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In a new interview withSky News, starSeth Rogenshared his thoughts on the ongoing WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes and said that he doesn’t seem them coming to an end any time soon. While speaking to the news outlet, Rogen stated: “There is a lot of solidarity among the performers, but in the studio side of thing everyone’s in it for themselves. These are people who hate each other. People who are in direct competition with one another, but to think that Universal has the same priorities as Netflix is insane....

Snoop Dogg is apologizing to Gayle Kingon social media. The rapper, and friend of the late Kobe Bryant, went on the attack when King interviewed WNBA star Lisa Leslie and brought up Bryant’s alleged sexual assault allegations from the early 2000s. Snoop and his followers were slamming King on social media for disrespecting Bryant’s family so soon after his death. However, Snoop has had a change of heart. In his first video post,Snoop Doggwas very angry and basically threatened Gayle King when he said, “Back off, bi***, before we come get you....

DirectorIra Rosensweigmay have culled from real-life events in his new sci-fi mysteryShare?but he was determined to put his own unique spin on the film, which starsMelvin Gregg(High Flying Bird,The Blackening), Bradley Whitford (Get Out, The Handmaid’s Tale), Alice Braga (The Suicide Squad, Hypnotic), and Danielle Campbell (Tell Me a Story). Specifically, Rosensweig tossed around the idea of interacting with an unknown computer system. “I thought it could really be an interesting allegory about technology, and that’s kind of the place where we started....

Fans will finally be able to enjoy the box office blockbusterStar Wars: The Force Awakensfrom the comfort of their own homes when it arrives on Digital HD tomorrow, ahead of theBlu-ray and DVDrelease on April 5. Over the past few weeks, we’ve shown you a number of behind-the-scenes previews with new footage, and today is no different, asYahoo! Moviesdebuts a video showcasingDaisy RidleyandJohn Boyega’s lightsaber training. The stars reveal that they trained for three months before filming these iconic scenes....

Sylvester Stallonehas never been afraid of airing his opinions in public and his latest interview has seen the veteran actor throwing his weight behind the WGA writer’s strike. Stallone is currently appearing inGuardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3on the big screen as well as his own reality TV show and in his first major TV role inTulsa Kingon Paramount+. The latter of these had felt the impact of the strike action....

Tenetis the number one movie in North America for the fourth consecutive week. The latest offering from Christopher Nolan brought in an additional $3.4 million domestically, which is pretty dismal when compared to this time last year.Rambo: Last Blooddebuted on September 20th, 2019 with $18.8 million domestically, for comparison. Internationally,Tenetwas able to earn an additional $15.8 million, which brings its grand global total to $283.2 million. With a reported $200 million price tag,Tenetstill has a long way to go before making any money back for Warner Bros....

The Dude is making his way back to the big screen to celebrate his 20th anniversary. The Coen Brothers' cult classic comedyThe Big Lebowskiis heading to theaters next month for a special, but very limited, two-day engagement to honor the occasion. So grab yourself a White Russian, throw on your best bathrobe and grab some friends for this can’t miss party. Since so many people caught on to the flick after the fact, this may well be a first time viewing for many fans on the big screen....

The Boy 2is officially happening. STXFilms is partnering with Lakeshore Entertainment on the follow-up to the 2016 horror flick that centered on a spooky lifelike doll. The sequel will see Katie Holmes (Dawson’s Creek,Logan Lucky) in the lead role.The Walking Deadstar Lauren Cohan fronted the original. The sequel will tell a new story centering on new characters, save for thecreepy doll Brahms, who will be back once again. The sequel to the 2016 horror movieThe Boywill follow a family who movies into a new home, unaware of its haunting past....

The CW Network has givenearly renewalsto seven of its primetime series for the 2017-2018 season. The announcement was made today during the network’s session at the Television Critics Association Press Tour in Pasadena by Mark Pedowitz, President, The CW. Here’s what the network president had to say in a statement below about these renewals. “Over the past several seasons, The CW has built a schedule of proven performers, from our lineup ofDC superheroes, to critically acclaimed comedies, to sci-fi dramas....

The Equalizer TV rebootis heating up with a gender twist. CBS is in the works on a new version of the classic 80s TV series, with Queen Latifah (Girls Trip,Beauty Shop) set to star in the lead role. Gender-swapped remakes have become increasingly popular in recent years, as has reviving old, once-popular properties for new generations. This project checks both boxes. The network is looking to breathe some new life into this show with a fresh, modern take....

Arrow,the first in a series of six shows in what became knownas the Arrowverse, made its debut in 2012. Two years later, Greg Berlanti, Geoff Johns, and Andrew Kreisberg’s comic feature,The Flash, followed. Little was it known at the time thatThe Flashwould become one of the most successful of its counterparts in The CW Multiverse. Barry Allen, a normal kid, turned speedster, blazed a trail straight into viewers' homes, and captivated the world....

The Lord of The Ringsis still considered to be one of the best fantasy stories ever told, even to this day. Both the books and the films are beloved by billions of fans. So, when it was announced thatJ.R.R. Tolkien’sTheHobbit, would be adapted into a movie and would also be directed by Peter Jackson, many fans, or “Ringers” (as they are sometimes referred to) were ecstatic at the news. However, things got strange when it was decided to turn J....

There’s no arguingLeigh Whannell is a very good filmmaker. The beginning of his career consisted mostly of writing gigs that represented his comfort zone. The man could write, and his scripts showed it was only a matter of time before he was able to direct some of them. A clunky beginning and then a horror sci-fi adventure that proved there was more than just a screenwriting skill. And then cameThe Invisible Man....