The first trailer forWu-Tang Clan: Of Mics and Menhas dropped ahead of the Sundance premiere this weekend. The four-part docuseries was just picked up by Showtime last week and it promises to tell the whole history of the legendary hip hop group. Lucky Sundance attendees will be able to catch the first half of the series this weekend and then Showtime will premiere all four parts in the spring. No official release date has been announced as of this writing....

Tomorrow is the 40th Anniversary orStar Wars, withA New Hopehaving arrived in theaters way back on August 24, 2025. To celebrate,Vanity Fairhas released their specialStar Wars: The Last Jedipreview. And with it comes an awesome new reel that goes behind-the-scenes. We finally have a better look at Star Wars: The Last Jedi to hold us over until the movie arrives in December. The very first teaser trailer for the movie was revealed not long ago, but now Disney and Lucasfilm have decided to spoil us by giving us just a bit more to study, dissect and rewatch until our eyes bleed Kyber crystals....

Netflix’sThe Witcheradaptation is gearing up for its final two seasons, andLaurence Fishburne(who joins the series as the complex vampire Regis) just gave a massive update on the show’s final season. Season 4 recently wrapped production, and is expected to be released sometime next year, with Liam Hemsworth stepping in for Henry Cavill as Geralt of Rivia. Netflix is jumping straight into production on Season 5 to bring the series to an end, and Fishburne is about to rejoin the production for the final time....

When Steven Spielberg unleashed the great white shark in 1975, no one expected it to redefine blockbusters and give cellos their most terrifying role to date.Jawswas a gamble for the young director, and he’d picked a release date in the middle of summer. But somehow, it worked. With its slow-burning tension, grounded performances, and an unforgettable score,Jawschanged everything. It didn’t just scare us out of the water, but alsoushered in the era of summer movies....

Horror has always been a popular film genre, but only recently has it earned a sense of mainstream prestige that the genre seemed to have lost sometime in the 70s and 80s. Likewise,horror television has really thrivedin these last few years, with shows likeHannibal, Midnight Mass, American Horror Story, and of courseStranger Thingsillustrating the wide appeal of genre television. But it’s important not to overlook the horror predecessors that paved the way for these groundbreaking shows; everything fromThe Walking DeadtoCourage the Cowardly Dogcan trace their roots back to the horror programs and teleplays of yesteryear....

For the first time ever, Adam Sandler is heading toSaturday Night Liveas a host, and not just as a surprise guest. Sandler broke out during his time on the legendary sketch comedy series in the 90s, which led to a very lucrative and, at times, great Hollywood career for the actor and comedian. He’s since returned a number of times to his former home, but only in a limited capacity and never as host....

The officialAnna KendrickTwitter account was hacked over the weekend. The actress' account tweeted out a series of NSFW and offensive messages. Shortly before 6pm on Saturday, tweets were sent out to Kendrick’s 7.2 million followers that used offensive language. Sentences like, “shoutout my na james bro” and “funky in this bih na,” along with “Lucas Berry Runs the Scene,” are just a sample of the thirty messages that were tweeted out to millions of people....

Jason MomoaandChris Hemsworthare both well-known for playing all-powerful superheroes in the DCEU and MCU, respectively. However, it seems that the pair have started an online beef over the fact that Hemsworth has to undergo some intense workouts in order to perfect his Thor physique, while Momoa points out the benefits of having a padded suit as Aquaman. Jason Momoa returns to theaters later this month in what appears to be his final outing as Arthur Curry aka Aquaman, in the DCEU’s closing chapter,Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom....

An oldStar Warscomic may offer some clues to Grogu’s past. Better known as Baby Yoda, the character debuted inThe Mandalorianand has since become a true fan-favorite within the franchise. But much remains mysterious about the beloved little alien. Where, exactly, did he come from? What is the name of his species? Many answers are sure to come but the comic book in question may offer at least some hint as to what happened to the Child before he and Mando crossed paths....

Sony isn’t messing around or wasting any time to getBad Boys 4made.Bad Boys for Lifejust hit theaters today and the studio has brought Chris Bremner on board to pen the script for the next installment. Will Smith and Martin Lawrence are believed to be attached to the upcoming sequel, which shouldn’t take as long as the last installment to come together. So far, the response has been positive to the latest movie, though we’ll have a better idea in the coming weeks and months....

Netflix have announced a partnership withHoward Universitywhich will see the streaming funding the $5.4 million Chadwick A. Boseman Memorial Scholarship which is named after the late actor. Netflix provided the platform for Boseman’s final roles where he actually appeared on screen in Spike Lee’sDa 5 BloodsandMa Rainey’s Black Bottom, and it seems fitting that they should step up to provide the four-year scholarship to new students of the Howard University’s College of Fine Arts which was renamed after Boseman earlier this year....

Denzel Washingtonhas worked with many directors over his long career, and that includes the legendary Scott brothers, Tony and Ridley.Gladiator IIwill be the second time Washington has worked with the elder of the two, Ridley, although his list of work under Tony is much more prolific. Although the movie does not need any introduction - as the sequel to 2000’s Gladiator - the belated sequel has put together an outstanding cast, among which Washington’s resume is one of the most impressive....

Dicks: The MusicaldirectorLarry Charleshas expressed his dislike for high-budget blockbuster films in Hollywood. Especially when they’re being made with the world “in the state that it’s in.” In a recent interview on theWTF With Marc Maronpodcast, Charles discussed why he prefers making lower budget movies like Dicks: The Musical, a musical about two business adversaries who realize they’re identical twin brothers. See what Larry Charles had to say about the state of movie-making below:...