Jennifer Connelly is as excited about Top Gun 3 as the rest of us.

Following John Cena's viral naked bit at the Oscars, people wrote complaints to the FCC.

Doug Liman went off about Amazon's refusal to release Road House into theaters, and after watching it in a theater, I think he has a point.

John Cena fully committed to a male nudity bit at the Oscars, and it fits the mood of this very unusual ceremony.

Helen Mirren was Barbie’s narrator, but she almost had an onscreen part drunk fighting with a fellow Oscar winner.

Apparently, John Candy's fans just wanted to perform with him.

Miles Teller gives a hilarious speech for Zac Efron as he receives his Hollywood Walk of Fame, and High School Musical fans will appreciate it.

It’s the legacyquel formula, and like Halloween and Scream, it’s another cinematic success… albeit an overcooked one.

Timothy Spall, who played Wormtail in the Harry Potter movies, compared the fandom for this franchise to something like “a bit of a religion.”

Seeing Micheal B. Jordan behind the camera for Creed III has me geeking out over this movie.

Tom Felton got candid about the encouragement he got from Emma Watson as he set out to write his memoir.

Doctor Strange star Benedict Cumberbatch is 'taking a bit of a break' after the upcoming superhero sequel, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.

The Northman director Robert Eggers opens up about keeping Alexander Skarsgård and other Viking actors' "bits" safe while filming that naked fight scene.

The comedian and one of three hosts of the recent Academy Awards shares the fallout she dealt with after the show.

Amy Schumer goes on to explain that her joke on one Oscar nominee was choreographed while another controversial moment was not.

The Crawley family's long awaited return to the big screen in Downton Abbey: A New Era is taking a bit longer.

Karen Gillan spoke on how her Avengers experience differs from other MCU experiences.

Tom Holland recalled an important piece of advice he got from Zendaya.

Aquaman 2 director James Wan plans to bring "a little bit more" of his "scary sauce" to the upcoming DC sequel.

On Friday, June 12, 2020, enterprising Star Wars and Xbox fans noticed a peculiar addition to the Xbox website: Artwork seemingly teasing a brand new Electronic Arts Star Wars game, before any official announcement was made (via Polygon). And wouldn't you know it, this is the second time in as many months that a Star Wars game has been leaked to a video game website -- something called Star Wars: Project Maverick leaked to the PlayStation Store in March of 2020. Thus, seemingly tired of their best stuff getting out there on accident, EA decided to announce the game officially. …