Ken Leung, who played the abrasive, sarcastic medium Miles Straume beginning inLOST’s fourth season, recently revealed that series nearly had a “True-Detective-style spinoff” series. The ABC television series ran for six seasons, beginning on June 11, 2025. AlthoughLOSTended almost two decades ago, the series still remains in the public consciousness due to its continued impact on the medium of television and how stories are told. Leung, who has been in the acting profession for 24 years (making his debut in 1998’sRush Houras the villain opposite Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker), has recently been on a press tour forIndustrySeason 2....

That’s a wrap onLuciferas co-showrunner Joe Henderson has announced that the popular series is on its final day of filming. While it’s sad to see that the end is nigh, the good news is that the premiere date for season 5B on Netflix has finally been revealed, with the Tom Ellis-led series returning to the streamer with new episodes on May 28. It will all conclude with the sixth and final season, which Henderson is just now finishing up with the cast and crew....

If anyone deserves a break, or even a bit of a holiday, it’sMargot Robbie. Don’t let the pretty face and bright smile fool anyone. Robbie is one of Hollywood’s most tenacious and hardest-working go-getters. Her talent and stick–to–itiveness have already landed the actress two well-deserved Oscar nominations, but Robbie’s not one to rest on her laurels, even if the Hollywood player certainly deserves to take a minute more to celebrate the billion-dollar success of 2023’sBarbie....

When you look at theMarvel Cinematic Universe, you first notice that they haven’t even scratched the surface of the Marvel pantheon. This goes for villains as well as heroes. The thing is, some fantastic villains can be added to really up the level of tension and dread in the MCU. These names may not all be familiar to people unaccustomed to the vastness of Marvel Comics. However, each of them has stood toe-to-toe with some of the heaviest hitters on the Avengers and other related teams....

Everyone’s favorite dog and inventor pairing will soon be back on the big screen. Aardman’sWallace and Gromitare making their triumphant return with an all-newNetflixmovie set for release in 2024. First debuting in 1989 with the shortA Grand Day Out, the titular man and man’s best friend have starred in four short films, two television series, and one feature film. The upcoming movie will be the first appearance of the two since the short-lived TV seriesWallace and Gromit’s World of Inventionin 2010....

Yesterday, Fox issued a series order for their newX-Men TV seriesentitledThe Gifted, while unveiling the first brief teaser, with the full trailer arriving May 15. To celebrate the series order, executive producer Bryan Singer, who also directed the pilot episode, sent out a new photo from the set, offering our first look at Emma Dumont as Lorna Dane, a.k.a. Polaris. With the first full trailer just days away, it’s possible we could get a few more sneak peeks from the director between now and then....

We’ve got some brand new images fromTerminator: Dark Fate, which feature Linda Hamilton and Arnold Schwarzenegger back at it for the first time in nearly three decades. We’ve also got a new shot of Mackenzie Davis, who is boarding the franchise in the upcoming installment, which is produced by creator James Cameron and directed by Tim Miller (Deadpool). While we’ve seen a few glimpses of Schwarzenegger’s return as the T-800 previously, these images have him back with guns blazing....

The upcoming Bond movieNo Time to Diewas one of the first prolific releases to be delayed due to the ongoing global situation. The movie has now been pushed back several times, withNo Time to Dieoriginally due to be released back in April. You might think that, considering all of this extra time, that director Cary Fukunaga would have looked back over the movie, taking the opportunity to adjust and change things he was perhaps unhappy with....

Last year, horror fans were treated to the surprising announcement that a prequel to the 2009 psychological thrillerOrphanwas in the work, with Isabelle Fuhrman set to return as the terrifying Esther. Fuhrman is now 24 years old, leaving many to wonder how she will once again play the role of the adult killer who disguises herself as a child. Well,Orphan: First Killdirector William Brent Bell has now provided some insight into how they plan to resurrect Esther all these years later....

TheAnt-Manactor is recently in the limelight for his role in the Marvel Cinematic universe, but with a decades long career, there are some prolific filmsPaul Ruddappeared in, especially at the beginning of the century. Indeed, Rudd is an actor that wears many hats, as both a performer, writer, and producer of multiple works among his time on screen. With a background in theater, studying both at the University of Kansas and the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, Rudd has a grasp on what it takes to bring his characters to life both on and behind the screen as well as the stage....

While the new year has just begun, some are already looking forward to the end of the year, with the release ofStar Wars: Episode VIIIand many other highly-anticipated movies. One of those films isPitch Perfect 3, which has been set for release on December 22, and today we have word that production has gotten under way.Rebel Wilsonsent out the first photo from the set, with a number of her co-stars....

Rachel McAdamsis set to star inDoctor Strangeand there had been quite a bit of speculation that she would be taking on the role of Night Nurse. At the moment,Rosario Dawsonis playing a character named Claire Temple on the Netflix Marvel series who is more or less Night Nurse and according toKevin Feige,Rachel McAdamswon’t be stepping on her turf. The dividing lines between Marvel TV and Marvel movies are still a bit unclear, but at least for the moment we won’t have two versions of the same character....

Are you in need of a smile? This retro commercial for the VHS release ofGhostbustersshould do the trick. An entire generation of movie fans won’t know the joys of heading to your local video store to rent an old favorite or a new movie that just hit the shelves. Wandering through the display aisles looking at box art for hours. Asking for recommendations from the clerk. Buying crappy candy to go with your movie that almost definitely requires a rewind because someone was not kind....