Like Tom Petty said, "It's time to move on!"

OG Hocus Pocus actor gets honest about filming while high that served as a “wake-up call” for him.

Ezra Miller was arrested multiple times and made countless headlines this year over startling behavior.

Luke Evans shared a cute video after seeing his Beauty and the Beast co-star Emma Watson on a Billboard.

Bruce Willis' wife speaks to her grief in the wake of the Die Hard actor's aphasia diagnosis and retirement from acting.

After Josh Gad and his family experienced a major loss, the star took to social media to thank fans for their kindness.

Johnny Depp has strong feelings about "cancel culture."

Disney CEO Bob Chapek's recent comments seem aimed at Scarlett Johansson's lawsuit.

After Tilda Swinton was announced to be playing The Ancient One in 2016's Doctor Strange, the production came under fire for casting a white actress as a character that has been historically portrayed as an Asian male. Kevin Feige has now stated that he regrets the decision.

Kevin Smith offers some keen thoughts on those Ben Affleck/Jennifer Lopez reports.

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There has been a massive outpouring of loving tributes for Chadwick Boseman, who passed away on Friday at age 43 from a four-year battle with colon cancer. Among those tributes to Boseman are the heartfelt ones from his Marvel Cinematic Universe family. Boseman's role in the MCU as T'Challa, a.k.a. Black Panther, had a profound impact on the culture while his work ethic behind the scenes had an impact on his co-stars. Tributes for Boseman poured in within hours of the news about his passing breaking wide. Among the numerous Hollywood stars who shared …

It's going to be weird to celebrate the films of 2020, given the fact that the whole entire world was, I dunno, not allowed to visit a movie theater for months at a time to try and keep a catastrophic global pandemic at bay. But now, as movie theaters slowly begin to re-open and Christopher Nolan refuses to sacrifice his idea of movie purity for the sake of all our health, the award ceremony powers that be have decided to start scheduling when such a bizarre celebration shall take place. We previously reported that the 2021 Academy Awards …

Fans will have to wait a bit longer for the story of Lin-Manuel Miranda's freestyle improv roots.

Get this girl an omelette.

Some good news, for a change!

With theaters across America closed for the foreseeable future and the industry's release calendar in disarray, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association has decided to alter its film eligibility rules for the 2021 Golden Globes. To be eligible for a Golden Globe, films had to screen for HFPA members at a third party facility in the greater Los Angeles area, but that rule has been suspended, with new guidelines dictating that distributors must provide voters with a screening link or a DVD copy of the film so they can view it at home. The new rule will be in effect …

The world of Fargo, both originally set up in the Coen Brothers' 1996 film and expanded upon in the Noah Hawley FX anthology series of the same name, is rife with black humor, abrupt acts of casual violence, and an inherently existential point of view. Even so, what just happened to the show as a result of, well, you know, *sighs heavily, gestures broadly*, is just a little much. Because the upcoming season 4's production was shut down due to coronavirus, that also means the upcoming airdate for the show has been postponed indefinitely. Here's the official statement …

There is a silver lining for those films entered into competition at SXSW 2020 in the wake of the festival's cancellation on March 6. Just one week after news of SXSW's shuttering due to concerns over the growing coronavirus pandemic, we learning the film competitions for both feature-length and short films will be conducted digitally and with the use of screeners. Thanks to The Hollywood Reporter, it looks like show will go on — sort of — as SXSW festival organizers announce the film competitions will go digital to minimize any public health risks normally posed by an in-…

The Banker was supposed to be Apple TV+'s play into the prestige film space. Starring Marvel vets Anthony Mackie and Samuel L. Jackson, it tells the true story of Bernard Garrett and Joe Morris, two African-American businessmen in the 1950s who hired a white man to front their real estate business. It was even going to open at the prestigious AFI Fest in 2019. But then, allegations of misconduct against the film's co-producer (and Garrett's son) Bernard Garrett Jr. emerged, from his half-sister Cynthia Garrett. And while Apple figured out what to do, they …