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Hot off the success of American Horror Story and Glee, the twisted minds of TV producers Brad Falchuk, Ryan Murphy, and Ian Brennan birthed a unique creation with the Fox series, Scream Queens, which featured a then mostly unknown Glen Powell. A mix of horror and black comedy with a dash of campy satire, Scream Queens ran for two seasons from 2015- 2016. It starred Emma Roberts as Chanel Oberlin, the It-girl of Wallace University and head of the campus’ biggest sorority, Kappa Kappa Tau. Also featured were Billie Lourd, Keke Palmer, Abigail Breslin, Nick Jonas, and Jamie Lee Curtis.

Roberts may have dazzled as Chanel, but Glen Powell was arguably an even bigger scene-stealer. Powell made his acting debut in 2003's Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over. From there, he continued to act steadily, notably playing astronaut John Glen in 2015's Hidden Figures. However, it was Powell's role as Hangman in...

Since being associated with It Ends With Us, Blake Lively has found herself amidst an alleged tussle with costar Justin Baldoni, whom she accused of s*xual harassment on set. Although time will tell what the future holds for this celebrity fiasco, this isn’t her first foray into such controversies.

Blake Lively in A Simple Favor | Credit: Starz Entertainment Corp

Back during her tenure in A Simple Favor, rumors emerged stressing that she had an alleged personality difference with her costar Anna Kendrick. As for their experience on set, the latter claimed that her kiss with Lively was one for the Guinness book.

Anna Kendrick spoke highly of her kiss with Blake Lively Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively in A Simple Favor | Credit: Starz Entertainment Corp

While no stranger to smooching her onscreen partners, in contrast to her male costars, Anna Kendrick jokingly expressed that her kiss with Blake...

We all know how intense words can flare up when something is said the wrong way—especially when you’re talking about sensitive topics like body image. And when it involves two high-profile names—actors, directors, spouses—well, it doesn’t just stay behind closed doors, does it?

Take a moment and rewind. The name ‘Justin Baldoni’ usually brings up images of the charming actor-turned-director. Then you have Ryan Reynolds, the witty, effortlessly cool guy everyone loves—he’s that person you’re always in the mood to hear crack a joke. But when two such well-known figures clash, it makes the kind of headlines no one wants to read.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds in Green Lantern | Credits: Warner Bros. Pictures,

The Jane the Virgin star has made some serious accusations about Reynolds, accusing him of “aggressively berating” him after what seemed like an innocent (yet poorly worded) question.

The recent controversy in Tinseltown features Blake Lively and her It Ends with Us co-star Justin Baldoni. Many prominent names in the industry have spoken up about the ordeal, and now, actress Abigail Breslin has apparently given her two cents on the whole matter. Best known for films like Little Miss Sunshine (2006) and My Sister’s Keeper (2009), she faced something similar to what Blake Lively is going through at the moment.

Abigail Breslin in My Sister’s Keeper (2009) | Credits: Warner Bros. Pictures

While working on the set of Classified with Aaron Eckhart, the actress alleged that the film’s leading man was aggressive to work with and filed a confidential complaint against him. Her complaint later backfired when the production companies behind the film ended up suing her in return. Now, Abigail Breslin pens a heartfelt letter, seemingly supporting Blake Lively in her case against Justin Baldoni.

Abigail Breslin’s own experience...

Hollywood is oftentimes not a fair place for women. From cases of underpaid actresses to crew members getting assaulted by higher-ups, Hollywood has had a lot of controversial moments and during the Blake Lively-Justin Baldoni scandal, another actress decided to join in.

Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni in It Ends With Us | Credits: Columbia Pictures

Although the story was a bit old, Zombieland star Abigail Breslin decided to join in on the conversation of Justin Baldoni and a recent accusation by Blake Lively for s*xual harassment.

Blake Lively has sued Justin Baldoni for s*xual harassment

Earlier in 2024, Justin Baldoni starred in and released a film titled It Ends with Us. Starring Blake Lively in the lead role and based on Colleen Hoover’s book of the same name, the film was a success but the promotional tours of the film were a disaster.

Lively has sued...

Abigail Breslin penned an emotional letter on social media regarding the double standard and harassment faced by women who deign to speak up about experiences of sexism or injustice in Hollywood, recalling a lawsuit filed by her employer after she addressed a male co-star’s “unprofessional behavior” on set. The Little Miss Sunshine actress heavily implied she was spurred to put forth a statement following the fallout from Blake Lively’s legal complaint against Justin Baldoni, the multi-pronged scandal that also recently moved Kate Beckinsale to detail her own industry experiences of assault and misogyny.

In a sizable essay shared to her Instagram and Tumblr, Breslin detailed being dismissed as a “hysterical and wild” woman who “apparently just had it in for men” after she had “taken all of the recommended, reasonable and appropriate measures of reporting confidentially to my union” what she had experienced on set. She also said...

