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The Marvel Cinematic Universe approach of the conflict between Iron Man and Captain America is reaching theaters this summer, and it's one of the most highly expected films of 2016. Months before the Captain America: Civil War premiere, Don Cheadle, who plays Rhodey/War Machine in the MCU, opens up about how big his superhero will be in this film – and it seems the Avenger is "pivotal." Read More »
Sir Ian McKellen is one of the most widely respected actors in theater and cinema as well as a two-time Academy Award nominee and an openly gay man. Recently, he was asked to weigh in on the racism concerns the Oscars are facing as well as the recent boycott. In response, he suggested at homophobia on the part of the group and said that openly gay actors never win Oscars. Read More »
Television director James Burrows was just honored in a gala dinner that included cast members of some of the most famous shows he was behind the camera of, including beloved series Friends and current science sitcom The Big Bang Theory. The casts of both megahits got together during the tribute, and Kaley Cuoco shared a snap on Instagram, obviously as psyched over the show's reunion as everyone else! Read More »
Just recently it was reported that 'Labyrinth,' the cult 1982 fantasy film directed by Jim Henson and starring Jennifer Connelly and music icon David Bowie, would be getting a remake. Some thought this was in very poor taste considering it was only days after the rock star's death. Now, Nicole Perlman, the project's screenwriter of 'Guardians of the Galaxy' fame, clarifies that it's not a remake but a sequel. Read More »
Jon Hamm, best known for playing advertising genius and self-destructive human Don Draper in AMC's Mad Men, won an Emmy and two Golden Globes for his performance in the '60's period show. Now, nearly a decade after his first Globe win, the actor reveals that the Hollywood Foreign Press Association spelled his name wrong on the plaque: the award went to John Hamm, in a fairly unfortunate typo! Read More »
Two generations of exciting actors officially unite for a Ridley Scott sequel. Harrison Ford, who played Rick Deckard in the 1982 sci-fi classic Blade Runner, will be reprising his role alongside Oscar nominee Ryan Gosling. The film, which will be directed by Denis Villeneuve, begins shooting this summer for a 2017 premiere. Read More »
After years of messy twists, cheating and bouts of jealousy, the recent mid-season finale of Scandal saw Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington) finally calling it quits with President Fitzgerald Grant (Tony Goldwyn). Now, as the rest of Season 5 approaches next month, a new promo hints a new spoiler. After leaving Team Fitz seemingly forever, Liv's joining Team Jake Ballard (Scott Foley) again! Read More »
Alanis Morissette, indie rocker queen of all things 90s, has long left behind the former angsty persona that led her to write hits like "You Oughta Know." These days, the Grammy winner spends her time giving advice on her new column in The Guardian. It turns out there's a major reason for her new endeavors, and she's particularly fond of her Instagram and blog. Read More »
Johnny Depp's daughter with former partner Vanessa Paradis, Lily-Rose, has been making a name for herself as a model in the past year, besides opening up about her sexuality to reveal she was somewhere on the LGBTQ spectrum. Now, the teenage Depp is giving us a glimpse into her acting chops, appearing on this year's Sundance Film Festival with a brand new project: Yoga Hosers, directed by Kevin Smith. Read More »
Mark Ruffalo, current Oscar nominee, Marvel Cinematic Universe Hulk and seemingly super nice guy, lost his cellphone during the Jonas blizzard in New York City last weekend. Of course, being the tech-savvy superhero he is, he went on Twitter to see if anyone had found it -- and it turned out two girls had retrieved it and then got to spend some time with the actor! Read More »
"Harry Potter" author and awesome lady all-around, J.K. Rowling recently took a very swift swab at GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump by referring to Katrina Pierson, the billionaire's spokeswoman, as a Death Eater on Twitter. Of course, by association, if one of the politician's "followers" is a Death Eater, that would make Trump Lord Voldemort! Read More »
Shonda Rhimes, the queen of ABC with her production company Shondaland (after hits like "Grey's Anatomy," "Scandal" and "How to Get Away with Murder"), is bringing a new show to the network. Taking her cues from William Shakespeare, Rhimes will be giving "Romeo and Juliet" a sequel after the two lovers have died, as "Still Star-Crossed" gets a pilot! Read More »
Matthew Perry is best known and loved for his role as Chandler Bing in the 90's classic sitcom, "Friends." He's also been very open about his many struggles with addiction at the peak of the show's fame. Now, close to 12 years after the show ended, the actor confesses that three full seasons of the sitcom are a blur in his memory due to his substance abuse. Read More »
