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Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is on its way to wowing the Marvel universe, but there are a lot of questions the film’s trailer raises. Like, how did Cassie Lang end up making that awesome Quantum satellite? Did Janet Van Dyne steal something from Kang? And what exactly does Kang want that Ant-Man can get him? These aren’t questions that any amount of teaser footage will likely answer until Quantumania hits the screens, but we can always speculate....

Archer Season 1 will be released in a two-disc DVD set on December 28. This set, which will include all 10 first-season episodes, will be priced at $29.98 SRP and you can take a look at the cover art and special features below: The show is set at the International Secret Intelligence Service (ISIS), a spy agency where espionage and global crises are merely opportunities for its highly trained employees to confuse, undermine, betray and royally screw each other....

The CW has released a new TV spot for the Arrow Mid-Season finale entitled The Scientist. The episode introduces Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) (aka The Flash), who will soon get a series of his own. Check out the action, and then read on to find out what will happen in this anticipated episode. In the episode, A seemingly impossible robbery at Queen Consolidated’s Applied Sciences Division brings Central City police scientist Barry Allen (guest star Grant Gustin) to town....

Bella Thorne is keeping her fingers crossed for that call from Marvel Studios. For years, Thorne’s name has come up with fans doing fantasy casting online for different roles, though the actress herself has always been particularly fond of Deadpool. She has previously spoken about how much she’d love to join a live-action superhero movie universe like the MCU as she particularly enjoys playing these kinds of “badass” characters. As it stands, a third Deadpool movie is in development with Ryan Reynolds teaming back up with director Shawn Levy for their third project together....

Comedian Billy Crystal is one of the biggest icons of his generation. Born in New York City in 1948, he would ultimately end up at New York University as a film and television major, per Film Journal, studying under the likes of Martin Scorsese while there. After college, Crystal began working in comedy with two of his friends, but eventually found moderate success as a solo performer. He began to rise through the ranks of late-night television shows and the improv scene throughout New York City, but then dipped his hand deeper into the world of television and film....

Since the massive success of Christopher Nolan’s historic The Dark Knight, the film industry has changed – for better or worse. Comic book superhero movies are the new norm. They hit the theaters nearly every month, spanning multiple films, universes, and, sometimes, studios. While the spectacle of superhero films are afforded large budgets, shrinking what used to be a wider range of how studios spent their money, they’ve also fallen into the trap of self-seriousness....

It takes a particular kind of actor to have a long and continuously successful career in the movie industry. Obviously, trends come and go with time and actors are constantly working to ensure that they are taking part in projects that will keep them relevant almost as much as ones that they are just passionate about. From being part of an iconic series to helping establish a classic film, there are many ways for actors to cement their careers for the long haul....

Having range as an actor in the film industry is key to having a long-lasting career. From dramas and comedies to science fiction and even indie films, John Cho’s filmography checks off all the boxes. Cho began his acting career starring in the indie drama Shopping For Fangs in 1997. And even to this day, Cho continues to prove himself as a fantastic actor and a great pillar for Asian representation in film....

Scenes in bathrooms shouldn’t be scoffed at, as they can be as crucial as any other set on a train; skyscraper; or volcano. The bathroom, toilet, or wash closet is a place of solitude. A moment to collect thoughts and do the necessary. Film, however, has taught us that the shower is the ideal spot to cry in, or that expectant mothers (and their snoopy partners) will almost inevitably stumble across a pregnancy test in the trash....

The 40th annual Outfest LGBTQ+ Film Festival kicked off Thursday with a powerful, self-proclaimed “soapbox moment” from Billy Porter, Deadline reports. “F*** SCOTUS!” Porter proudly declared during his acceptance speech for the festival’s highest honor, the 2022 Outfest Annual Achievement Award. The impassioned speech comes following the Supreme Court’s recent decision to overturn Roe v. Wade and amid fears the court will revisit other rulings—such as those legalizing same-sex marriage and consensual sex between same-sex couples....

