Oppenheimer's Florence Pugh reveals a camera broke in the middle of their sex scene, and yikes.
Jennifer Lawrence sufferd a wardrobe malfunction during a speech, and her reaction was hilariously on-brand.
Megan Fox is the queen of the Instagram caption, and her dramatic overnight social media shift has fans thinking she broke up with Machine Gun Kelly.
Ken Jennings shares an awkward situation he got stuck in to which we can all relate.
Mission: Impossible's Tom Cruise is known for doing stunts, so this tracks.
Brendan Fraser is making a comeback with a slew of Hollywood roles, and now one of his best could get a sequel.
The ongoing legal battle between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard has been taking its toll.
Beavis and Butt-Head creator Mike Judge reveals new images of the iconic 90s duo as middle-aged men ahead of a new movie and TV show.
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II landed a role in The Matrix Resurrections ahead of winning an Emmy for Watchmen.
The production of M. Night Shyamalan's latest movie was filmed in rough conditions in the Caribbean.
Last summer, Tiffany Haddish went bald and she's kept her hair short since.
This Lord of the Rings actor has some serious battle scars.
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Ryan Reynolds decided to take a jab at his middle name, and the internet has no chill.
There is one ring to rule them all, but many gifts to please the rest.
If there's a new true crime documentary with an interesting angle, I'm gonna find a way to watch it, and sure enough, I'll be adding HBO's four-part docuseries Murder on Middle Beach to my list. The series hails from first-time filmmaker Madison Hamburg, and it presents his complicated journey as a young man determined to solve an unspeakable crime and absolve the people he loves, while looking for answers within his fractured family and community. On March 3, 2010, single mother Barbara Hamburg was found violently murdered near her home in the upper middle …
PEN15, the middle-school-set Hulu comedy, manages to pull off a strange casting magic trick with remarkable aplomb. Its creator-stars Maya Erskine and Anna Konkle, whom are adult women, play themselves at age 13 among a cast full of actual 13-year-olds — and they blend in perfectly. It results in a downright magical-feeling show, a gentle, earnest, very awkward comedy that will remind everyone what it feels like to be in the most horrific years of your life. Season 2 is coming September 18, and the first trailer gives us everything I loved about season 1 …
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