In a message posted Sunday on her Instagram and Tumblr accounts, actress Abigail Breslin alluded to the ongoing Blake Lively scandal as well as the time she was sued by the producers of a film after complaining about a co-star’s on-set behavior, declaring that “toxic masculinity” in Hollywood “is the norm.”

“When did the word woman become synonymous with scapegoat? As I see the news each day, I realize this is the world we seem to live in. In light of recent events regarding the attempt to destroy the career and livelihood of a fellow actress and woman, I have felt compelled to write this, as I have unfortunately been subject to the same toxic masculinity throughout my life,” Breslin wrote.

“In my recent career, I’ve brought forward concerns about a male colleague and was deemed ‘hysterical. I was told my fears were figments of my imagination. Now,...

Much like Kate Beckinsale, Blake Lively's allegations of sexual harassment against It Ends With Us director and co-star Justin Baldoni have inspired fellow actor Abigail Breslin to come forward with her experiences. In a Tumblr post over the weekend, Breslin blogged, "When did the word woman become synonymous with scapegoat?...

Abigail Breslin posted a lengthy statement on both her Tumblr and Instagram accounts in which she remembered being called “hysterical” after speaking out about a co-star’s unprofessional behavior. The “Little Miss Sunshine” Oscar nominee implied that she was inspired to post after Blake Lively filed a sexual harassment complaint against her “It Ends With Us” co-star and director Justin Baldoni. Kate Beckinsale was similarly inspired to share her own set harassment stories after Lively’s complaint.

“When did the word woman become synonymous with scapegoat?” Breslin asked at the start of her post. “As I see the news each day, I realize this is the world we seem to live in. In light of recent events regarding the attempt to destroy the career and livelihood of a fellow actress and woman, I have felt compelled to write this, as I have unfortunately been subject to the same toxic masculinity throughout my life.

You might have some questions about what happened between Abigail Breslin and Aaron Eckhart after the actress referenced their situation and compared it to Blake Lively‘s lawsuit against Justin Baldoni.

The 28-year-old actress took to social media over the weekend to share an essay that she wrote about how women are treated as “scapegoats” while men’s bad behavior is excused.

In the essay, she referenced “recent events,” seemingly addressing Blake‘s allegations of sexual harassment on the set of It Ends With Us.

“In my recent career, I’ve brought forward concerns about a male colleague and was deemed ‘hysterical.’ I was told my fears were figments of my imagination. Now, as I’m seeing this pattern pop up more, I realize this is the norm,” she wrote.

This appears to be a reference to Aaron, who Abigail worked with on the 2024 movie Classified.

What happened on set...

Abigail Breslin opened up about Blake Lively‘s legal battle and allegations about working with Justin Baldoni in a lengthy and emotional essay.

The 28-year-old actress took to social media this week to reflect on how women are treated as “scapegoats” as the behavior of men is excused.

She wrote about the situation after Blake accused her It Ends With Us costar and director of sexual harassment and engaging in a smear campaign.

Her response comes over a year after we learned that Abigail had issues with her costar Aaron Eckhart while they filmed their movie Classified. The actress’ allegations were deemed “wild, hysterical and imaginary” in a lawsuit that was filed against her by the movie’s production companies.

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“When did the word woman become synonymous with scapegoat,” she wrote in a lengthy post on Tumblr. “In light of recent events regarding the...

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Hulu is definitely one of the most underrated streaming services out there as it is one of the biggest streaming services in the world but it doesn’t have as much flashy content as its other counterparts like Netflix or Prime Video. If you are a horror fan, then you will find many great shows, including the long-running anthology horror series American Horror Story. So, here are the best horror shows you should check out right now.

Grotesquerie Credit – FX

Grotesquerie is a crime thriller horror drama series created by Ryan Murphy, Jon Robin Baitz, and Joe Baken. The FX series follows Detective Lois Tryon as she teams up with Sister Megan, a local nun, to investigate the mystery behind a heinous crime that is affecting their community and their personal lives. Grotesquerie stars Niecy Nash-Betts, Courtney B. Vance,...

Imagine being such a powerful and inspiring figure that your words motivate someone to write a film. Well, Arnold Schwarzenegger is one. The man responsible for revamping the action genre and making danger look cool inspired a writer to write Steve Carell’s famous film, Little Miss Sunshine. The tragicomedy was released almost two decades ago but remains one of the best works of the actor.

Arnold Schwarzenegger in Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) | Credits: Tri-Star Pictures

Written by Michael Arndt, Little Miss Sunshine was inspired by a speech made by the former Governor of California – the one, the only, Arnold Schwarzenegger. As he talked about losers and despising the lot, the words struck a chord with the writer and he decided to channel it all into a script. However, Arnold Schwarzenegger’s speech didn’t have the effect the Governator thought it would.

Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Speech Inspired Little Miss Sunshine...

When a first responder crashes in the hospital, Wolf and his interns get to work in Brilliant Minds season 1, episode 10. This is an important story about chronic pain and treatments.

Caution: This post contains Spoilers for Brilliant Minds season 1, episode 10.

One thing that Brilliant Minds continues to do well is give us people-driven storylines. This is more than just a diagnosis. To Wolf, his patients are people, and he looks past the symptoms to figure out the treatments. His interns are learning well from him, figuring out ways to help patients at the same time.

Wolf understands chronic pain in Brilliant Minds

While Wolf isn’t struggling with a physical issue, he does understand chronic pain. He’s dealt with chronic emotional pain for decades. No, this isn’t the same as physical pain. I’ve been through both, and I can say that physical pain that doesn’t seem...

Accused has returned for a second season on Fox. The show, which was created by Howard Gordon, is based on the British anthology show of the same name that ran for two seasons from 2010 through 2012. Each episode features a new cast and is set in a different city, following a court case exploring an unusual crime. The cast of season 1 included Michael Chiklis, Abigail Breslin, Rachel Bilson, Whitney Cummings, and Jason Ritter, while season 2 features Felicity Huffman, William H. Macy, and Taylor Schilling, as well as Michael Chiklis in a new role.

In September 2024, Screen Rant was invited to visit the set of Accused season 2 in Ontario, Canada. The cast and crew were in the middle of a nine-day shoot for "Eugene's Story". The episode, which is set in Newton, Massachusetts and was directed by Michael Chiklis, follows Eugene Park (Ken Jeong), a kind-hearted jewelry store owner who is married to a younger woman,...

Breakout roles make movie stars actors can go from having nondescript careers to becoming the talk of Tinseltown overnight if they impressively pull off an important role that stands out as memorable, even if it's not as the protagonist. For some, the breakout role only paves the way for a career full of iconic characters, some much more memorable than the actor's first project. For example, Margot Robbie's breakout role in The Wolf of Wall Street made headlines, but she is now most famous for playing the main character in Barbie.

However, some stars, while they achieve the same status in the future, are always associated with their first big role. Their breakout performances turned them into movie stars, and while they may go on to do highly successful work, the actors' most famous roles will always be their breakthrough. For example, Bruce Willis went on to do Unbreakable...

Where Are They Now? Checking in on Former Child Stars - Main Image

Being a celebrity is no joke, and while some adults have problems with handling wealth and fame, several child stars had to deal with so much pressure at a much earlier age.

Child actors have been known to have very tough lives outside of the lighthearted shows they’ve been on, and their transition to adulthood is usually paved with all kinds of mistakes made public because of their status.

Not everyone manages to make the peaceful transition from child actor to just actor, and we take a look at the status of some promising young talents from before and where they ended up today.

Emily Osment

Emily Osment was introduced to the public eye as the best friend of Miley Stewart (Miley Cyrus) Lilly in Hannah Montana, and though she hasn’t starred in anything as big since the show ended,...

Keke Palmer recalls a Ryan Murphy yelling at her while filming for Scream Queens. Scream Queens is a Murphy-created TV series that ran for two seasons back in 2015 and 2016. Taking a partial anthology format, the show followed a series of murders by a serial killer who takes on their victims in different locations. Scream Queens featured a star-studded leading cast including Emma Roberts, Lea Michele, Abigail Breslin, Keke Palmer, Billie Lourd, Jamie Lee Curtis, Glen Powell, Niecy Nash, Kirstie Alley, and Taylor Lautner.

In an excerpt from her new memoir Master of Me: The Secret to Controlling Your Narrative (as per Variety), Palmer reveals an unfortunate interaction she had with Murphy on the set of Scream Queens. The actor explained that she was given a filming schedule and arranged another business opportunity for a day she was not scheduled to film. When she was called to set anyway, she...

This post contains spoilers for "Signs."

For me, "Signs" is the ultimate M. Night Shyamalan cinematic experience, and it has only gotten better with time. Before the film's 2002 release, Shyamalan had already proven his caliber as an up-and-coming filmmaker with "The Sixth Sense" and "Unbreakable" — two entries that still live up to their fame — but "Signs" solidified his ability to shock, mesmerize, and entertain. Popular discourse surrounding "Signs" often revolves around its final twist, but this sci-fi thriller flick offers much more than that; it is a dynamic exploration of apprehension and anxieties that culminate in an event that could lead to the end of the world.

Shyamalan invests the alien invasion premise with an empathetic focal point in the form of the Hess family, as we are privy to every doubt, toil, and crisis they undergo while the film inches towards its exhilarating climax. Graham (Mel Gibson), a pastor...

