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According to Variety, Kevin Hart‘s sudden exit as the host of the Oscars has led to chaos behind the scenes as the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences powers-that-be are scrambling to find a replacement. A source familiar with the goings-on says that the situation is fluid, and several options are being considered, one […]
Deadline reports that Janelle Monáe has signed on to The Glorias: A Life On The Road, a biopic based on Gloria Steinem’s memoir. Monáe is joining a cast that already includes Julianne Moore and Alicia Vikander, who will be playing Steinem at various points in her life. Steinem became a voice for equal rights through her work as a journalist in the late 1960s, […]
Though Matt Skiba has already given us an arguably more fascinating angle to explore with regards to the Great Fyre Festival Fuckery of 2017, Netflix has stepped in with another wrinkle: a full-blown documentary from the same guy behind the excellent Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond. Chris Smith’s Fyre was produced in conjunction with […]
Once Upon a Deadpool comes out this week, but before you head to the theater, Ryan Reynolds wants to share a few choice words about…Nickelback? In the final teaser for the PG-13 re-edit of Deadpool 2, Deadpool joins an unwilling adult Fred Savage in a concept inspired by The Princess Bride. “I kinda prefer Marvel movies,” Savage says. When the […]
In the opening moments of the first trailer for Avengers: Endgame, we see Tony Stark delivering a message to his fiancée Pepper Potts as he clings to his last few moments of life while stranded in space. “If you find this recording, don’t feel bad about this,” he said. “Part of the journey is the end.” The sight […]
Warner Bros.’ Aquaman debuted with a bang in China, pulling in $93.6 million two weeks prior to its U.S. premiere, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Aquaman has broken the record for largest opening ever in China for any Warner Bros. film, outdoing Ready Player One by 66 percent. The new DC entry stars Jason Momoa […]
Back in November, while on a panel to promote his new movie Green Book, Viggo Mortensen used the N-word. As you can imagine, it didn’t go too well. Mortensen, who has apologized, expanded on his usage of the word and specifically the context in which he used the word while speaking to France 24. “I would like to say that how it […]
With the release of DC and Warner Bros. new superhero saga Aquaman just around the corner, Jimmy Fallon invited the film’s star, Jason Momoa, to the show for a trident throwing contest. Perhaps unsurprisingly, Fallon himself doesn’t fare too well, especially compared to Momoa, who looks born to play the underwater king. In the film, Momoa’s titular […]
Marvel Studios has released the first official trailer for its fourth Avengers installment, Avengers: Endgame. Watch it above. In the trailer, the remaining heroes who survived Thanos’ big snap have to reconcile with losing members of their team, their loved ones, and half of the population. Avengers: Endgame will be released in April. For […]
In an effort to retain and possibly win back some of their customers, MoviePass has announced a new multi-tiered pricing plan dependent on viewing preference and geography. According to CNN, the movie subscription service will feature three options—“Select,” “All Access,” and “Red Carpet”—starting in January. Starting at $10 per month, “Select” offers customers the opportunity […]
