These two dogs have become quite famous.

Tim Burton apparently had more fun making the Beetlejuice sequel than he's had in a while.

Longlegs' ending left me a little upset, and not in a good way.

Will Smith revealed how a "crazy" Bad Boys: Ride or Die scene involving Martin Lawrence was filmed, and I can't look away.

Ti West shares the practical way he shot his X trilogy, earning enough money to make MaXXXine a possibility.

Amid the release of the latest Bad Boys movie, Will Smith and Martin Lawrence poked fun at the series' Bayhem shots.

We've had more than a few great Beverly Hills Cop movies. And one terrible one.

Shots were fired at Chris Hemsworth by The Fall Guy’s Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt about filming in Australia.

National Treasure's producer Jerry Bruckheimer shared some exciting news about the development of another sequel.

Dwayne Johnson presented at the Oscars this year, but he wasn't the only celebrity to indulge in some good, old-fashioned liquid courage: tequila.

Tom Hardy made himself permanently connected to his latest film, The Bikeriders, before production on the Jeff Nichols film even started.

Bryce Dallas Howard nods back to Claire Dearing and her heels in Jurassic World thanks to a quick moment in Argylle.

Gus Van Sant tried to get the attention of the Fifty Shades of Grey author by filming a sex scene from the book.

From massive blockbusters to movies largely forgotten, here are the final projects from some of Hollywood's biggest names.

Experts are still taking shots at the historical inaccuracies of Ridley Scott’s Napoleon, but not everything is untrue.

Following Anyone But You's trailer release, The Curse's Nathan Fielder and Emma Stone spoofed Glen Powell and Sydney Sweeney.

Word’s come in that Fast & Furious lead Vin Diesel allegedly shot down a request for a major ‘90s action star to appear in the franchise.

The Addams Family star shares her brutally honest opinion about the Academy’s decision to open an investigation over Andrea Riseborough’s ‘surprise’ nomination.

Michael B. Jordan dropped a behind-the-scenes look at the Creed III crew, and they look absolutely "locked in."

Babylon didn't open strong at the box office. But would a shorter version of the movie played better in theaters?