Armie Hammer can now add "lawsuit" to his list of ongoing issues.

Before the Discovery takeover, DC Films was planning a film adaptation of the comic Crisis On Infinite Earths.

Tom Cruise is reportedly dealing with some very unhappy people regarding the budget for Mission: Impossible 7.

The latest Spider-Man movie deals with the fallout of Spidey's secret identity being outed. Here's how one of Marvel's most infamous comics influenced No Way Home.

Dylan O'Brien entered a complex phase of his career after wrapping on the fan-favorite YA saga.

These are crazy times we live in.

Oscar-nominated actor Michael Keaton has signed on to star in Hulu's eight-episode limited series Dopesick, which concerns the opioid crisis ravaging America. Oscar winner Barry Levinson (Rain Man) will direct from a script by Emmy winner Danny Strong (Game Change), who adapted Beth Macy's bestselling book of the same name. Levinson, Strong, Macy and Keaton will executive produce Dopesick alongside John Goldwyn (Dexter), Warren Littlefield (Fargo) and Karen Rosenfelt (Twilight), and the series hails from Fox 21 Television Studios and The Littlefield Company. The show is expected to premiere on Hulu in 2021. Hulu describes Dopesick …

Angelina Jolie has a few thoughts about our current situation.

Is there a movie president better than Bill Pullman in Independence Day?

The Fast & Furious star and his son have something to say.

Westworld offered a major reveal and a major new mystery in this week’s episode, “The Absence of Field.” This Charlotte-centric episode, written by Denise Thé and directed by Amanda Marsalis, doesn’t actually reveal who’s inside the body of Tessa Thompson’s ruthless Delos exec, but still offers a fascinating and compelling storyline for the character nonetheless. We also get some clarity on Engerraund Serac’s (Vincent Cassel) role in these whole proceedings, while Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) and Caleb (Aaron Paul) finally solidify their partnership. In some ways this was a table-setting episode, laying out …

The No Time To Die cast teamed up to Clap For Our Carers.

This is awfully generous.

Will Smith actually has some experience with learning about pandemics and he shared the info with fans.

The Dunkirk director wants the United States Congress to support movie theaters during this unprecedented crisis.

The ongoing coronavirus pandemic and the resulting quarantines that have been implemented because of it have raised some interesting philosophical and litigious issues. Should taxpayer dollars be used to bolster business sectors who are too "essential" (or too inflexible) to weather the crisis? Should people be allowed to horde supplies only to price gouge and sell them back during times of need and scarcity? Should panic-buyers who stock up on toilet paper be sent for psychological evaluation? These are all debates worth having. But the question of increased Internet usage to unprecedented levels during the stay-at-home quarantine …

Needed now more than ever.

The National Association of Theater Owners, also known as NATO, is urging the public to not lose their faith in movie theaters or movie theater-going habits as concerns over the global coronavirus pandemic grow. Previously, we reported movie theaters in New York City and Los Angeles were ordered to close as major theater chains including AMC Theaters and Regal Cinemas announced theater closures and audience capacity restrictions. In all announcements, it was made clear these decisions were made in order to both follow the orders from the CDC while doing everything to ensure the safety of moviegoers. Now, NATO …

If you want to get an audience's attention, you can do a lot worse than beginning with an extreme close-up on Richard E. Grant’s impossibly communicative face. With his bright blue eyes beaming against a burnt orange background, locked directly into camera – and thus, staring directly into your soul, the shot holds too still for just a few moments too long while Grant subtly shifts and seems to breathe you in through the screen. It’s an instant shortcut to unnerving the viewer and introduces them to the intimate, curious, and decidedly offbeat world of Dispatches from …

Crisis On Infinite Earths changed the Arrowverse forever. Here are 10 burning questions left by The CW's crossover event.