This movie didn’t exactly slay for Sarah Michelle Gellar. The actress, 48, revealed that, at first, she wasn’t thrilled with how the 2002 live-action movie, “Scooby-Doo” turned out. Gellar played Daphne, alongside her husband Freddie Prince Jr. as Fred, Matthew Lillard as Shaggy and Linda Cardellini as Velma. Sarah Michelle Gellar and Evan Ross Katz … Read more
new video loaded: Photographing the Golden Globes Winners Chantal Anderson breaks down how she captured this year’s Golden Globe winners backstage on an assignment from The New York Times. By Chantal Anderson, Rebecca Suner and Laura Salaberry January 17, 2026 Source link #Video #Photographing #Golden #Globes #Winners
LOS ANGELES — Serenity now! A century-old film and TV studio where “Seinfeld” and other hit shows were shot could shut down after the owner defaulted on a $1.1 billion loan. It’s the latest in a series LA entertainment industry defaults, which have left Hollywood begging for mercy. Republic Ave. on the lot of Radford … Read more
After previously saying that he felt blacklisted by Hollywood due to his support for President Donald Trump that began in 2015, Robert Davi this week said he feels like it’s continuing “to some extent.” “It’s still ongoing, but it might be lightening up, I think,” the “Die Hard” actor told Raymond Arroyo on his “Arroyo Grande” podcast. “I don’t … Read more
Sophie Turner‘s work in the gym has paid off. On Thursday, Prime Video dropped a first look at Turner as Lara Croft in the live-action series “Tomb Raider,” which is currently in production. “My God… she looks like she stepped out of the games,” one user wrote on X. “Sophie Turner as Lara Croft is genuinely so … Read more
A recent report is shining a light on popular destinations considered the “worst” for tourists to visit because they fall short of the hype they’ve received over the years. Analysts looked at more than 100 tourist attractions around the world and came up with a list of the “worst” destinations that “underwhelm visitors despite their global … Read more
There’s a new queen of Hollywood. Zoe Saldaña had a message for fans after she officially surpassed Scarlett Johansson as the highest-grossing actor of all time. “I just want to express my sincerest gratitude for the extraordinary journey that has led me to become the highest-grossing film actor of all time today,” Saldaña, 47, said in … Read more
Sarah Michelle Gellar had pure intentions for stepping away from Hollywood. The actress, 48, reflected on why she “took a lot of years off” from acting after finding massive success on “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” for seven seasons. In 2013, Gellar starred in the CBS sitcom “Crazy Ones” opposite Robin Williams. The pair played father-daughter … Read more
Angelo Pizzo will be forever linked with Indiana basketball. But he has been an Indiana football fan as long as he can remember. Source link #Exclusive #Hoosiers #writer #Angelo #Pizzo #ready #Indiana #footballs #Hollywood
Matt Damon remembered being put in his place by one of Hollywood’s finest as he reminisced on his decades-long career. During an appearance on the “Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend” podcast, the Oscar-winner revealed that Clint Eastwood had a few choice words for the actor while they worked together on the 2009 docudrama “Invictus.” While running down … Read more
Matthew McConaughey does not like to watch his old movies. On the recent episode of SiriusXM’s “Where Everybody Knows Your Name,” McConaughey told hosts Ted Danson and Woody Harrelson that he doesn’t rewatch his work because he turns into a “judgmental d—.” “I don’t love it. I always say this, I love the sound of my voice when … Read more
new video loaded: Behind the Onscreen F-Bomb This four-letter obscenity has a distinct way of adding emphasis, rhythm and shock value. But using it in a PG-13 movie can be complicated. Julia Jacobs explores the rule that has been maintained for decades by the Motion Picture Association and how filmmakers make do. By Julia Jacobs, … Read more
Before it became a rom-com classic, “Notting Hill” almost lost its biggest star, Julia Roberts. Roberts, 58, said she initially dismissed the film as “so f–king stupid,” questioning the premise before discovering the charm that ultimately convinced her to sign on. “Gosh, I just remember when my agent called me about ‘Notting Hill,’ and I thought, … Read more
Rob Schneider is speaking out against what he calls the “rot in the soul of Hollywood.” The actor says Hollywood is “dismantling itself,” and part of the problem is the “blacklisting” of conservative celebrities. Schneider, known for his stint on “Saturday Night Live” and for movies like “Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo” and “The Hot Chick,” said in a … Read more
Macaulay Culkin has a set of ground rules for fans who want to approach him in public. The former child star revealed on “SmartLess,” hosted by Jason Bateman and Will Arnett, that while he adores his fans, he prefers they keep their distance when he’s spending time with his family. “Don’t approach me when I’m … Read more
Oscar-nominated actor James Woods delivered a stark warning about artificial intelligence in Hollywood, saying it is not a passing fad but a force that could someday spell the end of human actors. “AI is the end of human actors. I’m adamant about this,” Woods said Sunday on “One Nation with Brian Kilmeade.” “People say, ‘You’re overreacting’… when … Read more
Welcome to Great Adaptations, the Book Review’s regular multiple-choice quiz about works that have gone on to find new life as movies, television shows, theatrical productions — or even books. This week’s challenge celebrates romantic novels and their screen counterparts — including two with an unrelated connection to a popular British television show. Just tap … Read more
Johnny Carson’s tenure on NBC’s “The Tonight Show” produced many iconic moments. In the new book, “Love Johnny Carson,” Carson’s superfan Mark Malkoff details some of the most legendary moments on the show, including a blowup between Hollywood juggernauts, Zsa Zsa Gabor and Marlon Brando. According to the book, Brando and Gabor appeared on the show … Read more
Jill Schoelen, who starred as Drew Barrymore’s sister in the Christmas cult classic “Babes in Toyland,” is returning to Hollywood for the first time in nearly 30 years. The 1986 remake starred an 11-year-old Barrymore as Lisa, a young girl pulled into a surreal fantasy world of living toys, where she must face an evil … Read more
Hey, Jim Cameron here. I’m the director of “Avatar: Fire and Ash.” So this is Varang, played by Oona Chaplin. And she’s sharing with Quaritch, now that he’s in this altered state of consciousness, her backstory about how the volcano erupted. She doesn’t use the term “volcano.” She says the fire came from the mountain. … Read more