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The Mist, the Stephen King masterpiece with one of the most shocking endings to a sci-fi thriller of all time, will soon stream for free.
Ryan Reynolds’ bonkers horror comedy The Voices, which is a blend of Dexter and American Psycho, will soon be streaming for free.
Mark Wahlberg and Isabela Merced's Instant Family arrives on a new platform on May 15, making the hit family comedy free to stream.
EXCLUSIVE: Actor Randy Havens has signed with Luber Roklin Entertainment for management. Havens is best known for his fan-favorite role as Mr. Clarke in Netflix’s Stranger Things, one of the platform’s most-watched and culturally defining series. Recently, Havens also had a major recurring role in N
50/50, starring Seth Rogen and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, arrives on Kanopy on May 15, making the acclaimed cancer dramedy free to stream.
EXCLUSIVE: Jenn Levy joined Amazon earlier this year as Head of Unscripted and Documentary Television. The exec has now set her senior leadership team and rebranded its division. Former Disney exec Tiffany Faigus and ex-Netflix exec Ariane Wu have joined the streamer and Levy has rebranded the divis
Crime movie classics like The Godfather, Animal Kingdom, and The Usual Suspects are perfectly written gangster movies.
Netflix subscribers are running out of chances to enjoy Jason Statham's 100-minute guilty pleasure movie before it leaves the streaming service.
The 2004 reboot of Battlestar Galactica recontextualized themes of war and xenophobia in a series about humanity's fight with the Cylons.
Pixar has shared the home release date for Hoppers and a BTS sneak peek showing what could've been the bonkers animated film's riotous cold open.
World Book Day is here and Netflix again has a stack of page-to-screen adaptations on offer, including the upcoming Remarkably Bright Creatures.
“Fruit Ninja VR” will sweeten up the esports competition at the Global Gaming League’s “SZN Zero Championship” this Friday when the video game takes center stage during the battle between Howie Mandel and NE-YO’s gaming teams. Streaming this Friday, the finale of this season, “SZN Zero,” of the Glob
No Emmy? No problem for “Heated Rivalry,” which isn’t eligible for the Primetime Emmys this year but is still cleaning up with programming awards. The Canadian show — which hails from Canada’s Crave streamer and airs on HBO Max in the U.S. — just picked up a Peabody Award, a week after it was also [
HBO received the most awards across the entertainment and documentary categories with a total of six wins.
EXCLUSIVE: Netflix is developing The Nanny Diaries, a series based on the #1 New York Times bestseller by Emma McLaughlin and Nicola Kraus. Scarlett Johansson, who starred in the 2007 feature adaptation of the novel, is executive producing the project, from Greg Berlanti’s Berlanti Productions and W
Oscar-winning documentary Mr Nobody Against Putin, Emmy winners Adolescence and The Pitt, in-the-zeitgeist shows including Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Pluribus and Heated Rivalry, and news and interactive specials touching on the war in Gaza, immigration, ICE and the Los Angeles wildfires are among the winn
Mel Robbins has helped millions of followers build confidence with her “Let Them Theory” (and bestselling book of the same name) and now, the motivational speaker and podcast host is hoping to help people build up their health as well. Robbins has launched Pure Genius Protein, a single-serving prote
The ‘Stranger Things’ duo, class of 2007, will also receive honorary doctorates from the private university in Orange, Calif.
SPOILER ALERT: This article contains spoilers from “I Deserve All of This,” the ninth episode of “Survivor” Season 50. It turns out, getting off the couch isn’t so easy after all. Jeff Probst learned exactly that over the summer when he added another title to his “Survivor” resume under host and sho
Phiphen, an independent film and television production company founded by award-winning producer Molly Conners, has optioned the Carter Wilson’s bestselling thriller “Tell Me What You Did” and will adapt the novel into a feature film. Conners will produce the project; a screenwriter has not yet been