It’s been announced that Arrow and Gossip Girl star Katie Cassidy is gearing up to direct her first movie.

Robert Redford was at the Marrakech Film Festival in early December to receive a career tribute and attend a conversation about his career. The actor, director, producer and Sundance Film Festival founder has technically retired, yet he will be seen in two Sundance 2020 entries; the documentary Natalie Wood: What Remains Behind directed by Wood’s actress daughter Natasha Gregson Wagner, and the Miami-set omnibus comedy Omniboat: A Fast Boat Fantasia. The 83-year-old did not discuss those films during his on-stage Marrakech Conversation, but he did share his thoughts on his career, his famous films, and …

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As Arrow goes into its final season, news has emerged a spinoff series has been greenlit at The CW. Naturally, the series will be part of the Berlanti-verse, named after showrunner and producer Greg Berlanti, the mind behind shows including (but not limited to) Arrow, The Flash, Legends of Tomorrow, Supergirl, and Batwoman. According to Variety, the Arrow spinoff will focus on the crime-fighting team known as The Canaries. Katie Cassidy, Katherine McNamara, and Juliana Harkavy will reprise their Arrow roles as Laurel Lance, Mia Smoak, and Dinah Drake, respectively. An episode in the eighth and final season …

From creator/executive producer/writer/director Danny McBride, executive producer/director Jody Hill and executive producer/director David Gordon Green, the HBO comedy series The Righteous Gemstones tells the story of a world-famous televangelist family that has as much of a tradition with greed and deviance as they do with charitable work. And with blackmailers seeking to sully the reputation of eldest son Jesse Gemstone (McBride), patriarch Eli’s (John Goodman) plans to expand the family’s empire could be in jeopardy. While at the HBO portion of the Television Critics Association Press Tour, Collider got the opportunity to …

Preacher season 4 delves fully into Cassidy's backstory, finally revealing how the Irishman became a miserable, drunk vampire in the first place.

Although AMC's irreverent Preacher plays around with the trope of a love triangle, Tulip still has to decide between Jesse and Cassidy.