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newsHere we go again: Warner Bros. is ready to remake "Little Shop of Horrors" ... for the second time. The studio has the project in the works with Greg Berlanti directing and Matthew Robinson penning the
news"Bad Boys 3" is becoming the new "Groundhog Day." Every few months, we'll get a new tease. Each tease is nearly identical to the last one, promising that the third movie is really going to happen. This
newsMaybe we're just too easily amused, but every time Chris Pratt posts a new Instagram photo with his "Passengers" co-star Jennifer Lawrence, it cracks us up. Pratt has made a running gag out of blocking
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newsTo be fair, he may have said it more than once. Ryan Reynolds is a natural comedian -- his timing is pretty much unmatched -- and he just opened up to The Hollywood Reporter on his path to "Deadpool,"
newsWho wouldn't want to live in the Stars Hollow of "Gilmore Girls"? Lorelai and Rory Gilmore's fictional Connecticut town is the quintessential New England postcard. But could you afford to live there? In
newsNeed a hug? How about close to 70? The world could use some healing this week, and there happens to be a perfect two-minute supercut called "Cinematic Hugs" out there just waiting to be your teddy bear. A
newsEddie Redmayne may own an Oscar, but that doesn't make him the best choice for any role. The actor, now starring in "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," has already admitted he had a "catastrophically
newsNetflix just shared visual proof of the focus of "Stranger Things" Season 2. The cast and crew just gathered for the first table read for the new season, which will stream in 2017. It was already revealed
newsThere's no business like show business. The harsh realities of how hard it is to make it in Hollywood are on display in the new trailer for the musical film "La La Land." While it's strange to think of
newsYou can mourn what never was, and here's proof: "Gilmore Girls" and didn't get the part. During this weekend's inaugural "Gilmore Girls" Fan Festival in Washington Depot, Connecticut, casting director
newsMore than 30 years after it first hit theaters, "Top Gun" still doesn't have a sequel. While there's been talk over the past few years of finally making "Top Gun 2" a reality, no concrete plans for the
newsSometimes you really should just stick with Johnny Karate. "Doctor Strange" opens November 4, and even though technically the lead character is a "magician," his powerful brand of sorcery isn't really
newsDaniel Craig has been noticeably silent as rumors have swirled about his role in the James Bond franchise, and whether or not he's truly ready to walk away from 007. For months, there's been talk that
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newsMarvel has another television sensation on its hands: Its latest Netflix series, "Luke Cage," debuted this weekend, and was apparently so popular that it temporarily crashed the streaming service. According
newsFans of "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" are coming out of the shadows to defend the DC title against harsh critical reviews. One of those fans is Batfleck himself. Ben Affleck is now promoting "The
newsSpike is bringing us more head-to-head matchups between celebrities who are just pretending to sing: The network released a new trailer for "Lip Sync Battle" today. It looks like host LL Cool J and color
newsWow, it really pays to be a dentist. If you can accio yourself a little over $3 million, you could buy the Granger family home featured in "Game of Thrones" fans -- her mother was played by Michelle Fairley,
newsIt's been a long and winding road for the upcoming big screen adaptation of Stephen King's horror classic "It," but at long last, the flick has finally finished production. To celebrate, naturally, filmmakers
newsSorry, HBO, you can't milk these guys for more. "Game of Thrones" showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss just shut the door on the idea of leading a new set of stories in George R.R. Martin's universe.
newsRenee Zellweger has kept a relatively low profile in Hollywood recently, with her last starring role hitting theaters six years ago, but the actress made headlines in 2014 for a disheartening reason: her
newsMatthew McConaughey's hunting for some gold — in the form of another Oscar. He's transformed himself again for the movie "Gold," which has a new trailer from Vulture. He gained 40 pounds, he's bald,
newsRyan Lochte is still getting a lot of attention for his "over-exaggerated" robbed-at-gunpoint scandal at the Rio Olympics. He's rumored to be on the new season of "Dancing With the Stars," and last night
newsTwitter trends, like the zombie apocalypse of "The Walking Dead," have no clear origin. Suddenly, something just takes over. Yesterday, for fans around the world, it was "CARYL IN SEASON 7." The "Caryl"
newsAfter previewing the sinister-looking new Pennywise from the upcoming big screen adaptation of Stephen King horror classic "It," studio Warner Bros. has now given fans the full view of what the evil clown
newsDammit, we were not ready for that face. Clowns are the worst, and Pennywise is still the worst of the worst, as teased in the nightmare-ready first image of actor Bill Skarsgard as "Pennywise the Dancing
newsThe day Stephen King fans have been waiting for is finally here: Production has officially begun on the movie version of King's classic horror novel "It." Director Andy Muschietti revealed the good news
newsGird your loins, "The Devil Wears Prada" fans: It may be hard to believe, but it's been 10 years since we first saw Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep) deliver her withering line, "That's all," in the film,
newsActor John C. Reilly revealed almost a year ago that a sequel to acclaimed 2012 film "Wreck-It Ralph" is definitely happening. Now, Disney Animation has officially announced the flick, and scheduled a
newsTalk about "A Song of Ice and Fire." Mad Queen Cersei Lannister gets her Elsa on in a fan's eerily perfect mashup of the "Game of Thrones" Season 6 finale and the ubiquitous "Let It Go" song from "Frozen." Cersei
newsMade in Hollywood: Teen Edition host Kylie Erica Mar with Hozier Hozier Offers Career Advice: Believe In Yourself Even If It Seems Idiotic His music has sold in the millions worldwide, he's earned a
newsWill Smith is shoving "Wild Wild West" under the stagecoach. His 1999 action film -- co-starring Kevin Kline, Salma Hayek, and Kenneth Branagh -- "won" several Razzie Awards, including Worst Picture, Worst
news"Supergirl" is becoming even more super in season two: Superman himself is set to appear on the show's sophomore season. The show, which follows the exploits of the titular heroine and her alter ego,
newsAfter lots of behind the scenes turmoil, the upcoming big screen adaptation of Stephen King's horror classic "It" has found its new villain: Actor Bill Skarsgard will play Pennywise the Clown. According
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newsTake that, "Deadpool"! And "Batman v Superman"! And, you know, "Zootopia"! "Captain America: Civil War" released in the U.S. on May 6, but it has been in international theaters since April 27 and, wherever
newsWhat about Natasha? Scarlett Johansson introduced Black Widow in "Iron Man 2," and she returned in "The Avengers," "Captain America: The Winter Soldier," "Age of Ultron," and the new film "Captain America:
news"Star Wars: The Force Awakens" pulled off the seemingly impossible feat of pleasing (most) fans while raking in tons (and tons) of money. But it's not immune to some criticism, so of course, the folks
newsAfter the deadly serious action on display in "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice," can fans expect more of the same from this summer's "Suicide Squad"? Apparently not, as the film is reportedly undergoing
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newsChristian Bale is passing the Batman torch to Ben Affleck, and it sounds like he has a few regrets from his time in the role. In a talk with Yahoo Movies, Bale took a wistful tone, like he was looking
newsSorry, Aria, but your alter ego wants the worst for you on the "Pretty Little Liars" series finale. PLL is still airing Season 6 and it's not official that Season 7 will be the last we see of the group
