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Reese Witherspoon has explained why David Fincher rejected her for a key role in Gone Girl. The acclaimed 2014 thriller is based on the novel of the same name by Gillian Flynn, who also adapted the film for the screen.…
HBO’s new detective series, Task, is a far better follow-up to hit Mare of Easttown than a second season would have been.
In addition to “Love Is All Around,” the Texan wrote “I Fought the Law,” “Walk Right Back” and “More Than I Can Say,” hits for The Clash, The Everly Brothers and Leo Sayer, respectively.
Christopher Nolan and Denis Villeneuve share a place as two of the most acclaimed 21st Century film directors, and each has earned their piece of the crown partly through their achievements in the science fiction genre.
After being diagnosed with COVID, actor and comedian Steve Martin cancelled two upcoming Virginia shows on his tour with his “Only Murders In The Building” co-star Martin Short. He announced the news via Instagram on Sept. 19. The shows were…
Marvel’s Avengersfranchise has some of its best and worst stories, from soaring epics to outright trash. However, only one Avengers story is the most financially successful of all time and a total mess that gets way more respect than it’s…
While he’s clearly their late-night leader, Jimmy Fallon could suffer from a very specific decision NBC’s made about their fall schedule. Enough viewers seem to dislike Fallon’s focus on humor as opposed to politics that he rarely ranks high on…
Noel Gallagher has paid tribute to the “great Mancunian” Ricky Hatton, revealing that he had been texting him just days before his death. Last week (September 14), the boxing legend was found dead in his home in Greater Manchester at…
Jason Bateman’s new crime thriller series, Black Rabbit, is a Netflix streaming hit. The show, which debuted on September 18, features Bateman and Jude Law as two brothers embroiled in New York City’s criminal underworld.
Dracula has been adapted to TV many times, and, surprisingly, one of the best adaptations of the Count can be found in one of the best TV shows of all time. In 1897, Bram Stoker’s Gothic horror novel Dracula was…