A couple of proud moms!

I get it, Gwynnie!

Denzel was not happy.

What is going on between Vin Diesel and Dwayne Johnson?

Dwayne Johnson was "really moved."

"Darling, have you gone mad?"

Geena Davis had offered more details about her experiences with Bill Murray.

I Wanna Dance With Somebody's Naomi Ackie spoke about interacting with those who actually knew Whitney Houston.

Will Smith tells an emotional story about the interaction he had with his nephew following the Oscars Slap.

Shazam star Asher Angel wants to see his superhero interact with other DC characters in the new DCU.

Keanu Reeces was caught having a sweet and endearing interaction with a young fan, and he is once again the very best celebrity.

Tyler Perry says he never tried to comfort Will Smith after the infamous Oscars slap.

Disney World cast members have had their fair share of wild encounters with guests, as evidenced by a sunbathing incident.

The new Disneyland attraction was already going to let you live out your Spider-Man fantasy, but it turns out it will do even more.

Batman: Death in the Family is one interesting Bat-beast from both storytelling and production points of view. It's an interactive animated feature, a first for Warner Bros. Animation / Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, that ambitiously adapts the 1988's four-issue “Batman: A Death in the Family” comic arc, written by Jim Starlin and illustrated by Jim Aparo, with iconic cover art by Mike Mignola. The landmark DC event allowed fans to vote by telephone to determine the story’s ending, a chance that modern audiences now get to repeat through the feature's interactive elements. Batman: Death in …

The Schuyler Sisters have spoken.

Here's why Netflix is leading the charge when it comes to compelling interactive storytelling with titles like Black Mirror: Bandersnatch and Kimmy Schmidt.

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Massive spoilers for 'Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Kimmy vs. The Reverend' follow below. Tina Fey and Robert Carlock's Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt has always existed in its own version of reality, but the Netflix series, returning for a stand-alone interactive special this week, takes that to another level. When last we saw Kimmy (Ellie Kemper) and her friends, she had become a successful J.K. Rowling-esque author of childrens' books, while Titus (Tituss Burgess) had managed to become a somewhat successful actor represented by Jacqueline (Jane Krakowski) as his agent. In "Kimmy vs. the Reverend," Kimmy's excited to …

There's a question as to whether or not Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Kimmy vs. the Reverend, the new interactive special launching on Netflix May 12, is strictly necessary. After all, the series finale did a beautiful job of wrapping up the narrative and giving Kimmy arguably the perfect ending: After years spent trying to conquer her own trauma, she becomes a famous author, whose books help others heal. But creators Tina Fey and Robert Carlock have embraced the challenge of not just following up on their original happy ending, but doing so using a format which might be vulnerable to …