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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Part Of Margot Kidder's Charm As Superman's Lois Lane Came From Not Wearing Her Contacts
Kidder has always been the perfect Lois Lane.
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Quentin Tarantino 'Cared Too Much About Movies' To Ever Be An Actor
The filmmaker learned his true passions when he was initially pursuing acting.
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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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The Bear, Wednesday, Better Call Saul & More Land Directors Guild Of America Awards Nominations For TV
The 2023 DGA Awards winners will be revealed in February.
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Star Trek Isn't An Action Franchise, And It's Best When It Remembers That
Action has its place, but it's never been the franchise's driving force.
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The High Price Tag For Sigourney Weaver And Harrison Ford Made Casting Awkward On Working Girl
Awkward for Alec Baldwin, that is.
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Obi-Wan Kenobi Stuck Around Longer In George Lucas' Original Star Wars Script
Star Wars is a massive franchise, but Lucas was taking it one step at a time as he initially wanted his gigantic story to fit into one film.
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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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Shows Like The 100 That Are Worth Your Time
The CW's "100" ended its beloved run in 2020. Still, fans of the teen-centered sci-fi series remain. If you're hungry for a similar show, check these picks out!
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Before He Was Giles, Buffy The Vampire Slayer's Anthony Head Was A Commercial Star
Before Anthony Head played Giles in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, he kept things steamy with some fresh, hot, coffee commercials.
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George Lucas' 'Uncertainty' About Star Wars Went Away With Return Of The Jedi
Thankfully, his confidence won out.
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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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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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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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Gates McFadden Wanted To Make Dr. Crusher More Physical In Star Trek: The Next Generation
Gates McFadden wanted her Star Trek: The Next Generation character to 'kick butt,' as the kids say.
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Gerard Johnstone Details The Inspiration Behind The Original Song In M3GAN
No, we're not talking about the dance scene. This is about the song M3GAN sings to bring comfort to her new young friend when she's sad. It's hilarious.
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One Of Chevy Chase's Most Famous Saturday Night Live Bits Sent Him Straight To The Hospital
Chevy Chase was only on Saturday Night Live for a short time, but the experience had a lasting impact on him (in more ways than one).
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M3GAN Director Reveals The Original Ending That Proved Impossible To Shoot
'It was great, and I was really in love with it.'
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M. Night Shyamalan Sees His Movies' Marketing As 'Part Of The Storytelling'
'How much do we give away?'
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