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More than 40 years later, Rob Lowe and friends are getting closer to reigniting St. Elmo’s Fire with a long-awaited sequel. The 6x Golden Globe nominee, who has previously noted there’s interest in a follow-up, recently revealed that the team is “working on” a script, which they want to get just rig
The best installment of the Twilight franchise, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, is leaving HBO Max soon. Find out when.
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Bruce Willis' underrated WW2 thriller is about to be available to stream for free. Here's everything you should know.
The greatest multiverse movie ever made, the Oscar-winning Everything Everywhere All at Once, is leaving HBO Max soon. Find out when.
Mark Thompson, CNN's editor-in-chief, reportedly told Paramount officials he would not share oversight of CNN with another executive, according to The New York Times.
One of the best sci-fi movies of the 21st century, Ex Machina, is about to become available for free. Read on for all the details.
Sony just unveiled new behind-the-scenes footage of Peter Parker fighting Scorpion in Spider-Man: Brand New Day that was omitted from the trailers.
The return of another Marvel Netflix hero in Daredevil: Born Again Season 3 should pave the way for a Heroes for Hire spin-off.
Nearly five months after his death at age 48, one of James Van Der Beek’s final onscreen roles is set to debut next week. On Saturday, Elle star Lexi Minetree raved that her late co-star “brought so much life” to his role as Dean Wilson in the Legally Blonde prequel series, premiering July 1 on […]
Japan's investment in anime's overseas expansion includes urging companies to use generative AI, raising concerns about the technology implementation.
Gerard Butler and Jennifer Aniston's critically panned action-comedy, The Bounty Hunter, is leaving Paramount+ soon. Find out when.
Amy B. Harris returns as showrunner for the Prime Video series that will expand the Barry’s Bay universe and follow Fortune’s novel, ‘One Golden Summer.’
Get ready to return to Barry’s Bay: “Every Year After” has been renewed for a second season at Amazon’s Prime Video less than a month after its debut. Based on Carley Fortune’s bestselling novel “Every Summer After,” the first season of the drama tells the friends-to-lovers-to-second-chance-romance
Prime Video is going back to Barry’s Bay. Following the success of the streamer’s television adaptation of Carley Fortune’s best-seller Every Summer After — titled Every Year After in show form — a second season has been given the go ahead. The announcement was made Saturday at Prime Video’s Obsesse
In 2009, The Simpsons made a change to its opening sequence that helped make the show more rewatchable than ever before.
Having broken out of the video game movie curse, there's been an explosion of exciting new projects for video game fans to look forward to.
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Star Wars has many iconic lines, but it took almost half a century to come up with its most profound quote with Mon Mothma's monologue in Andor.
Netflix's hit spy thriller with shades of James Bond and Reacher is being binged around the world before it returns for Season 2.