Someone give Elizabeth her flowers.

On the set of Neighbors, Zac Efron recalls when his Robert De Niro impression flopped and Dave Franco's totally crushed.

Elizabeth Banks sported a "birthday suit" when she turned 50, but this one you have to see to believe.

Elizabeth Banks photobombed a hug shared by Selena Gomez and Florence Pugh, and I'm absolutely living for this candid moment.

Charlie's Angels and Cocaine Bear make for a hell of a connection in Elizabeth Banks' filmography, but the director explains the reasons why both are so important to her resume.

With Tom Hanks having shared Diet Cokagne with the world, Cocaine Bear director Elizabeth Banks decided to try the drink for herself.

Elizabeth Banks expresses “sympathy” for the titular animal in Cocaine Bear.

Cocaine Bear's director, Elizabeth Banks, was inspired by some classic films to make the horror comedy.

We're breaking down the exclusive clip from Cocaine Bear director Elizabeth Banks showed us amidst the trailer launch.

Elizabeth Banks talks about her Charlie’s Angels movie and what she regretted about it.

Elizabeth Banks is all of us seeing Harry Styles' latest thirst trap.

Ryan Coogler had an issue with Atlanta police earlier this year when somebody believed he was robbing the bank.

What happens when Free Guy calls "game over?" Continue on to find out.

Lil Nas X's "Montero" music video seems to channel the Hunger Games fashion queen.

The Spider-Man actor finds himself opposing the law in Cherry.

Chris Pratt opened up about his family's past reliance on outside assistance.

The launch of a new trailer for The Mandalorian means that Star Wars super-fans all around the world are united in a singular cause — scrubbing each and every frame for clues as to what's to come when the Disney+ series returns for a second season at the end of October. And in these official images released by the Mouse this morning, one fact is definitely confirmed: Baby Yoda is one cute motherfucker. Other facts uncovered about the Western-inspired series created by Jon Favreau include the appearance of a Tusken Raider, which might indicate a trip to Tatooine …

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Neeson's back, baby!

Elizabeth Banks has signed on to produce and star in a feature adaptation of The Magic School Bus book series from author Joanna Cole and illustrator Bruce Degen, which has sold more than 80 million copies worldwide. Universal Pictures is teaming with Scholastic Entertainment, Marc Platt Productions and Banks' Brownstone Productions to bring the beloved bus to the big screen. Not only will Banks play teacher extraordinaire Ms. Frizzle, but she'll produce alongside her Brownstone partner Max Handelman and Marc Platt and Adam Siegel, as well as Iole Lucchese and Caitlin Friedman of Scholastic. Brownstone's Alison Small will …