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David Dastmalchiancontinues to solidify himself as one of the most prolific and exciting actors in the industry right now. Not only did he have a massive 2023 filled with a slew of successful projects like Oscar hopefulOppenheimerand horror gemThe Boogeyman, but he consistently uses each and every opportunity he gets to push limits and show off his seemingly limitless range as an actor. There’s no doubt that will continue with his next project, the feature filmDust Bunny....

Like many of us,Diablo Codyis simply looking for someone to toss “a billion dollars” her way. Unlike many of us, it isn’t to pay off student debt and bills — it’s for a much nobler cause. During an appearance on Bloody Disgusting’sBoo Crew Podcast, the writer and director revealed that she would love to reincarnateJennifer’s Bodyfor a sequel. “I wanna do a sequel,” the woman behind such hits asJunoandThe United States of Tarasaid....

The Real Housewives of New Jerseyis a series onBravothat is no stranger to family fallout. The momentMelissa Gorgajoined the series as a cast member, her sister-in-lawTeresa Giudicedecided this wasan infringement on her territory.Joe Gorgadefending his wife further irritated his sister, who felt that sibling loyalty should come before the ties of marriage. Teresa and Melissa never being able to see their way to being friends had lasting consequences on the series, asthe lines in the sand grew so deep that they eventuallybrought down the whole franchise....

Elizabeth Banksis set to make her directing follow-up toCharlie’s Angelswith the new thrillerCocaine Bearfor Universal. The big news was shared byDeadlineon Tuesday, and also notesThe Babysitter: Killer QueenwriterJimmy Wardenis on scripting duties for the project. Currently,Cocaine Bearhas been described as a character-driven piece inspired by real events that unfolded in 1985. After doing a little digging, it turns out that the title is a literal description of an actual even. During a drug run from Columbia, a narcotics officer turned smuggler dumped 40 kilos of cocaine over Chattahoochee National Forest, where the entire haul was devoured by a bear....

As of Friday, the big face-off at thebox officeis betweenWinchester, which placed at number one with $3.6 million, andMaze Runner: The Death Cure, which is currently in second with $3 million at the top of its second frame. The two are separated by less than $600,000, which means that its really anybody’s game right now, but if one were pulling for the more substantive movie,Winchesterwould inarguably be favored over the droning, plot-centric tedium of the latestMaze Runnermovie....

In addition to all the awesome coverage of Marvel’sGuardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2doled out earlier thanks to our ownPerri Nemiroff’s visit toJames Gunn’s set, we now have some choice new images to share with you. Shots of the title team are great and they reveal quite a few new looks at the space-faring adventurers, but the real draw here isElizabeth Debicki’s villainous villainess: Ayesha. Also known as “Her,” Ayesha was the result of a group of scientists called the Enclave attempting to create a perfect being....

The Apple TV+ original half-hour dramedy seriesHello Tomorrow!is set in a retro-future world where Jack Billings (Billy Crudup) leads a team of door-to-door salesmen that sell timeshares on the moon. At BrightSide Lunar Residences, the goal is selling hope to as many people as possible, but being good at their jobs means that their growing customer base becomes increasingly demanding, wanting what they’ve paid for and been promised. During this interview with Collider, co-starsHank Azaria(who plays Senior Sales Partner Eddie Nicholls),Haneefah Wood(who plays Jack’s right-hand, Shirley Stedman), andDewshane Williams(who plays BrightSide’s most eager salesman, Herb Porter) talked about the retro-future vibe of the show, why it feels like an episode ofThe Twilight Zone, the incredible wardrobe, the tower of nachos, whether any of their characters would want to take over the business, and how many directions a possible second season could go in....

Marsis a television first. It’s a half-scripted original sci-fi mini-series about a team of scientists who are attempting to build the first small colony on Mars in 2033 and it’s a half-documentary with behind the scenes footage of researchers working atElon Musk’s Space X featuring illuminating interviews with Musk,Neil Degrasse Tysonand experts from NASA, JPL and many more. The global event series was produced byRon HowardandBrian Grazerfor National Geographic and begins airing on Monday....

From directorMichael Haussmanand written byRob Allyn, the historical dramaEdge of the Worldis a tale of the adventures of Sir James Brooke (Jonathan Rhys Meyers), who fled Victorian England in 1839 to explore Borneo and then decided to stay and rule, in order to protect it from the British Empire. While there, he finds himself leading a lifelong crusade to end piracy, slavery and head-hunting, and both embracing and shedding blood for his new jungle kingdom....

Without doubt, Benoit Blanc appeared from nowhere in our lives, and it was a blessing. And that’s exactly whatDaniel Craig, the man behind the accent, thinks the character should do. Speaking toJosh HorowitzonHappy Sad Confused, the actor has opened up about the profound impact the Southern detective has had on his life, while promotingRian Johnson’sGlass Onion: A Knives Out Mysteryin which he reprises the role. Horowitz asked Craig about Blanc simply turning up in places to help solves crimes, and asked if, like other actors, he wanted to fill in an elaborate backstory for the character, in order to give greater depth, which Craig dismissed....

First, let’s talk about howLegends of Tomorrowhas quietly become the best show in The CW’s superhero lineup. As it embraces its crazy and gives us plenty of great character moments, the show has continued to improve with each season. Last year’s Legion of Doom created an effective villain for the Legends to face, and this season’s quest to fix time (which they broke, per usual) has led to some great and totally bonkers episodes....

You might have glimpsed theSuper Bowl spotforLogan(and if you missed it, check it out in our fullSuper Bowl movie trailer rundown), but today’s clip is the first look at a scene fromJames Mangold’s mutant movie. And it’s surprisingly timely. A hero, or heroic actions, are instantly recognizable: standing up for those who are outnumbered, outgunned, or outmatched; putting yourself in harm’s way for the protection of others; and standing up for what’s right when it would be so much easier (and safer) to simply fall in line....

MacGrubercelebrates its 10th anniversary this year, and to be honest it is hard to believe that so much time has passed since so many throats were judiciously ripped. To commemorate this important milestone, Vanity Fair publishedan oral historyof the 2010 comedy compiled from interviews with the cast and crew, including writer/directorJorma Taccone; starsWill Forte,Kristen Wiig,Ryan Phillippe,Val Kilmer, andMaya Rudolph; producersLorne MichaelsandSeth Meyers; and even (indirectly)Christopher Nolan. The article is a must-read for anyMacGruberfan....