Keke Palmer recalled her time on the Scream Queens set and remembered a moment with co-creator Ryan Murphy after taking a day off.

The Emmy award-winning star is set to release a memoir titled Master of Me: The Secret to Controlling Your Narrative, which recalls the incident with Murphy.

According to the Los Angeles Times, Palmer writes in her memoir she was given the shooting schedule for Scream Queens and arranged to do something on her day off. However, on the day she took off, production told her she had to be on set but when Palmer didn’t oblige to fulfill her prior obligation, things got heated.

Palmer wrote in her memoir that she received a call from Murphy in which he “ripped” into her, with the actor adding, “It was kind of like I was in the dean’s office. He was like, ‘I’ve never seen you behave like this.

Jesse Eisenberg says Emma Stone landed her 'Zombieland' role after "assaulting" him with "insults".The 'Poor Things' actress, 36, was just 19 when she landed her breakthrough role as Wichita in the 2009 post-apocalyptic comedy film alongside Jesse, 41, as fellow survivor Columbus, and it turns out, her "cutting" comments about her co-star in her audition led to her being hired.Speaking on SiriusXM’s 'The Spotlight with Jessica Shaw recently, Jesse recounted: “I was already cast in the movie, so I was auditioning like many people for her part that day.The actors at that point were all amazing actresses, but they were all, like, trying to get into the movie, and so they were being really polite and everything.”He recalled: “And then [Stone] came in, and she just started making fun of me in the scene, like just assaulting me with insults in the scene and it was so funny.

One of Jesse Eisenberg‘s most memorable leading ladies gave him a run for his money before even landing the role.

After 15 years, the Zombieland actor recalled how co-star Emma Stone wowed the casting director and left him feeling “so, so small” during her audition for the 2009 Ruben Fleischer-directed post-apocalyptic comedy.

“I was already cast in the movie, so I was auditioning like many people for her part that day,” he recounted on SiriusXM’s The Spotlight with Jessica Shaw. “The actors at that point were all amazing actresses, but they were all, like, trying to get into the movie, and so they were being really polite and everything.

“And then [Stone] came in, and she just started making fun of me in the scene, like just assaulting me with insults in the scene and it was so funny. They were so quick and so funny and cutting,” added Eisenberg.

When you think of Emma Stone today, you see an Oscar-winning actress known for her intelligence, wit, and charm. But rewind to 2009, and there was a fresh-faced young star auditioning for the role of Wichita in Zombieland—a role that would go on to launch her into the stratosphere of stardom. But what stood out from that audition wasn’t just her acting chops. It was her ability to own the room in a way that not only impressed but humbled one of her co-stars—Jesse Eisenberg.

Emma Stone in Zombieland (2009) | Credit: Columbia Pictures

During a recent interview, Eisenberg took a stroll down memory lane to revisit his first encounter with Stone. He was already cast in the movie when he was asked to audition actresses for the role of Wichita, but none of the other actresses quite did it for him. But then the Poor Things star, 35, walked in.

Sam Raimis recent release, Dont Move, makes its steady way toward becoming one of the best survival thrillers in recent memory. The movie adds a twist to the cat-and-mouse chase, taking its horror to unexplored heights. Although the presence of a serial killer is often enough to send chills down the spine of most audiences, Dont Moves failing female body verges into true nightmare territory. Having been injected with a paralytic, the final girl becomes doomed to the will of her attacker.

For those who enjoyed watching Iris's blood-curdling efforts to escape her perpetrator, it's worth noting that several other films also offer adrenaline-pumping narratives with a twist. Leading the Dont Moves cast, actress Kelsey Asbille elevates a suicidal woman into a female rage icon, able to convey so much with the littlest breath. Building toward Dont Moves ending, Iris inner force proves a resourceful adversary against an otherwise experienced killer.

Stars: Aaron Eckhart, Tim Roth, Marysia S. Peres, Abigail Breslin, Kim DeLonghi | Written by Bob DeRosa | Directed by Roel Reiné

Classified is a title with a double meaning. It not only refers to the work C.I.A. assassin Evan does, but it’s how he gets the details of his assignments. His handler, Kevin disguises them as ads in the classified section of the local paper.

As the film begins we see just how the process works as he gets his assignment, gets his hotel room, gets, his weapons, hallucinates about his dead wife Monica, and takes out his target. He’s about to do it all again, this time in Rome, when he gets an unexpected visitor.

Kacey who claims to work for M16 as an analyst and has some important information for him. She claims Kevin is dead, and the division of the C.I.A. he worked for...

Imagine doing a job for decades, only to find out you’ve been living a lie, doing the dirty work for someone you didn’t even know existed. This is the core of Bob DeRosa’s movie— about clearing this confusion and conspiracy that’s turned his life upside down. “Classified” stars Aaron Eckhart as Evan Shaw, Tim Roth as Kevin Angler, Abigail Breslin as Kacey Walker, Matt Hookings as Antonio Griffin, and more.

