Ashton Kutcher and Danny Masterson rose to superstardom for their roles in That ’70s Show, and while Masterson is currently facing legal issues, Kutcher recently spoke about his friend and their time together. Speaking to Esquire, Kutcher talked about the Netflix reboot of That ’70s Show, That ’90s Show, a series that saw most of… Read More: Ashton Kutcher Still Talks to Danny Masterson, Recalls ’70s Show… »
After listening to James Gunn’s plans for the DC Universe, I can only thank the superhero gods. This comic book universe has lingered somewhere between “that’s awesome!” and “what the hell?” for ages. Projects were greenlit and then abruptly canceled; whole films were shot and scrapped at the last second. Following Zack Snyder’s departure from the franchise, many… Read More: Why DCU Chapter 1 – Gods and Monsters Is a… »
Harley Quinn: A Very Problematic Valentine’s Day Special is part of the HBO Max schedule for February 2023. On February 9, the streaming service will release the Harley Quinn special focusing on DC couples spending Valentine’s Day together. The cast of the Harley Quinn special includes Kaley Cuoco, Lake Bell, Alan Tudyk, Matt Oberg, James Wolk, Natalie… Read More: HBO Max February 2023 Schedule: New TV & Movie Release… »
A brand new TV spot for Lucasfilm’s highly-anticipated third season of The Mandalorian has been revealed. The video features some new action-packed footage of Mando and Grogu’s trip to Mandalore. The series is scheduled to make its return on March 1 on Disney+. Check out The Mandalorian Season 3 TV spot below: “The journeys of… Read More: The Mandalorian Season 3 TV Spot Teases Mando & Grogu’s… »
Hollywood is once again in mourning as Annie Wersching has passed away. Best known for her television roles, such as Renee Walker in 24, and for voicing and providing motion capture for Tess in The Last of Us video game, Wersching was only 45. Her death comes after a lengthy battle with cancer, which she… Read More: Annie Wersching Passes Away: 24 & The Last of Us… »
Peacock has partnered with Jane the Virgin showrunner Jennie Snyder Urman to develop the brand new comedy-drama series titled Cleo, which will take place in ancient Egypt. The project will center around the queen of Egypt, Cleopatra. According to Deadline, Cleo is created by Jessica Runck, who is also co-writing the series with Urman. Just… Read More: Cleo: Peacock Developing a Comedy-Drama Set in Ancient Egypt »
According to Deadline, Oscar winner Nicole Kidman and PEN15 star Maya Erskine have officially signed on for the leading roles in HBO’s upcoming limited drama titled The Perfect Nanny, based on French author Leïla Slimani’s novel of the same name. This marks Kidman’s latest collaboration with HBO after working together on the acclaimed dramas Big… Read More: The Perfect Nanny: Nicole Kidman & Maya Erskine to Lead… »
HBO’s The Last of Us is going bonkers in terms of viewership. Everyone loves the new show; many will agree it’s probably the most accurate video game adaptation to date in terms of nailing the game’s tone and story. We’ll need to watch a few more episodes to arrive at an honest conclusion. Still, we’re digging this… Read More: 10 Video Games That Deserve The Last of Us Treatment… »
It was just revealed that Fleabag writer, creator, and star Phoebe Waller-Bridge was going to adapt Sign Here for Amazon. However, her next adaptation for the streaming service is a little more adventurous, as she’s set to write Amazon’s Tomb Raider TV series. As reported on by The Hollywood Reporter, the show is in its… Read More: Phoebe Waller-Bridge Set to Write Tomb Raider TV Series »
Oscar nominated documentary filmmaker Liz Garbus has signed on to direct Hulu’s forthcoming scripted Orphan-inspired miniseries. According to Deadline, Garbus will be executive producing alongside leading star Ellen Pompeo in addition to directing. The miniseries is based on the real-life story of Ukrainian-born Natalia Grace and her adoptive parents. Garbus gained recognition for her work… Read More: Orphan: Oscar Nominated Director to Helm Ellen Pompeo Miniseries »