Emmy and Tony Award-winning actress Blythe Danner (The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2Huff) will guest star in NBC’s midseason drama Medium, with Emmy Award winner Patricia Arquette, in an episode entitled “A Taste of Her Own Medicine.” Danner will play Sarah Leaming, a local councilman’s wife and mother to a missing private nurse, whose extraordinary dedication to her chronically-ill step-daughter’s care led to some unconventional measures, it was announced today by Executive Producer Glenn Gordon Caron....

In January 2011, Fox audiences were introduced to Bob Belcher the restaurateur, along the rest of his quirky family in Bob’s Burgers. Creator Loren Bouchard collaborated with staff writers Wendy Molyneux and Lizzie Molyneux-Logelin to provide a refreshing new take on the adult animated sitcom, heightening the absurdist comedy without the trademark biting insults. Almost 300 episodes and a blockbuster movie later, Bouchard and the Molyneux sisters continue to entertain their fans with hilarious yet sympathetic characters and signature whip-smart writing....

Brett Ratner has picked up the rights to Charles Robert Jenkins’ 2008 memoir The Reluctant Communist, which he is hoping to also direct. According to Variety, Ross Katz is adapting the book, which was written by Charles Robert Jenkins and Jim Frederick, with Rat Entertainment’s John Cheng producing. In 1965, Charles Robert Jenkins surrendered to the North Koreans while drunk, undergoing a 40-year prison term that was quite strange. John Cheng states, “He was forced to act in (propaganda) movies as an American bad guy, and he became kind of a celebrity....

Full House star Candace Cameron Bure will be focusing on developing holiday-themed content for Great American Family after previously signing an exclusive deal with the network. The first movie to come out of the pact will be the holiday film A Christmas…Present, which Bure will executive produce in addition to starring in. She has also recruited her former sitcom co-star Andrea Barber to star in the next film she’s producing, Candace Cameron Bure Presents: Christmas on Candy Cane Lane....

According to Deadline New York, Marvel Studios has apparently approached Channing Tatum for The First Avenger: Captain America. Joe Johnston is set to direct. If this is true, the actor now joins Ryan Phillippe, Chris Evans, Mike Vogel, Garrett Hedlund, and Wilson Bethel as actors that are in the running for this movie. In addition to this bit of casting talk, Marvel Studios is testing leads for the female role of Peggy....

The subject of bullying is often a sore spot for many people. And let’s be real, there’s nothing worse than minding your own business, and getting picked on for no good cause or reason. While we’re not suggesting fighting bullying back with counter bullying measures is always the best approach, we think it’s okay to admit that when a bully really gets what’s coming to them in a movie, it’s a very satisfying moment....

Canadian-born Corey Haim was a promising actor from the young age of 11. Haim’s mother put him in acting classes to help him overcome his shyness. His career spanned 29 years, however, many of his roles in the 90s and 00s were straight-to-video releases. Haim hit his stride in the mid- to late-80s with starring roles in films like Lucas, License to Drive, and The Lost Boys. Haim publicly struggled with drug abuse for most of his career....

A story typically has a beginning, a middle, and an end. We’re introduced to the characters and setting in the beginning, the central problem picks up in the middle, and the solution is discovered by the end. That is generally how a book, TV show, or movie is made. It follows the guidelines of the three-act structure, which divides the narrative into three parts. The first act, also known as the opening narration, establishes the main characters and the setting in which they live....

Alessandro Nivola talks about helping Jessica Alba see the light in their new thriller Alessandro Nivola started to make a name for himself in the late nineties with standout supporting roles in such films as Face/Off, Best Laid Plans, and Jurassic Park III. He then went on to perform live on stage and appear in a number of smaller independent films. Last month saw Nivola returning to the big screen in the John Cusack drama Grace is Gone....

TNT has ordered The Angel of Darkness, a new limited series based on the sequel to best-selling author Caleb Carr’s The Alienist. A huge critical and ratings success, The Alienist is 2018’s #1 new cable series in 18-49, having reached more than 50 million people across multiple platforms. It also earned six Emmy® Award nominations, including Outstanding Limited Series. The Alienist’s lead cast including Daniel Brühl (Rush), Luke Evans (The Girl on the Train) and Dakota Fanning (American Pastoral) will return for The Angel of Darkness in an all-new storyline....