From one talented actor to another.
The Moana live-action remake just started filming but it already looks amazing.
Who can forget how Margot Robbie rocked her Barbie world press tour last year? Just don't credit her for method dressing.
Why does Will Ferrell's Barbie character carry drumsticks? Now we know.
Bam Margera is getting celebrity support as he hits a significant rehab milestone.
Owning a piece of movie history can be quite expensive.
Adam Sandler made sure an audience member received medical attention during his stand-up show and I give him a lot of props for that.
Taylor Swift is getting congratulations from all over the movie industry for the way the Eras Tour movie could shake things up.
For Top Gun: Maverick, Jerry Bruckheimer lent Tom Cruise an iconic Top Gun prop, but amusingly too kit back the day filming was over on the sequel.
Everything Everywhere All at Once actually used a real raccoon corpse to make "Raccacoonie".
A tragedy has happened on the set of Alec Baldwin’s new movie Rust.
From our interview celebrating the franchise's 35th anniversary!
This is gonna be quite the collision of DC characters.
An official prop prototype of Captain Marvel's Avengers: Infinity War pager features a hidden reference to SWORD in the MCU.
Just two days after teasing his official return to the Jurassic Park world, Sam Neill has posted a Jurassic World: Dominion set photo featuring a bit of Dr. Grant iconography. It's been nearly 20 years since Neill has played Grant in a Jurassic Park franchise sequel. The last time we saw him in a lush jungle climate running for his life from a velociraptor, it was 2001's Jurassic Park III. On Tuesday, Neill commemorated his official return to the set of a Jurassic Park movie with a nostalgic set photo. The actor took to Twitter, posting a photo …
Can you guess what episode is one of Joseph Morgan’s very favorites?
Can't blame the folks that walked off with this piece of Star Trek history.
Are you curious about the new Disney+ original series Prop Culture, but don't know what to expect? Look no further because a new clip from the show hosted by film historian and prop collector Dan Lanigan provides the perfect taste of what you will see over the course of eight episodes. The fun and illuminating new clip from Prop Culture features Lanigan checking out two incredible props from the 1979 feature The Muppet Movie. The props in question? The actual Kermit puppet operated by Jim Henson as well as the headband worn by Henson which held the microphone he …
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