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Before starring on Apple TV’s Silo, Rebecca Ferguson appeared in a 2017 sci-fi/horror film that’s now finding a brand-new audience on Hulu.

Riz Ahmed spent 10 years bringing “Bait” to life. Part of that journey was driven by fear: “It’s a very scary project to make because it’s so personal,” he says. Some of the delay, he reflects, came from finding excuses or sabotaging the process because it felt so exposing. “Bait” is indeed Ahmed’s

After being shelved by WB, Coyote vs. Acme is now being showered with praise thanks to a perfect debut on Rotten Tomatoes. Read on for more.

After showing genuine talent opposite her father Adam Sandler in 2023’s Netflix comedy, You Are So Not Invited To My Bat Mitzvah, Sunny Sandler 100% confirms that talent runs in the family with another Netflix film produced by Happy Madison (her father’s production company) and right in line with th

Sylvester Stallone and Amazon are officially teaming up to adapt a bestselling, three-book novel series into a TV show.

“Do you guys ever think about dying?” Margot Robbie asks at the start of 2023’s “Barbie.” It’s one of many moments of existential dread that her character faces on the journey to becoming a real woman. Cut to three years later, and Hollywood insiders have spent the past week asking, “Do you guys thi

The top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee wants Paramount CEO to sit for a transcribed interview to answer questions on its proposed merger with Warner Bros. Discovery. The letter from Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) is just the latest that Democrats have sent to Ellison, as they amplify their crit

EXCLUSIVE: Bond has hired Ben Brown as President, Head of AV and will team with Wayne Watson, who has led the division for the past two years, to lead the company together as co-presidents. Both report to co-founder and CEO Seth Phillips Althoff and will work closely with co-founder Luke Silver-Gree

Mortal Kombat 3 gets an uncertain update from director Simon McQuoid following Mortal Kombat 2’s disappointing $129 million box office run.

Gambit's portrayal in Marvel's now-complete X-Men of Apocalypse comic run completely undermines his character and legacy.

You don't have to be tall to get a Ph. D., but height does often play a factor for cast members, and here are Big Bang Theory's tallest and shortest.

Pixel perfect platforming and rope bridge horrors made cartoon worlds feel like pulse pounding trials of pure skill and endless retries.

And Paramount has extended its basic-cable rights for another three years.

“Seinfeld” has renewed its licensing agreement with Netflix and will stay on the streamer for another five years. The beloved sitcom has also re-upped its deal with Paramount, extending the studio’s exclusive basic cable rights in the U.S. for three years across Comedy Central, TV Land and other Par

EXCLUSIVE: Jake Manley (My Life With The Walter Boys, Midway) rounds out the series regular cast of AMC’s upcoming NASCAR drama series Thunder Road, led by Dennis Quaid. The series is set to begin production this summer and will debut on AMC and AMC+ in 2027. From John Fusco, Thunder Road is the mul

It’s not everyday you see executives of the caliber of Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos and Paramount TV Media Chair George Cheeks give quotes for licensing deal extensions on a 37-year-old show. Then, Seinfeld is not just any show. Series distributor Sony Pictures Television has renewed its licensing ag

Get to know the voices behind some of television’s biggest shows of the last 12 months. Doneen Arquines “Top Chef” veteran Arquines oversaw the Carolinas-based Season 23, which was stuffed with clever challenges that tapped into local culture, history and cuisine — including a NASCAR-themed Quickfir

The race is on to fill the cast of Marvel’s X-Men reboot — and stars are campaigning for parts like they’re running for high office.

Rumor has it the Amazon honcho has purchased a six-bedroom penthouse at the soon-to-open Aman residence-and-hotel complex. At $12,000-per-square foot, it’d be the most expensive condo ever sold in L.A.

After it imploded at the WB streamer, author Bret Easton Ellis swore off television. But the provocative, camp-loving uber-producer had other ideas for the book at FX.