Classified (2024) Plot Summary & Movie Synopsis: Who Is Shaw?

What is a government assassin? Think of it as someone who works for top-tier intelligence or investigation agencies, like the CIA or MI6, whose job is to take out threats for the sake of national security. That’s where the protagonist, Evan, comes in. He’s a government assassin, doing missions for the Central Intelligence Agency. Evan has a résumé teeming with high-stakes, off-the-books assignments, taking out criminals,...

Classified stars Aaron Eckhart as the lone wolf spy Evan Shaw, whom we learn virtually nothing about throughout the hour and 45-minute runtime of this disappointing new thriller. He's joined by former child star Abigail Breslin, who plays his long-lost daughter turned MI6 analyst, Kacey. Written by Roel Rein and directed by Bob DeRosa, Classified will not be remembered as one of the best spy movies of the 2020s and will likely fly under the radar for most audiences. Though competently shot, the storytelling and performances leave much to be desired.

Classified

Director Roel ReineWriters Bob DeRosaCast Joe Azzopardi, Baylee Toney, Myles Clohessy, Matt Hookings, Kim DeLonghi, Tim Roth, Abigail Breslin, Aaron EckhartRating RGenres Thriller, Action

The film's conceit revolves around Evan's discovery that he hasn't been assassinating people for the CIA, as he believed, but an independent company using him for monetary gain. This is made even worse because...

Taking on the role of troubled assassin Evan Shaw, Aaron Eckhart brings his signature serious depth to the character. Director Roel Reiné’s new action thriller Classified throws viewers into a murky world of espionage and betrayal.

As a veteran CIA operative, Evan receives assignments through codes hidden in newspaper classifieds, carrying out hits in solitude. But troubling revelations soon challenge everything he believed about the opaque organization he’s dedicated his life to.

When a daring young intelligence analyst named Kacey, played compellingly by Abigail Breslin, unveils the shocking truth that Evan’s long-standing division has ceased to exist for years, he’s forced to question who has truly been orchestrating his missions all this time.

Teaming up with the determined Kacey, Evan embarks on a quest for answers that will take them on a pulse-pounding journey across scenic locations in Malta. Along the way, unexpected twists unfold as...

There is shockingly bad dialogue and a lot of extras waiting to fall over dead as Eckhart’s killer for hire finds all is not what it seems

This decidedly shonky, if at least relatively unpretentious, action film stars Aaron Eckhart, once very much the coming man who’s not had the career you would expect for someone with his looks and talent. Eckhart plays a hitman named Evan Shaw; clearly a bit of a dolt, Shaw thinks he works for a super-specialised unit within the CIA that dispatches him to assassinate bad guys by sending him coded messages in the classified ads in newspapers (very retro). Shaw never sees his boss, Kevin although a flashback reveals they used to have dinner together once in a while. Still grieving his late wife, Monica, Shaw devotes himself to his lonely, murderous work, passing through airports, picking up suitcases with high calibre rifles at lost property offices,...

Plot: A career CIA hitman who’s been solely using the classified section of various newspapers to receive his orders suddenly discovers that his division’s actually been shut down for years.

Review: As of late, Aaron Eckhart has been making a career starring in these low-budget action flicks. Decidedly more focused on the conversations versus actual bombastic action, this is what I’d refer to as a “wait and see” action movie. The action beats are over just as fast as they begin, and it’s much more about the setup. This is clearly due to budget constraints but also a bit of creative laziness, as it gets quite shocking with how little is actually happening. I’ll give you three guesses as to which type of action film Classified is…

Eckhart stars as Evan Shaw, a CIA hitman who is told that his division has actually been shut...

Lionsgate wants theatergoers to have the time of their lives, so the studio is adapting “Dirty Dancing” as a Broadway musical.

“Dirty Dancing: The Musical” will launch in late 2025 with aspirations for Broadway as well as a North American run. From there, producers plan to expand the show to theater markets in Asia, Australia, Latin America and beyond.

Eleanor Bergstein, who wrote the film’s screenplay, is developing the show and writing the book of the musical. Lonny Price, who played Neil Kellerman in “Dirty Dancing,” will direct the re-envisioned production. He’s a Tony nominee for “A Class Act” and “110 in the Shade” and originated the role of Charley Kringas in the ill-fated 1981 run of Stephen Sondheim’s “Merrily We Roll Along.”

The 1987 film starred Jennifer Grey as Frances “Baby” Houseman, a young woman who falls in love with dance instructor Jonny Castle (Patrick Swayze) at a resort in...

Cameron Diaz is going back to acting after a 10-year break. She’s starring in the appropriately titled Netflix movie, Back in Action, with Jamie Foxx. To celebrate Diaz’s big return, here are some of her movies, from comedies to musicals, streaming now.

