Yellowstone Star Luke Grimes Thinks The Show Can Convert Non-Western Fans
'Even if the cowboy world isn't your thing, it will be after watching this show.'
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Black Adam Pulls A Hat Trick At The Box Office, One Piece Film: Red Brings Out The Anime Crowd
It was one of those relative calm-before-the-storm weekends at the box office. -
David Harbour Thinks Hopper Deserves Peace In Stranger Things ... But Isn't So Sure He'll Get It
'I certainly think that Hopper is someone who's been through a lot.' -
The Daily Stream: Andor's Prison Scenes Put THX 1138 And Clerks In A Dystopian Work Blender
'Just another day, another shift.' -
The Acolyte Adds Manny Jacinto, Carrie-Anne Moss, And More To The Amandla Stenberg-Led Star Wars Series
Lucasfilm's High Republic-set series The Acolyte has added some new cast members who will be joining star Amandla Stenberg. -
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Was The Simpsons Matt Groening's Last-Minute Plan-B Pitch To Fox?
Matt Groening drew on quite personal material in his pitch for The Simpsons. -
Johnny Mnemonic's Black-And-White Release Was A 'Redemption' For Robert Longo
Watching the black-and-white cut of Johnny Mnemonic is a vastly different experience than watching the theatrical cut. -
Why Chris Farley Was Needlessly Worried David Letterman Would Get Him Fired From SNL
Chris Farley was always happy to be on Letterman, and we were always happy to see him. -
The White Lotus Season 2 Episodes 1 & 2 Set The Scene For Another Adventure In Intrigue
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Alfonso Cuarón Relied On Clive Owen's 'BS' Sense While He Was Writing Children Of Men
When a director and an actor click, magic happens. -
House Of The Dragon Secretly Switched The Cargyll Twins When One Of Them Caught Covid
Identical twins Luke and Elliott Tittensor play the war-torn Cargyll brothers on House of the Dragon. -
How Hollywood Sexism Killed Sigourney Weaver's Hopes Of Directing
'I was never comfortable.' -
Every Main Character On Community Ranked Worst To Best
All types of colorful characters attend Greendale Community College. Read on to see which ones we gave a passing grade. -
Saturday Night Live Basically Became A Live Version Of Inside Amy Schumer, And That's Just Fine
Amy Schumer hosted SNL for a third time, and it turned out pretty well, especially if you like her self-titled sketch series. -
Saturday Night Live Exposes Amy Schumer's Weird Alone Time Habits In The Watcher Parody
The scariest thing about The Watcher is the thought of being observed while you're in goblin mode. -
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair Dismisses His Depiction In The Crown Season 5 As 'Complete And Utter Rubbish'
Former British prime ministers Tony Blair and John Major have both spoken out against the accuracy of The Crown season 5. -
The Daily Stream: Hitchcock's Blackmail Is A Bold Transition To The Talkie Era
The sound era of cinema arrives with a roar in Alfred Hitchcock's Blackmail. -
Every Main Character In Barry Ranked Worst To Best
At this point, it's hard to call Bill Hader's dark satire Barry a comedy. Just look at how its characters have changed over the show's brief but memorable run. -
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Black Mirror's Hated In The Nation Was True-To-Life For Creator Charlie Booker
'Does that count as reader feedback?' -
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Kamen Rider Black Sun Retells The Origin Story Of Modern Japanese Politics, Just With More Gore
The series Kamen Rider Black Sun arrived on Prime Video in October 2022, continuing the long-running Japanese franchise. -
Yellowstone Season 6 Is Already Being Written — But Will It Be The End Of The Show?
Between the 1883, 1923, and 6666 spinoffs, when will the OG Yellowstone series finally call it quits? -
Every Main Character In Six Feet Under, Ranked Worst To Best
HBO's "Six Feet Under" boldly went where many television shows of the era were too afraid to go with their stories. Here, we rank the show's characters. -
A Five-Minute Meeting With Ridley Scott Was All It Took To Get Matt Damon In The Martian
The Martian was the first script that landed on Ridley Scott's desk since Alien that he didn't have to "work link stink" on for months. -
Director John Hillcoat Wasn't Interested In Explaining What Led To The World Of The Road
When John Hillcoat adapted Cormac McCarthy's 2006 novel The Road, the director knew to avoid focusing on the apocalypse.
