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Ariana Grande‘s “Thank U, Next” video is also a tribute to a few of the aughties’ classic female-led comedies, featuring appearances from Legally Blonde‘s Jennifer Coolidge and Mean Girls‘ Jonathan Bennett. The new piece of cinema nearly got one more cameo, according to the video director Hannah Lux Davis. “We tried to get the real […]
Whether it’s cold weather or the ending of a semester at school, this time of year is better spent on the couch (or in the bed), getting your binge on. With Hulu, you have the power of new television shows from a number of networks being updated on the regular. You’re also given the gift of […]
A Blue Beetle superhero movie is reportedly in the works. According to The Wrap, Warner Bros. and DC are developing the project based on the Mexican-American comic book character Jaime Reyes. Though other Latino heroes have appeared in DC flicks—like Jay Hernandez as El Diablo in Suicide Squad and Rosie Perez as Renee Montoya in the upcoming […]
You’ve seen the best horror movies, comedy series, romantic flicks, films featuring a Strong Female Lead, just the overall best releases, and the best TV shows on Netflix available right now. But sometimes, you don’t want to watch all-star actors, at least in the traditional sense. You don’t want manufactured TV dialogue either. You don’t want to be mindlessly entertained by […]
Marvel has been incredibly tight-lipped about the fourth Avengers movie, sharing few details about the upcoming blockbuster. But one thing we knew for sure was that Avengers 4 would mark the end of Chris Evans‘ time as Captain America…but we don’t know that. According to co-director Joe Russo, we haven’t seen the last of the […]
Finally, you can sleep well at night knowing that Erik Selvig and Darcy Lewis survived Thanos’ snap in Avengers: Infinity War. If you’re struggling to figure out why those two names sound so familiar, let us jog your memory. Selvig and Lewis were portrayed by Stellan Skarsgård and Kat Dennings, respectively, in Thor and Thor: The Dark World. Even though the Marvel Cinematic […]
Bobby Brown has often been very protective over his late wife Whitney Houston’s legacy following her death in 2012, so it’s perhaps unsurprising that Deadline reports that he’s suing both Showtime and BBC over the 2017 documentary that he says features previously unseen footage that he never gave his approval of. “The film contains footage that Brown […]
Amanda Bynes has opened up in a new profile in PAPER‘s “Break the Internet” issue. #BreakTheInternet: @amandabynes. Having spent years out of the spotlight, Bynes steps back in and opens up about her tumultuous — and remarkable — journey. https://t.co/NFpW1Yy7AN pic.twitter.com/w9TXCtwB6n — PAPER Magazine (@papermagazine) November 26, 2018 The 32-year-old actress talked about […]
Early reviews for Aquaman are starting to come in, and it looks like the film doesn’t disappoint. Following a mixed response to the 2017 movie Justice League, the DC Extended Universe needed to see their latest superhero flick succeed—critically and commercially—as they swung for the fences with their Jason Momoa-led feature. With James Wan at the helm, […]
On November 20, 1988, Nickelodeon cemented the legacy of one of its first Nicktoons, Rugrats, by releasing The Rugrats Movie. It doubled as the first film based on a Nicktoon, as well as being the first animated film from Nickelodeon Movies. The film got the stamp of approval from its audience, to the tune of $141 million gross […]