1 ‘The Sweetest Thing’

Perhaps one of Diaz’s most well-known movies alongside The Holiday and Charlie’s Angels, The Sweetest Thing has Christina (Diaz) breaking her only dating rule. Soon she and her best friend, Courtney (Christina Applegate), are on a road trip to find love.

Watch The Sweetest Thing on Netflix.

2. Cameron Diaz movies streaming now: ‘My Sister’s Keeper’

Based on the Jodi Picoult novel, My Sister’s Keeper follows Anna (Abigail Breslin) as she sues her parents, Sara (Diaz) and Brian (Jason Patric), after being conceived as a marrow donor for her older sister, Kate, who has leukemia.

Directed by Nick Cassavetes of The Notebook fame,...

Behind-the-scenes stories reveal that being an actor is not as safe as one might hope when movie stars often find themselves in dangerous situations while filming. The biggest disasters to ever happen on movie sets are the worst-case scenarios, but other shocking stories that thankfully ended with no permanent injuries recount actors encountering danger. This may be due to hazardous filming conditions, intense choreography, or misunderstandings with people outside the crew.

Actors famous for doing their own stunts are at risk of injury, as well as those managing complex set pieces. Unfortunately, negligence on the part of the crew may lead to an actor being injured, if safety standards arent met and stunt doubles aren't used when they are needed. Certain examples regarded as the most hostile movie sets ever are far enough in the past that people would hope these conditions wouldn't happen again today. Yet actors may encounter...

Searchlight Pictures is celebrating a milestone anniversary with … T-shirts!

The studio, which is marking the moment with a variety of initiatives and partners from Ore-Ida and Warby Parker to Hitching Post Winery, has teamed up once again with buzzy Los Angeles brand Hiro Clark to honor its 30th year in business. (The two previously partnered on “Hello Stranger” shirts after the success of the critically acclaimed All of Us Strangers from Andrew Haigh.)

In doing so, Hiro Clark is offering a limited-edition collection of tees, five in total, that retail for $98 apiece in multiple color options. Here’s the part cinephiles need to know: The line of five honors Searchlight’s beloved films including Tamara Jenkins’ 1998 movie Slums of Beverly Hills, Kimberly Peirce’s 1999 film Boys Don’t Cry, Jared Hess’s 2004 film Napoleon Dynamite, Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris’ 2006 film Little Miss Sunshine, and Scott Cooper’s 2009 film Crazy Heart.

Fans of the comedy horror Bodies Bodies Bodies will be disappointed to learn that the movie will leave Netflix on Sept. 19, 2024. But the good news is that a long list of horror comedies is available on the streaming service to fill the void. And don't miss this year's Netflix & Chills lineup.

Bodies Bodies Bodies and other horror comedies are a unique subgenre of horror that mixes slasher elements with absurd comedic ones. Mixing comedy with horror is nothing new, as Edgar Allan Poe and other writers often combined the two in their works.

Bride of Chucky

Bride of Chucky is the fourth installment of the Child's Play franchise, written by creator Don Mancini and directed by Ronny Yu, also known for Freddy vs. Jason (2003). Brad Dourif returns as the voice of Chucky, with Jennifer Tilly portraying Tiffany Valentine, a role she would reprise in several other installments of the franchise.

"Finish the mission... or you become the mission!" Saban Films has revealed an official trailer for the action thriller film titled Classified, another of these dime-a-dozen junk action films tossed on VOD. Never heard of it before and probably won't ever hear of it again. The storyline revolves around a veteran CIA agent and his daughter, who herself is an MI6 analyst. His daughter tracks him down and tells him his boss has been dead for years. He has been solely using the classified section of various newspapers to receive his orders - only to discover that his division's actually been shut down for a long time. They set out to find out who has actually been giving him his instructions and sending him on missions. Aaron Eckhart stars with Abigail Breslin, plus Tim Roth, Matt Hookings, Myles Clohessy, Kim DeLonghi, and Joe Azzopardi. This looks like another made-on-Malta tax write off.

Exclusive: LA’s Micheaux Film Festival will officially run at The Culver Theater in Culver City from October 21 to October 27 with a selection of short and feature projects with talent such as Viola Davis and Morris Chestnut. Scroll down to see the featured lineup.

The festival, launched by Courtney L. Branch and Noel Braham to honor the legendary Oscar Micheaux, celebrates its sixth anniversary this year. The festival’s theme will be Champions, a celebration of “the resilience and determination of filmmakers who overcome countless obstacles to bring their visions to life.”

This year’s lineup includes more than 250 short films, feature films, and new media series with additional projects screening virtually. Titles include The Ebony Canal, a 46-minute feature on Black infant mortality rates narrated by Viola Davis. Also screening is The Origin, a project produced by Morris Chestnut, and Tea, a short project from filmmaker Blake Winston Rice featuring Michael Gandolfini.

