newsWhen "Spotlight" won Best Picture in February, many observers recalled the Academy Awards race of four decades ago, when Watergate saga "All the President's Men" was a top contender. Both movies made
newsYou can't handle the truth? Well, NBC can! For its next live production, the network is teaming up with Aaron Sorkin to air a version of his stage play and movie in early 2017. Sorkin made his professional
newsDon't throw out the blue paint just yet — Jennifer Lawrence isn't done playing Mystique in the "X-Men" movies. Just last year, the Oscar winner declared that "X-Men: Apocalypse" would be her final
newsHere's an odd bit of casting news: According to a new report, Paul McCartney has joined "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales" in a secretive role. Deadline has the scoop that the former Beatle
newsFrankly, not everyone wants to see nudity on TV at all. But when networks like HBO do flash body parts, they tend to show more from women than men. Why is this? HBO President of Programming Michael Lombardo
newsMeet your new Teen Angel(s): Boyz II Men. The '90s R&B boy band has joined the cast of Fox's "Grease: Live" to perform the classic song "Beauty School Dropout." The silky-voiced trio — Shawn
newsA fourth entry in the "Men in Black" franchise is officially in the works, and according to the producers, it will feature a Woman in Black -- and possibly original star Will Smith, too.Married producing
news"I think Deadpool may have been drunk?" guesses one child in this priceless "How Deadpool Spent Halloween" video, posted by Ryan Reynolds. Another kid adds, wistfully, "I really wish we could sew his mouth
newsnewsBig "X-Men" news broke out at New York Comic Con today, where the official plot synopsis for "X-Men: Apocalypse" was finally revealed. In an unsurprising reveal for fans who have been following rumors
newsPour yourself a Mystique and toast the end of the "Apocalypse" by scrolling through these great "X-Men" cast photos from the wrap party. After this, director Bryan Singer may be done sharing "X-Men: Apocalypse"
newsFans have embraced Bryan Singer's "X-Men" movies (so far), but what about "The Fantastic Four"? The new reboot comes out on August 7 and the franchises are tied not only through Marvel but also producer/writer
newsWhen Vivica A. Fox watched 2012’s “Magic Mike,” it was obvious to her where the male stripper flick didn’t measure up. “The first thing I said was, ‘I can’t believe there
newsComedy Central's "Key & Peele" is only two episodes into its fifth season, but Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele are already scoring points with women everywhere. See their progressive pirate sea
news"Never say never" is a popular phrase for a reason, and this time, it's Jennifer Lawrence who's using that old axiom in regards to her future with the "X-Men" franchise. Lawrence made headlines earlier
newsWhile David Ayer was mocking Marvel over at DC Comics' "Suicide Squad" Comic-Con panel, the Marvel team took some epic shots of their own at the 20th Century Fox talk. Check out Chris Hardwick's photo
newshttps://youtu.be/LFQI1GvzJAQ Andie MacDowell wants "Magic Mike XXL" fans to know there is nothing wrong with shamelessly feasting your eyes on the hot crop of shirtless men featured in the movie. "It
newsDirector Bryan Singer is busy making "X-Men: Apocalypse," but he's also promoting the debut of the "Rogue Cut" of the previous movie, "X-Men: Days of Future Past," with more focus on Anna Paquin's Rogue
news"X-Men: Apocalypse" director Bryan Singer has been sharing so much cool info from set that he's starting to feel like a friend. One of his recent Instagram posts actually plays like a voice message from
newsJust in case you were wondering, director Bryan Singer and the cast of "X-Men: Apocalypse" are indeed still working hard on stuff to impress you in theaters this time next year. Bryan has been very good
newsDirector Bryan Singer continues to score points with his behind-the-scenes photos from "X-Men Apocalypse," which is now filming for a May 2016 release. He recently shared James McAvoy's transformation
newsLast Sunday's series finale of "Mad Men" set off a firestorm of debate -- did Don create that Coca-Cola ad? What does it mean? Why was it used? -- and creator Matthew Weiner has revealed some answers.
