So you’re stuck in scrolling purgatory again, huh? Endlessly thumbing through Peacock, hoping something jumps out. We’ve been there. That’s why we pulled together the Top 10 Movies you would actually want to watch this week—no fluff, no filler.
Some on-screen chemistry is so good, it can only be genetic. Check out these 20 siblings who starred alongside each other in some TV and movie classics.
Everybody has to start somewhere. That’s certainly true in Hollywood, even with acclaimed directors. After all, is a studio going to hand an inexperienced director a big movie?
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
Ron Howard takes an unexpected turn into provocative territory with ‘Eden,’ a historical survival thriller starring Jude Law, Ana de Armas, and Sydney Sweeney.
Oscar-winning director Ron Howard has never been one to shy away from challenging material, but his latest survival thriller “Eden” features one of the most emotionally demanding sequences of his storied career.
For an actor to have two or more hit shows under their belt is a bit of an entertainment miracle. TV history has repeatedly proved that some just have that extra bit of charisma or charm that helps them succeed, and so it’s worth taking a closer look at those actors and actresses who managed to notch more than one major success.
Their decreasing success at the box office and among critics shows how success in the entertainment business can be a very fleeting thing, even for directors who seem to have it all.
Bryce Dallas Howard would love to work with her dad on a film project. The 44-year-old actress is the daughter of legendary director Ron Howard - who has previously helmed movies such as 'Apollo 13', 'Frost/Nixon', and 'The Da Vinci Code' - and Bryce has admitted that she'd relish the opportunity to work with her dad on a film project.
After largely spending the late aughts and 2010s headlining R-rated comedies, Seth Rogen has spent much of his time post-COVID behind the camera as an executive producer.
Henry Winkler has been an "incredible" godparent to Bryce Dallas Howard. The 79-year-old actor previously starred alongside Ron Howard - Bryce's dad - in the hit TV show 'Happy Days', and Bryce appreciates how Henry and his wife Stacey have looked after her over the years.
It’s a rule of television that audiences need characters they want to spend time with and invite into their homes weekly. Sometimes, however, a particular character doesn’t land or simply doesn’t have much to do as an individual and so is written off or, in some cases, forgotten about entirely.
The television landscape can be cruel. One second, fans are enjoying their favorite show, and the next, it’s canceled, and they’re left wondering what could’ve become of their beloved characters.
The bromance has long been a key part of the television landscape. In sitcoms, dramas, and numerous other genres, these pairings have demonstrated that, whatever ideologies of toxic masculinity might suggest, it’s healthy and necessary for men to establish emotional intimacy with other men.
This list is based on domestic box office, not adjusted for inflation. We know that matters to you box-office heads out there. All figures are courtesy of Box Office Mojo.
Glenn Close has been close to Oscar glory seven different times, and she will have one more chance at this year's 93rd Annual Academy Awards. Close will also have the rare chance at earning an Oscar and a Razzie for the same role.
Life moves pretty fast. Forty-plus years ago, moviegoers were flipping out over Great White Sharks, xenomorphs and Hells Angels. They worshipped Paul Newman, Robert Redford, Richard Pryor, Barbara Streisand and Marlon Brando.
Plenty of ‘70s movies had songs you won’t forget. Many of these songs were specifically written for these films. Others have just become synonymous with the films they were featured in.
Memorial Day has come and gone, meaning that you can now talk about the finales of your favorite blockbuster superhero movies and television series without spoiling it for anyone.