Adria Arjona trained up to three hours a day for Man of Tomorrow, but despite all those new muscles, her mystery DC role remains firmly under wraps.
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Practical Magic wasn’t a hit in 1998, but audiences refused to forget it. Now Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman are back nearly three decades later.
Tim Curry has died at 80. From Pennywise to Frank-N-Furter, we remember an actor who never needed to play the hero to become unforgettable.
Ridley Scott calls himself an influencer rather than a filmmaker. After nearly five decades of shaping Hollywood, the 88-year-old may have a point.
Ryan Gosling is helping bring The Flintstones back to live action, with a new Warner Bros. movie putting a grown-up Bamm-Bamm Rubble centre stage.
AI may not replace filmmakers. Instead, it could give independent creators the tools to compete with Hollywood and tell stories without asking permission.
Hollywood has around 135 movie sequels in development, proving nostalgia still sells. But studios aren’t the only problem because audiences keep showing up.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day has crossed $2 billion, raising one big question: if superhero fatigue is real, why do audiences keep coming back for more?
Meghan Markle may return to acting years after leaving Suits, but can audiences see the actress again instead of the Duchess and everything that followed?
James Franco is going vertical as Hollywood embraces microdramas, showing how the smartphone could reshape the way stories are made and watched.