news%Slideshow-287725% AMC's "Mad Men," which ends its seven-season run on Sunday, was set in New York but largely situated in the grey area between good and bad, where morally compromised men and women are
newsIt's never too early to geek out over the next "X-Men" movie, "X-Men: Apocalypse." Thankfully, Bryan Singer understands. Or maybe he just enables. Either way, the "X-Men" sage keeps a solid Instagram,
newsThe success of "21 Jump Street" and its sequel, "22 Jump Street," signified that this franchise would continue to grow, and now, two new reports reveal that there are two more "Jump" flicks in the works:
newsIt looks like director Bryan Singer is taking the 1980s setting of "X-Men: Apocalypse" seriously, based on a new behind-the-scenes photo of two new mutants. On Thursday, Singer shared a snap of actresses
newsAnd just like that -- poof! -- he's gone. Director Bryan Singer cleverly teased the return of Nightcrawler for his movie "X-Men: Apocalypse," which is set to come out May 27, 2016 and just started production. Here's
newsYou love the X-Men movies, that's a given. But did you know that they're based on an incredibly popular, iconic, decades-old comic book series? Gasp! They are (you knew that), and sometimes -- OK, a lot
newsIt's been long-delayed, and it's still more than two years from release, but moviegoers now have their first official photo from the set of "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales." The shot,
newsJust days after her "X-Men: Apocalypse" casting was revealed, Olivia Munn seems to have a big revelation herself: Her Psylocke costume. The actress posted a photo of herself on Instagram, purportedly
newsEven more mutants are joining the fold for "X-Men: Apocalypse," with director Bryan Singer revealing that another actress has been added to the cast. In a post on Instagram, Singer said that Olivia Munn
newsnews%Slideshow-274313% The final episodes of "Mad Men" are upon us, but before we look toward the future of these iconic characters, let's remind ourselves how far they've each come. Audiences have watched
newsnewsThe X-Men are getting another ally in their ranks. Director Bryan Singer announced via Instagram that newcomer Lana Condor has been cast as Jubilee for the upcoming "X-Men Apocalypse" movie. Jubilee
newsJennifer Lawrence will be leaving the "X-Men" series after the next film in the franchise, "Apocalypse." The actress made that revelation during an interview with MTV News while promoting her new film,
newsIt's hard to feel sorry for Sean Penn, but after "The Gunman," which he starred in and produced, got whacked this weekend by "The Divergent Series: Insurgent," maybe a little sympathy is in order. Then
news%Slideshow-271092% "Mad Men" will finally be back in our lives on April 5th, and until then we're pretty much counting down the days until we get to savor the last precious episodes of the addicting AMC
newsnewsDiehard Wes Anderson fans and "X-Men" acolytes might not have much in common at first glance, but this parody video reveals the twee side of our beloved superheroes. Patrick (H) Willems made "When Wes
newsI don't envy any showrunner who has to write a series finale, especially after observing the very different reactions over the past few days to the final episodes of "Two and a Half Men" and "Parks and
newsA new teaser for the second part of "Mad Men"'s seventh and final season is here, and it looks like Don Draper and co. are in for plenty of hookups and hangovers in the final stretch of episodes. As
newsWe were worried for a minute that we'd never get to ride the high seas with Jack Sparrow ever again, but there's good new for all you diehard "Pirates of the Caribbean" fans. Filming has officially begun
newsWhat's the best way to up your follower count on Instagram? If you're Bryan Singer, you use your account to tease your upcoming movie. Yesterday he dropped some concept art for "X-Men: Apocalypse," and
newsIt's been rumored that Fox wants to turn "X-Men" into a television series, and now one network executive is speaking out about the possibility for the first time. In an interview with TV Insider, Gary
newsWell, there are going to be some new mutants on the block when "X-Men: Apocalypse" opens next summer. And by new mutants we mean new version of old mutants (this is getting confusing). Last night on Twitter,
