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Shania Russell

Fresh Actor Dayo Okeniyi Talks The Power Of Social Thrillers And Working With Robert Rodriguez [Interview]

Dayo Okeniyi plays a bartender in the new horror thriller Fresh, and he tells us about how the movie takes a meta approach to familiar horror tropes.

Rafael Motamayor

Disney Censors 'Overtly Gay Affection' In Movies, According To Pixar Employees

Pixar employees are alleging that Disney's corporate reviews have resulted in censorship of "nearly every moment of overtly gay affection" in Pixar films.

Shania Russell

Songwriters Mizer & Moore Break Down The Original Music Of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel [Interview]

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel songwriters tell us all about the three big songs in season 4, tease future music in the series, and more.

Shania Russell

Boss Baby Is Framed For Embezzlement In Boss Baby: Back In The Crib (Yes, Really)

Just your typical baby businessman stuff, of course. Like embezzlement.

Sandy Schaefer

Shorter Release Windows Are Spelling Big Trouble For Indie Theater Chains

More bad news for movie theaters.

Ryan Scott

Here's When You Can Watch Death On The Nile At Home

Death on the Nile is coming to Hulu and HBO Max this month.

Sir Patrick Stewart looking angry in Picard

Jacob Hall

Star Trek: Picard Showrunner Akiva Goldsman Shares The Origin Of Season 2's Nerdiest Reference

If Captain Kirk could do it (twice), why not Captain Picard?

Jeremy Mathai

Moon Knight Featurette Tries To Explain Marvel's New Weird Superhero

A new featurette for Moon Knight introduces Marvel fans to Steven Grant ... or is it Marc Spector?

Rafael Motamayor

Halloween Ends Has, Well, Ended As Production Wraps On The Trilogy

But will evil die tonight?

Jeremy Mathai

Better Call Saul Season 6 Trailer: The Beginning Of The End For Jimmy McGill

The final season of Better Call Saul is almost upon us.

Sophie Rundle and Suranne Jones in Gentleman Jack season 2

Sandy Schaefer

Gentleman Jack Season 2 Trailer: Anne Lister Makes Her Long-Awaited Return In April

Gentleman Jack is back.

Jeremy Mathai

Peaky Blinders Season 6 Has A Netflix Premiere Date

Netflix has set a June premiere for Peaky Blinders season 6, two months after the finale airs in the U.K.

Shania Russell

The Dropout Actor Alan Ruck On The Joys Of Making 'A Complete Ass' Of Himself Onscreen [Interview]

Alan Ruck tells us about serenading Amanda Seyfried on the set of the Hulu drama The Dropout, in which he plays an old white man who buys into the wrong idea.