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It’s probably fair to assume that Adam Sandler wasn’t getting a whole lot of award show practice following the releases of Pixels, The Ridiculous 6, and, well, we’ll just leave it at “others.” But that didn’t stop Conan O’Brien from busting his balls after he botched basic award show procedure by advancing to the stage […]
Don’t ask Daniel Kaluuya about race. The Get Out star recently told the UK’s Radio Times that it is “boring” to be asked the same questions about the topic over and over again, according to The Guardian. That might be difficult considering he’s reportedly set to play the Black Panther Fred Hampton in a forthcoming film, […]
It’s 2020 and the Oscars are whiter than ever. The number of black nominees for the prestigious award show has hit a three-year low, Variety reports. Just five black people were nominated for Oscars in 2020. The number was at its highest in 2017, when 18 black people were nominated. That year, a record six […]
Following his death on Sunday, Kobe Bryant‘s studio (Granity Studio) has made Dear Basketball, the Oscar-winning short that was written and narrated by Bryant back in 2017, available online for free. Variety adds that the five-minute and 22-second film can be found on dearbasketball.com, as well as on Vimeo. The short, which won an Academy Award […]
Deadline has learned that Paramount currently has not one, but two Transformers movies in the works. One will be written by James Vanderbilt, a scribe behind 2016’s Independence Day: Resurgence, while the other is being helmed by Joby Harold, who co-wrote the upcoming Zack Snyder-directed Netflix film Army of the Dead. Vanderbilt’s project is believed to be based on the Transformers spinoff Beast Wars, which […]
As people were trying to make sense of this year’s Academy Awards regressing back towards the #OscarsSoWhite 2015 controversy, author and Academy member Stephen King tried to address the ongoing issue earlier this month in a series of tweets. King claimed that, personally, when he voted for the nominees in the categories of Best Picture, Best Adapted Screenplay, and Best Original Screenplay, […]
David Ayer has expressed additional remorse regarding that time he said “Fuck Marvel.” The Suicide Squad director, who just last November publicly lamented how that movie turned out, responded to a tweet on Sunday in which someone who clearly did not approve of the “Fuck Marvel” utterance questioned Ayer’s co-sign of a message of fandom unity from […]
Bad Boys for Life earned $34 million during its second weekend, eclipsing box office competitors, including STX’s The Gentlemen. Variety reports that ticket sales have propelled the Will Smith and Martin Lawrence-starring film past the $100 million threshold, easily landing the No. 1 spot for the second weekend in a row. The movie has now […]
Another Disney classic will be given a new life. On Friday, The Hollywood Reporter revealed that Disney will be remaking Bambi into a live-action film. Similar to The Lion King and The Jungle Book, Disney will use CG technology to create an immersive nature experience. The original Bambi was first released in 1942. The film is a coming of […]
Although she couldn’t confirm the actor’s involvement in the film, Whitney Houston‘s sister-in-law, Pat Houston, let it be known that Taraji P. Henson would be a perfect fit for the singer’s biopic. Earlier this week, record executive Clive Davis revealed that he is working on putting together his own Whitney Houston biopic. Davis and Houston had a close […]