What happens when you’re a CIA hitman who can no longer trust the nature of his work? Aaron Eckhart finds out in Saban Films‘ Classified trailer, featuring The Dark Knight and Thank You For Smoking actor in a hard-boiled action role with enemies approaching from all sides.

Roel Reiné directs Classified from a script by Bob DeRosa. Here’s the official synopsis for Classified courtesy of Saban Films:

“Operating alone in the field for more than 20 years, a CIA hitman (Aaron Eckhart) uses the “Help Wanted” section of the newspapers to get his orders from the Agency. His long-lost daughter (Abigail Breslin), now a UK MI6 analyst, tracks him down to deliver shocking news: his CIA boss (Tim Roth) has been dead for years and the division long since shut down. Together, they set out to discover whose orders he’s been executing.”

Abigail Breslin and Tim Roth...

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His Three Daughters is a comedy-drama film written and directed by Azazel Jacobs. The Netflix film revolves around three estranged sisters as they reunite in New York City to take care of their ailing father but soon they find themselves fighting with each other due to their past issues and current predicament. His Three Daughter stars Elizabeth Olsen, Carrie Coon, and Natasha Lyonne in the lead roles with Jay O. Sanders, Jovan Adepo, Rudy Galvan, Jose Febus, and Jasmine Bracey starring in supporting roles. So, if you loved the heartwarming comedy, dysfunctional family, and compelling characters in His Three Daughters here are some similar movies you should check out next.

This Is Where I Leave You (Rent on Prime Video) Credit – Warner Bros.

This Is Where I Leave You is a comedy-drama film directed by Shawn Levy from a screenplay by Jonathan Tropper.

A press release has just revealed that director M. Night Shyamalan’s breakthrough film, the 1999 supernatural thriller The Sixth Sense, and his 2002 alien invasion film Signs are both getting their first 4K Uhd digital releases on August 27th, with 4K Uhd Blu-ray disc releases set to follow on October 22nd. A special bundle opportunity will also be available at digital retailers on August 27th that will pair the 4K editions of The Sixth Sense and Signs with the 4K digital version of Shyamalan’s 2000 low-key superhero movie Unbreakable!

The press release notes that the original negatives for both The Sixth Sense and Signs were scanned at 4K resolution and restored in High Dynamic Range (Hdr).

Nominated for six Oscars, including Best Picture, The Sixth Sense is celebrating its 25th anniversary this month. “Known for one of the best plot twists in cinematic history, the psychological thriller stars Bruce Willis, Haley Joel Osment,...

In an interview with People magazine about her new book “By Any Other Name,” author Jodi Picoult revealed her inspiration for the novel came from the “terrible experience” she had with the 2009 film adaptation of “My Sister’s Keeper.”

“It kind of goes back to when I had a really terrible experience turning ‘My Sister’s Keeper’ into a film,” Picoult said. “It took me a long time to kind of wrap my head around the fact that they didn’t ruin my book. My book is still there. And anyone who reads my book is still getting the story that I intended.”

“My Sister’s Keeper,” starring Cameron Diaz and Abigail Breslin, sits at a 47% on review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes. However, former Variety film critic Justin Chang gave a glowing review upon its release in 2009, writing, “Unsubtle, uneven and undeniably effective, this take-no-prisoners cancer weepie poses a fascinating moral quandary — a girl...

Exclusive: Range Media Partners has inked a strategic partnership with Artists For Artists, the production company of Kenan Thompson & John Ryan Jr., spanning production, management, endorsements, and more.

Under the partnership, Range will co-produce projects with Thompson, Ryan and Afa, also representing the interests of the company and its principals from a management perspective, when it comes to endorsements and film/TV opportunities, and working with them to identify new business opportunities.

“Since Afa’s launch just a year after our own, we’ve been watching their growth from the incredible breadth of projects to the brilliant talent they work with,” said Range CEO Peter Micelli. “Our two companies both hold a core belief that when talent share in greater creative and financial autonomy, good things ensue. We couldn’t be more excited to be in business with Kenan, Johnny and the whole Afa team.”

Stated Artists For Artists’ Co-Founder and CEO,...

The Rise of a Phenomenal Actor Few actors have had as diverse a filmography as the great Paul Dano. From comedic and lighthearted films to dark and emotionally driven roles, his ability as an actor and his performances in these movies are like no other. Alongside acting, Dano is also a director as he made his directorial debut with the 2018 film ‘Wildlife’, which is an adaptation of the Richard Ford novel of the same name and stars Jake Gyllenhaal and Carey Mulligan. The talented actor first started out on Broadway at a young age and made his debut on screen for the film, ‘The Newcomers’ in 2000. Since then, Dano has appeared in many notable movies and television series and earned several awards for his performances. Here is a look back at his best roles and the films he has starred in. Things to do: Subscribe to The Hollywood Insider’s YouTube Channel,...

