Predator: Badlands is going to be unlike any other film in the franchise.

Furiosa and Thor actor Chris Hemsworth opens up about originally wanting to audition for Mad Max: Fury Road but couldn't get a meeting.

"Alright, alright, alright" and Matthew McConaughey go hand in hand, the actor explained the origin of the Dazed and Confused line.

Emma Stone said goodbye to a member of the Phoenix Suns before leaving their game, and the rest of the NBA stars were shocked.

Over the years, there have been some great movie animals. Here are 32 we love more the rest of the cast.

James Cameron gets real about whether he's worried Avatar will hamper his other professional goals.

If you thought Kenneth Branagh put together an impressive cast with Death on the Nile, wait until you see who he's got for the next Hercule Poirot adventure.

Anne Heche's death was shocking, but there does seem to be some closure related to her final resting place.

Keke Palmer shares the same fascination that everyone else has after Taylor Lautner revealed his future wife’s new name.

Johnny Depp just made some serious money after selling artwork and marked the end of his tour with Jeff Beck.

Andrew Garfield is taking a break from acting after appearing in Spider-Man: No Way Home, Tick, Tick... Boom! and Under the Banner of Heaven.

In the light of James Bond's shocking on-screen death in No Time To Die, a new memorial has been erected for fans who want to pay their respects to Daniel Craig's 007.

Shang-Chi is almost here, and Chris Hemsworth is jazzed like the rest of us.

Ryan Reynolds isn't ready to dress for the real world, just like the rest of us.

Broadway is coming back and Hugh Jackman is so happy he's singing about it.

At this point, what hasn't Channing Tatum done during quarantine?

One Dune actor is looking forward to the movie as much as the rest of us.

Here's what the cast members of 1994's The Santa Clause, starring Tim Allen, are up to now.

What's your favorite scary movie?

This week on The Collider Podcast we're talking about what theatrical distribution might look like for the rest of 2020. With the news that Tenet will arrive internationally before opening in select U.S. cities, we talk about how there hasn't been a summer movie season, if there's any chance of seeing movies normally in the U.S., the policy failures that have led us to this point, and much more. We then finish up with Recently Watched. Click on the respective link to find us on iTunes. If you like the show, please leave us a …