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By Jorge Solis The line between being a suspect and being distracted by a red herring is blurred in “Revival” #20. The mystery continues to thicken as readers are given a whodunit mystery with no one being murdered. ...

Variety just broke the news that NBC has given a series order to "Constantine," the DC Comics/Warner Bros. TV adaptation starring Matt Ryan. Daniel Cerone and David S. Goyer are exec producing the fantasy vehicle “abou...

The awesomeness of the official U.S. trailer for Alex de la Iglesia's horror comedy Witching & Bitching is only amplified with the use of Refused. Jam to the theatrical trailer below and watch for it on VOD and in theate...

On "I Wanna Marry 'Harry'" (Tues. May 27, 8:00 p.m. ET on FOX), 12 lovelorn women think they're romancing the Royal Highness Prince Henry of Wales, aka Prince Harry, but they're so not.

A letter from Marty Singer to the accusers' attorney Jeff Herman reads: "You seek to preen for the media in an effort to solicit new clients, ultimately looking for a payday for yourself."

Simon Brew News May 8, 2014 Angelina Jolie takes the lead in Maleficent, heading to cinemas this month. Here's one last trailer...

Simon Brew News May 8, 2014 The Flintstones are heading back to the big screen - with some help from Will Ferrell and Adam McKay...

Rebel Wilson ("Pitch Perfect," "Super Fun Night") has signed on to star in a remake of the 1980 Goldie Hawn comedy "Private Benjamin."

"Palo Alto," Gia Coppola's feature film debut, portrays a group of Northern California teenagers awkwardly drifting toward adulthood.

The actor, who died April 29 at age 71, had never taken an acting class when he landed his first role: "When Bob came on the set, no one had seen the likes of him," his "Long Good Friday" co-star Pierce Brosnan tells THR...

A big reason film actors are drawn to TV is that it offers the sort of character-driven projects found less and less in a movie world tilted toward blockbusters.

By Bree Ogden I'm sad. I'm really sad that "Bad Blood" has come to an end. But what an end. This is going to be a difficult review to write because I want you to experience this final issue the way that I did. So stay wi...

By Jorge Solis A spell-binding murder mystery, “Original Sin” #1 delivers a knockout first installment filled with suspense, action, and thrills. For months, readers have been teased about the murder of The Watcher a...

Female Christian comedy "Moms' Night Out" and family offering "Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return" are expected to do more modest business; the late Philip Seymour Hoffman's "God's Pocket" and Jon Favreau's "Chef" opens at ...

Anne Fletcher is directing the movie, which will shoot this month in New Orleans.

Warner Bros. has reportedly offered the "Thor" star the lead role in the fairly mysterious new "Lethal Weapon" movie.

Hugh Jackman says he jacked to host the Tony Awards for the third time, but fans of his stage work won't have to wait long to see the Tony-winning star onstage again.

Wherever there is a film that tackles major social causes, George Clooney will be there. Clooney used to have a pretty decent split between making entertaining fare and pursuing a positive, slightly lefty but otherwise h...

It’s no easy feat being profitable when you’re in the games business. Making games is expensive, marketing them even more so. Add to that the launch of a brand new console generation, which essentially resets the con...

Netflix is expanding its original content reach into the non-fiction sphere, with four new documentaries set to premiere on the service including "Battered Bastards of Baseball" with Kurt Russell.

In "The Double," Jesse Eisenberg wears his persona (who has a double) like a reversible coat, switching from loser to charmer by adjusting his posture and the angle of his brows.

In "Fed Up," a documentary investigation into why people are getting fatter, the filmmakers explore who's killing our health.