformers Franchise
Michael Bay was not easily sold on the idea of a G.I. Joe and Transformers crossover.
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Dwayne Johnson Blames Lack Of Black Adam Sequel On Studio Heads, Not Box Office Performance
Though Black Adam failed to break even at the box office, Dwayne Johnson thinks the change of leadership at Warner Bros. was what really scuppered it.
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Yellowstone's Josh Lucas Wasn't Originally Looking To Play Young John Dutton
Lucas, who plays a younger version of Kevin Costner's cowboy in Taylor Sheridan's sprawling drama, initially had his eye on a totally different character.
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TMNT: Mutant Mayhem Battles Meg 2: The Trench For Second Place At The Box Office
Barbie's box office reign continues as TMNT: Mutant Mayhem, Meg 2: The Trench, and Oppenheimer battle for second place.
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Mission: Impossible 7's Speed Wing Scene Was Leagues More Dangerous Than Skydiving
Tom Cruise can be seen speed flying in Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One, which is a real, dangerous extreme sport that he learned for the movie.
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Once Upon A Time, Keanu Reeves Almost Played Spike In A Live-Action Cowboy Bebop Movie
Would Keanu Reeves' live-action Cowboy Bebop movie have been any good? Maybe, but -- as the original anime taught us -- living in the past will get you killed.
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Seth Rogen Wanted To Cut TMNT: Mutant Mayhem's 'Stupid' Director Cameo [Exclusive]
One of the funniest moments in TMNT: Mutant Mayhem is a cameo from director Jeff Rowe, but producer Seth Rogen wasn't a fan. At first.
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Why The Boys Creators Changed Stormfront's Gender From The Comics
Showrunner Eric Kripke has offered more than one reason for making the TV version of Stormfront a woman, and his reasoning makes sense.
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Getting Clearance For TMNT: Mutant Mayhem's Best Needle Drop Was A Challenge [Exclusive]
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem is full of killer needle drops, but getting legal clearance for 'No Diggity' wasn't guaranteed.
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TMNT: Mutant Mayhem Features A Sneaky Mitchells Vs The Machines Easter Egg [Exclusive]
Did you spot this Mitchells vs The Machines Easter egg in TMNT: Mutant Mayhem?
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The Decision To Direct Beverly Hills Cop Came Down To A Literal Coin Flip
Martin Brest would ultimately direct Beverly Hills Cop, an action-comedy staple, but he let the whims of fate make the final call for him.
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Oppenheimer's Science Jargon Was A Cinch For Almost-Physicist Benny Safdie
Before he became a filmmaker, and before he appeared in Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer, Benny Safdie was going to be a physicist.
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Will Smith Almost Turned Down Men In Black, Then Steven Spielberg Sent A Helicopter To Get Him
Will Smith came close to saying no to Men In Black, and then Steven Spielberg changed his mind.
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Were Oppenheimer's Chances Of Igniting The Atmosphere Real?
Is Oppenheimer accurate about the real life chances of the atomic bomb starting a chain reaction that would set fire to the atmosphere?
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John Boyega Wanted Star Wars: Rise Of Skywalker To Have A Stormtrooper Rebellion
If John Boyega had had his way, Star Wars: Episode IX would've had a Stormtrooper rebellion.
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How Margot Robbie Used Jurassic Park To Get Studios On Board With Barbie
Want to get your film green-lit? Do what Margot Robbie did with Barbie and name-drop Jurassic Park.
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The Most Brutal Moments In The Witcher
Netflix's "The Witcher" may not boast as many gruesome deaths as "Game of Thrones," but all three seasons of Geralt's adventures are plenty brutal.
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How Tim Burton Convinced Batman's Producer To Cast Michael Keaton
A Batman producer did not think Michael Keaton was the right fit to play The Dark Knight, but Burton convinced the producer to see the error of his ways.
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Ahsoka Crew Say The Animated Star Wars Series Aren't Mandatory Viewing
Never seen the animated Clone Wars series and Star Wars Rebels? Not a problem, according to the creatives behind Ahsoka.
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