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A White Noise teaser from Noah Baumbach; Olivia Wilde explains why she fired Shia LaBeouf, Batgirl funeral screenings are the saddest ticket in Hollywood.
Jamie Lee Curtis on her scam-inspired short; the Sam Mendes film Empire of Light debuts a luminous trailer; Jason Momoa explains his Fast X character.
Nathan Fielder pulls a fatherless six-year-old boy into The Rehearsal for an unnecessary and needlessly cruel experiment.
Nathan Fielder stages a painful Rehearsal; House of the Dragon ratings soar; a cleavage joke about Bodies, Bodies, Bodies fires up a flame war.
Does Maverick die at the start of Top Gun: Maverick? It’s a semi-popular though baseless fan theory that puts a dark spin on the film.
MoviePass is back; a dad’s catfishing of his son inspired “I Love My Dad,” a John Mayer song will be a movie; congratulations Hollyshorts winners.
R.I.P. Q Lazzarus, aka Diane Luckey, creator of Silence of the Lambs unforgettable song; streaming surpasses cable; Prey explained in 49 seconds.
Spin Me Round star Alison Brie and director Jeff Baena relied on their personal experiences to co-write the corporate retreat company.
We talk with Alison Brie and Jeff Baena about their comedy Spin Me Round, Jonah Hill takes a mental health break; a short, dumpy Game of Thrones apology.
Robert De Niro will play dueling mobsters; Bob Odenkirk on the Breaking Bad v. Better Call Saul endings; Tim Burton’s Wednesday Addams trailer
Bob Odenkirk loves the Better Call Saul finale, but asked co-creator Peter Gould if he worried about the episode’s “lack of fireworks” and flash.
Robert De Niro will play two dueling gangsters in Wise Guys, written by Goodfellas scripter Nicholas Pileggi and directed by Barry Levinson.
Mariska Hargitay will receive the Dick Cavett Award at the Hamptons International Film Festival this October. The festival also announced several films.
Florence Pugh says eww to constant sex scene talk; The Flash star Ezra Miller seeks help and apologizes; Sacheen Littlefeather gets her due.
Bob Odenkirk, aka Saul Goodman aka Jimmy McGill, and Rhea Seehorn, aka Kim Wexler, on what happens after Better Call Saul.
Top Gun: Maverick finally has a release date on digital, DVD, Blu-Ray and 4K Ultra HD — but you should still see it in a theater while you can.
Ezra Miller, star of The Flash, says they are seeking help for “complex mental health issues” and apologized for their recent behavior.
Sacheen Littlefeather, who was booed when she rejected an Oscar for Marlon Brando at the 1973 Oscars, is finally getting an apology from the Academy.
Game of Thrones prequel House of the Dragon charactees, Depp and Pacino team up again; Quentin Tarantino’s fiery Indiana Jones rankings.
Johnny Depp and Al Pacino, Donnie Brasco co-stars, are reuniting, with Depp in the director’s chair and Pacino producing the new film Modigliani.
Aubrey Plaza is on the new cover of MovieMaker, and she told Jimmy Fallon that her friend Edgar Wright noticed something interesting about that.
NewFilmmakers Los Angeles and Warner Bros. Discovery’s OneFifty just announced a second season of the talent discovery program NewNarratives.
Sandy Hook was far from the first time Alex Jones claimed a national tragedy was a hoax, according to the new Alex Lee Moyer documenatary Alex’s War.
Slash says there will never be a Guns N Roses movie — or a Slash movie. But you can check out his horror movie, The Breach.
