Leonardo DiCaprio's 50th birthday party looks to have been a wild night.

I still have a problem with a few things.

I deserve a babality with the way I once whined about this movie.

Love don't cost a thing, but maybe divorce does.

Kevin Bacon's latest villain roles in MaXXXine and Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F should be the beginning of a villain streak for the ages.

Lisa Ann Walter's has some fun ideas on what The Parent Trap 2 could look like, but there's an obvious story she's missing.

A source claims Travis Kelce has been hanging out with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson to help plan his post-football career.

After much anticipation, Cillian Murphy has been confirmed for an acting return in 28 Years Later, which opens some intriguing story doors.

I decided to listen to every Taylor Swift album so far after watching The Eras Tour, and I'm surprised by my new favorite Era.

That 'need for speed' was nearly lethal! Top Gun: Maverick star Miles Teller recounts how one particular pilot maneuver had him concerned for his life.

I can quote Bridesmaids word for word, and yet I'm only now realizing there are two potential John Hughes Easter Eggs in the movie I never noticed.

The comedy icon talks about why Duckie Dale has endured all these decades after the beloved '80s flick.

After seeing Greta Gerwig and Billie Eilish hanging out at a Barbie event, I wish I could have been a fly on the wall.

Encanto tries to tell us who Abuela Alma is at the beginning, but it leaves out some important details.

Saw producer Mark Burg is teasing character returns for a potential Saw X sequel, and I think two candidates feel dead set for the honors.

The costume director on Barbie helped Ryan Gosling say the names of specific Barbie costumes while on set and I wish I was there to witness all the hilarity.

Rachel Zegler and Jennifer Lawrence linked up at Paris Fashion Week ahead of Zegler starring in the upcoming Hunger Games prequel, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes.

Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky were aged up in new photos, and the results are nothing short of impressive.

Typically, when I interview a famous person for the website Collider dot com, there's a touch of formality embedded within any attempt to be casual or vulnerable. Both parties know it's a one-sided conversation, both parties know the celebrity is there to provide information for the writer to write about, and both parties know it will be over once the interview is over. This was not the case when I interviewed TV comedy legend Jonathan Katz over the phone. You likely know him as the central figure of influential animated Comedy Central program Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist, …

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