The Semplica Girl Diaries: Everything We Know So Far About The Ben Stiller Comedy Adaptation
The story of the Semplica Girls examines class privilege and exploitation. Here's what we can expect from Richard Ayoade's film adaptation.
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Why Keanu Reeves Will Never Let Himself Be Deepfaked Into Movies (It's Not Just Because He's Immortal)
Keanu Reeves has some strong words for the use of AI and deepfakes in the entertainment industry. -
Andy Samberg's Indiana Jones-Esque Animated Comedy Series Digman! Has An Unbelievable Voice Cast
The voice cast of this show is out of this world. -
Keanu Reeves Wants To Be Clear: Bill & Ted Are Not 'Stoners'
'They have a nice outlook on life, they like people [and] their friendship.' -
Tina Fey And Amy Poehler Are Hitting The Road For A Comedy Tour
Longtime friends and collaborators Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are hitting the stage together with their 'Restless Leg Tour.' -
Paul Rudd Brought His Own College Style To His Clueless Character
Some people are not lucky enough to be as naturally adorable as Paul Rudd. -
NBC Orders St. Denis Medical, A New Workplace Comedy From The Superstore Team
The mockumentary workplace sitcom trend continues! -
In Another World, Encino Man Starred Ben Stiller, Not Brendan Fraser
It's hard to argue Fraser wasn't a perfect fit for Linkovich Chomosky, though. -
Paul Rudd Originally Wanted To Audition For A Different Role In Clueless
Paul Rudd will always be cool boy Josh in our hearts. -
Wet Hot American Summer's Real Camp Set Sparked A Lot Of Comedy Camaraderie
'And it was like being at summer camp.' -
Knocked Up Utilized A Real Marital Argument Between Paul Rudd And His Wife
Paul Rudd served as a source of inspiration for Judd Apatow's 2007 romantic comedy "Knocked Up." -
The Anchorman Cast Couldn't Stop Laughing In An Unfortunately Deleted Scene
There's more to Brick than liking ice cream and enjoying a nice pair of slacks. -
Unseen Trailer: Jolene Purdy Helps A Kidnapping Victim Via FaceTime In Blumhouse Comedy-Thriller
Blumhouse fans get ready: Unseen is a thriller-comedy with a wild high-concept premise, coming in early March. -
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The Austin Powers Movies Gave Burt Bacharach A Cheeky Ongoing Tribute To His Musical Prowess
You gotta respect a legend, even in a goofy comedy series. -
Paint Trailer: Owen Wilson Does His Best Bob Ross Impression In This New Indie Comedy
Owen Wilson in a Bob Ross wig. What more do you need? -
Series Creator Kevin Williamson Has Big Praise For Scream 6: 'Wes Craven Would Be So Happy'
Kevin Williamson continues to praise Scream VI, assuring Craven fans that the late horror master approves of the franchise's new direction. -
The Daily Stream: The Comedy's Notorious Reputation Is Completely Unearned
Rick Alverson's divisive movie aims to hack away at the very building blocks of filmmaking. -
Classic British Comedy Fawlty Towers Getting A Reboot From Rob Reiner's Castle Rock, John Cleese Returning
Skip the boomer humor, please. -
The Good Place Creator Mike Schur To Reunite With Ted Danson For Comedy Series The Mole Agent
The series is based on Maite Alberdi's Oscar-nominated documentary of the same name. -
Salma Hayek Pinault Was Told She Was Too 'Sexy' For Comedy Until Adam Sandler's Grown Ups Came Along
Happy Madison, it seems, did what the Academy could not. -
Moving From Stage To Screen For Camp Was A Big Adjustment For A Teenage Anna Kendrick
Here's to Anna Kendrick and all the other ladies who lunch. -
Anna Kendrick Didn't Think Anyone Was Going To Care About Pitch Perfect's Cups Song
Millions of streams and views on YouTube, not to mention considerable radio airplay, have undoubtedly proved her wrong. -
Andrea Riseborough Helped Brandon Cronenberg Get His Plans For Possessor Past The Producers
'I really think that Vos should have a penis.' -
Chevy Chase's Dislike Of Director Amy Heckerling Spelled Trouble For National Lampoon's European Vacation
'He was not a happy camper. And neither was I.' -
Tom Hanks Had Once-In-A-Lifetime Birthday Shooting The Da Vinci Code In The Louvre
Tom Hanks may not have many nice things to say about The Da Vinci Code now, but it sure sounds like he had fun on set! -
Why Tom Hanks Felt A Man Called Otto Needed An American Adaptation
Tom Hanks wanted to comment on American individualism.
