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Another G.I. Joe movie is on the horizon. Variety reports that Hasbro and Paramount Pictures are working on a fourth, untitled G.I. Joe film. The studio is reportedly in negotiations with the writing duo of Joe Shrapnel and Anna Waterhouse to create the script. Shrapnel and Waterhouse are known for their work on Jean Seberg biopic, Seberg, Netflix’s Rebecca, and other projects. Also, Lorenzo di Bonaventura—who […]
At a time when TV prestige dramas often have 90-second opening credits with an epic theme song and lavish visuals, Billions on Showtime has an unusually short and simple title sequence: an ominous aerial view of Manhattan, soundtracked by a queasy low electronic pulse, in and out in about 15 seconds. The show’s score and […]
Carmen Electra‘s recent appearance on The Last Dance docuseries has given her a significant boost … in Pornhub searches. “After the episode was released on April 26th, searches for Carmen Electra surged to more than 1.7 million, compared to her daily average of just 1,500 searches,” the adult entertainment site announced this week. “That compares to previous celebrity search […]
Dwayne Johnson celebrated his birthday by nabbing the blimp for Favorite Movie Actor at the Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards on Saturday, E! News reports. “Hey, kids all around the world, I want to say thank you so much from the bottom of my heart for voting for me. And I also want to thank and […]
Despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has eased restrictions on select nonessential businesses, including retail stores, restaurants, and movie theaters. Variety reports that some cinema operators will reopen their Texas locations in the upcoming days with reduced prices and heightened safety measures. Mitchell Roberts, the CEO of EVO Entertainment, said the company plans to reopen theaters in Schertz and Kyle, Texas, […]
TV show hosts and comedians, James Corden and Trevor Noah, are going out their way to help those impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. According to Variety, Corden told around 60 production employees at The Late Late Show that he would be covering their salaries. Production was forced to shut down on the show on March 15 […]
Sam Lloyd, the actor famous for his role as lawyer Ted Buckland on Scrubs, has died at the age of 56, Variety reports. Lloyd was diagnosed in January 2019 with an inoperable brain tumor. It was later revealed to be metastatic lung cancer, which had spread to his liver, jaw, and spine. Scrubs producer Tim Hobert and his wife launched […]
Hannibal Buress is making good use of his time stuck in quarantine. On Thursday, Hannibal released a new song titled “Judge Judy,” featuring Ron Lamont with production from Chrome Hearts. Lamont was also featured on “We’re Playing Basketball Remix,” the song Buress dropped earlier this year prior to NBA All-Star Weekend. On “Judge Judy,” Hannibal pays homage to […]
Crazy Rich Asians director Jon M. Chu took to Twitter Thursday, demanding that a self-proclaimed casting associate remove a post where he claimed to be in search of “new lead roles” for China Rich Girlfriend, the sequel to the 2018 film, as well as an adaptation of the final installment in author Kevin Kwan’s trilogy, Rich People Problems. The false information was provided by […]
Following the 2019 release and subsequent box office success of live-action remakes, such as Lion King ($1.6 billion) and Aladdin ($1 billion), it was only a matter of time before Disney tapped into all of its remaining animated properties. With notable titles like Mulan and The Little Mermaid on the horizon, the 1997 film Hercules was still noticeably absent, […]
