Sigourney Weaver's second outing as Ellen Ripley and James Cameron's direction in 1986's Aliens blew me away.

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One of the OGs of National Treasure reveals what’s actually holding up a third movie.

Are Harry Styles and Olivia Wilde still dating a month after Don't Worry Darling's release?

A new report sheds light on Brad Pitt and his kids' relationship amid his legal battle with Angelina Jolie.

Here is what is going on with Paul Feig's original idea for the Universal Monsters that has yet to come to be.

Looks like James Bond is finally evolving.

Josh Lucas talks about possible sequel to the 2002 rom-com.

Jennifer Garner has some thoughts on the iconic 2004 romantic comedy.

The Brandy-led Cinderella special recently made its way onto Disney+.

Some movies and TV shows from the '90s don't hold up today, and some do.

We all get nostalgic for our favorite classic Christmas movies. But some of these holiday flicks don't have the same magic as when we were kids.

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Ah, the early 2000s. A time of flashy excess. A time when monoculture still existed, and we were all soaked in it. A time when the gritty ironies of ‘90s Gen-Xers became candy-coated and magnified into multi-colored pastiches of bubblegum irony. This new flavor of irony was so sincerely manufactured, it turned a corner and became “real” again. We were having fun, and we knew we were having fun, and we winked loudly about it all along the way. All of these cultural impulses and more coalesced together in two 2000s-defining (for better and for worse) …

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People sure can be fickle, can’t they? We see this all the time. Tech manufacturers are constantly releasing the latest version of their smartphones, tablets, TVs, e-readers, household appliances and everything else. They get us hooked on it, upgrading our everyday electronics, however marginal the differences may be.

The PlayStation 2 was a monumentally important console. First released in 2000, it went on to sell more than 150 million units, and what's even more impressive is that a reported 1,850 original titles were manufactured for the system. Gamers loved the PS2's graphical capabilities, as well as the wide variety of games that were available for it, and by all accounts, it was technologically advanced at the time. The sleek physical appearance of the console was also a factor in its success as it may have been the first system that legitimately looked cool.