Charlie's Angels and Cocaine Bear make for a hell of a connection in Elizabeth Banks' filmography, but the director explains the reasons why both are so important to her resume.

At the screening for Cocaine Bear, which is based on a true story, people will be able to meet and greet with a taxidermied bear.

With Tom Hanks having shared Diet Cokagne with the world, Cocaine Bear director Elizabeth Banks decided to try the drink for herself.

Before you see Cocaine Bear the movie, learn the real story.

Gwyneth Paltrow got real about being famous before smart phones.

Elizabeth Banks expresses “sympathy” for the titular animal in Cocaine Bear.

Ahead of the Cocaine Bear movie, the titular bear has joined social media.

Cocaine Bear's director, Elizabeth Banks, was inspired by some classic films to make the horror comedy.

Upcoming horror-comedy Cocaine Bear just got its first, ludicrous trailer.

We're breaking down the exclusive clip from Cocaine Bear director Elizabeth Banks showed us amidst the trailer launch.

Machine Gun Kelly removed fake cocaine from Megan Fox's boob, because of course.

While taking the stand today in the trail against Johnny Depp, Amber Heard alleged that her ex-husband once performed a “cavity search” on her in an effort to find cocaine.

There were apparently no boundaries for Wolf of Wall Street.

Mark Wahlberg with the helping hand.

Well this is all very bizarre.

I don't watch a ton of animated TV shows, so I'm hardly qualified to make this statement, but Bill Burr's Netflix series F Is for Family is the best animated show on TV. The streamer just released the Season 4 trailer, and while the dysfunction hasn't changed, a new wrinkle has been introduced in the form of Frank's estranged father. Burr created F is for Family with Emmy winner Michael Price, and the show takes place in the '70s, when political correctness was something to laugh in, and smoking was still allowed indoors. Apparently, you …

The new Birds of Prey trailer teases that Harley Quinn's already considerable skills will briefly go to superhuman levels - thanks to cocaine.

Obviously...

Will Ferrell is set to produce and star in Netflix's feature remake of its own documentary The Legend of Cocaine Island, which I must've missed earlier this year, but will surely watch following this announcement. Theo Love directed the documentary, which follows a family man who becomes intrigued by the legend of a buried stash of cocaine hidden in the Caribbean. This small-business owner was wiped out during the Great Recession, and since the stash is said to be worth $2 million, he hatches a plan to retrieve the buried coke, using the talents of a band …