Just like Brie Larson channeled Claudia Schiffer for a red carpet look, Zendaya gave an ode to Cindy Crawford for her latest Challengers dress.

Wonka's usage of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory as a sacred text can be boiled down to a couple of remarks from director Paul King.

Rachel Zegler rocked another Katniss-inspired look on the Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes red carpet, and I'm obsessed with the sheer dress she wore.

Megan Fox's red hair is giving April O'Neil, and she's got a NSFW message in her hair clips.

Halle Bailey pays tribute to Catwoman as some continue to confuse her with Halle Berry.

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Lili Reinhart and her Riverdale co-stars dress up as the Sanderson Witches for Halloween with flawless results.

Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade's daughter is a full Ariel vibe after seeing Halle Bailey in The Little Mermaid trailer.

The star of the upcoming The Little Mermaid live-action movie is looking very on brand on her tropical vacation.

Chris Hemsworth may be Thor, but his son is shaping up to be a pretty good Hawkeye with his bow and arrow skills.

Kevin Hart's Halloween costume with his wife, Eniko, really is straight out of a Michael Jackson music video.

Avantika shines as the star of Disney Channel's delightful original movie Spin.

Halle Berry looking great per usual.

And yes, Matthew McConaughey is as smooth as ever.

You know how the industry tends to works, right? If your first feature is a hit, you better be prepared and hold on tight because everything could change in flash, and that’s exactly what happened for Searching director Aneesh Chaganty. That movie utilizes the “screenlife” technique extremely effectively, won the Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize at Sundance 2018, become a critical hit and, to top it all off, scored over $70 million at the worldwide box office on a reported $880,000 production budget. It’s a certified hit so it came as no surprise when news broke …

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During the third at-home episode of Saturday Night Live, cast MVP Kate McKinnon appeared in a sketch spoofing 2019's The Lighthouse starring Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson. From McKinnon's beard to the black-and-white aesthetic to the absurdly delightful details, everything about this sketch is incredible and easily the best of the Season 45 finale episode. [caption id="attachment_889300" align="alignright" width="360"] Image via A24[/caption] Standing in for Dafoe's Lighthouse character is McKinnon's version, Phineas Gale, in a sketch titled "Lighthouse Keeper." Sporting a heck of a (fake) beard and a fisherman'…

Film fans who subscribe to the Criterion Channel have reason to rejoice, as next month's offerings are sure to whet their cinematic appetites. Not only are Martin Scorsese's Raging Bull and The Age of Innocence coming to the streaming service, but there are also retrospectives on tap for director Nicole Holofcener and action superstar Jackie Chan, whose 1985 classic Police Story and its 1988 sequel will be available on the channel. Other May 2020 highlights include the California movies The Limey and Mulholland Drive, Eliza Hittman's first film It Felt Like Love, Yorgos Lanthimos' confounding comedy Dogtooth, …