Dwayne Johnson's The Smashing Machine may be recruiting Emily Blunt.

You can't blame Air star Chris Messina for fanboying over Hollywood's best bromance between Ben Affleck and Matt Damon.

Drew Barrymore speaks about pitching The Wedding Singer to Adam Sandler and Charlie’s Angels being a breath of fresh air.

Danny Ramirez discusses how acting and flying together made him up his game.

Keanu Reeves once caught by Paula Abdul pulling a full Bill And Ted moment in his underwear. Excellent.

Timothée Chalamet blames social media for why “societal collapse is in the air.”

German director Wolfgang Petersen – who made Das Boot, Air Force One, The NeverEnding Story and more – has died aged 81.

Legendary director Wolfgang Petersen, the helmer of movies such as The NeverEnding Story and Air Force One, has been reported to have died at the age of 81.

The cast of Top Gun: Maverick took to the sky.

Here's where you have seen the Air Force One cast since the 1997 summer blockbuster came out.

Warning: do not watch this DC/Marvel mashup without first consulting a doctor.

Sometimes, politics can be fun and uplifting!

Euphoria, one of my favorite contemporary television shows, is a barn-burner of storytelling. Its first season is relentless, fearless, and fearsome in its impressive filmmaking, exacting emotional turbulence, and sheer boundary-pushing audacity in its extreme content. Zendaya anchored the first season expertly as Rue (winning an Emmy for her troubles) and creator Sam Levinson (who also helmed the underrated Assassination Nation) wrote and directed one helluva statement. How can they follow it all up? Until we wait for a season 2, we'll at least get two new special episodes — including a dang Christmas special! — airing on HBO …

Cary Joji Fukunaga has lined up his next directing project after No Time to Die, the James Bond movie we will hopefully see at some future date. Deadline reports the Emmy-winner will helm a trio of episodes of Masters of the Air, a WWII drama set up at Apple TV+ by Stephen Spielberg's Amblin TV and Tom Hanks and Gary Goetzman's Playtone. On one hand, the world needs another WWII-set drama like it needs another actual world war. On the other hand...feed WWII bombing runs directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga directly into my veins, please. …

So you've heard of Schitt's Creek, the Canadian comedy series starring Eugene Levy, Catherine O'Hara, Dan Levy, and Annie Murphy. But you missed it on CBC, Netflix, and Pop TV — even in the context of its recent, unprecedented Emmys sweep. If this describes you, and you've been looking for an easy excuse and way to acquaint yourself with this gentle, addictive comedy series, look no further. Per Variety, the series will re-air in its entirety on Comedy Central — and that's before the final season makes the move to Netflix. [caption id="attachment_861385" align="alignright" …

Part of the pleasures of South Park, that long-running, endlessly irreverent animated Comedy Central series from Trey Parker and Matt Stone, was seeing how quickly it turned around topical issues into new, original content (heck, they didn't call that documentary 6 Days to Air for nothing). And now, in the midst of the show's 23rd (23rd!) year on the air, those Colorado muckrakers have done it again. An hour long special about perhaps the most topical issue of our time — the coronavirus — is coming soon, with the apt name, "The Pandemic Special". The episode, much like our …

Cast reunions are big business and with HBO Max as the home for the complete series of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, it was only a matter of time before they got that cast back together for a reunion. Now we’ve got the first photo of the cast reunited. Will Smith joined Tatyana Ali, Karyn Parsons, Joseph Marcell, Daphne Maxwell Reid and Alfonso Ribeiro as well as recurring co-star DJ Jazzy Jeff for a family reunion on set in the Banks’ home for the show’s 30th anniversary. Even more surprising was a sit-down with the …

The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air was, and continues to be, a breath of fresh air. Originally airing from 1990 to 1996 for six seasons, the sitcom broke Will Smith through to superstardom in a series of episodes articulating his transition from life on the mean streets of West Philadelphia to life in the palatial mansions of Bel-Air (hmm, if only there was a catchy summary of this inciting incident). Smith, playing a version of himself, lives with his extended family, and everyone lives, learns, laughs, loves, and grows with each other. It's a special series to me, …

Will Smith knows how to Internet. While the "untouchable movie star" run of the 1990s has come and gone, Smith has pivoted to our new way of getting entertainment content with aplomb, regularly updating his social media channels with easily viral clips, stories, and perfectly packaged aesthetics. Thus, it's both surprising and completely inevitable that Smith is directly involved with Bel-Air, an hour-long reboot of his own The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air inspired by a viral fan-trailer made in 2019 — and that it's coming to Peacock. [caption id="attachment_897960" align="alignright" width="360"] Image …

Marvel and ABC team for a Sunday evening to celebrate Boseman.