While there is a new Suits spinoff coming, one of the cast members of the original series just picked up a new TV role of his own. Patrick J. Adams, who starred as Mike Ross on the law-based TV show, has signed on to appear in the Fox anthology crime series Accused.

Here is what you need to know about Adams’s new role and what to expect from his appearance.

Suits Star Signs On For Accused

USA Network ended Suits in 2019. However, the show remains a beloved favorite thanks to its streaming on Netflix. Despite its popularity, it hasn’t meant big things for the cast. Gabriel Macht, who played Harvey Specter, hasn’t had a role in anything since the show ended.

Mike and Harvey in Suits | YouTube

Patrick J. Adams had a little more success. He got roles in Sneaky Pete and The Right Stuff before picking...

Signs' water twist led to a unique and meaningful solution to defeating the alien invaders - but it didn't actually make sense. The Aliens' severe reaction to H2O would have been realized long before the endign. Despite its flaws and lack of logical sense, Signs remains a fun and thrilling sci-fi horror movie.

The final twist in the 2002 sci-fi horror Signs was a lot of fun, but the longer I think about it, the less it makes any sense. Part of the appeal of the M. Night Shyamalan movie is the number of unique factors that came together to save the protagonists in the end, putting an end to the plans of an invading alien species. Like many sci-fi stories, there are aspects of this that we have to accept despite their lack of sense. However, the older I get and the more I consider it, the harder it...

It doesn’t matter if you are happy, sad, or feeling stuck in your life a good road trip with your friends and family has the capability of solving every little or big problem in your life. That’s why road trip movies are a reminder to ourselves to get out of our little apartments and hit the road with our loved ones to go on a life-altering adventure to create memories that we will never forget. Therefore, we compiled a list of the 10 best road trip movies filled with comedy, adventure, emotion, wide open roads, and beautiful sceneries to remind you to go on the greatest adventure of your life.

Dog (Prime Video & MGM+) Credit – MGM

Dog is a comedy-drama film directed by Channing Tatum and Reid Carolin from a screenplay by Carolin. The 2022 film follows the story of US Army Ranger Jackson Briggs as he goes on a...

We’re talking M. Night Shyamalan’s Signs (2002) this week on the Nightmare on Film Street horror movie podcast, and we’re feeling the rural horror love. Join your horror hosts Kimmi and Jon as they dissect the emotions from the facts, and get down to the real meat of it; why would aliens who have a weakness to water wage war on a planet that’s 80% wet?

We’ve got corn. We’ve got crop circles. We’ve got crackling baby monitors. We’ve got shadows on the roof. We’ve got… surprisingly few cows?

Signs (2002) stars Mel Gibson as Graham Hess, a former preacher turned farmer who’s lost his faith after a family tragedy. Living on a Pennsylvania farm with his brother Merrill (Joaquin Phoenix) and his two kids, Morgan (Rory Culkin) and Bo (Abigail Breslin), Graham starts noticing some seriously weird stuff around his property. As...

As part of its fall lineup announcement Monday, Fox revealed some of the players who will appear on the second season of Accused.

Michael Chiklis — who was featured in Accused‘s first episode when it premiered in January of 2023 — will return for the second season of the drama developed by Howard Gordon. The show’s set to air at 8 p.m. on Tuesdays this fall on Fox.

Joining the former Vic Mackey on the new season is Felicity Huffman, William H. Macy and Nick Cannon. It’s not clear, for now, what roles the actors will play in the anthology, which features different stories of crime and punishment told from the defendant’s point of view.

In his episode from season 1, Chiklis played a frightened dad who had to confront the realities of his troubled son’s behavior. The star of The Shield went on to direct “Jack’s Story,...

“Harry Potter” star Tom Felton is currently filming the series “Gandhi,” where he plays Josiah Oldfield, the future Mahatma’s friend in London.

Part of the series, produced by Sameer Nair for India’s Applause Entertainment and directed by Hansal Mehta, follows the young Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi when he was in London to study law and missing vegetarian food. It examines how Gandhi’s chance discovery of a vegetarian restaurant brings him to the lesser-known Vegetarian Society of London, of which Oldfield is one of the founders. This chance meeting proves to be formative for Gandhi, as it is Oldfield who first discovers the writer in him and encourages him to pen articles for the Vegetarian Magazine.

“It is about the relationship between the two of them and how they found each other at exactly the right time. And how without meeting each other, their lives would have definitely been different,...

A certain actor has been taking over Hollywood as of late, and his name is Glen Powell.

The actor, hailing from Austin, Texas, has a long list of credits to his name, with various appearances on television series over the years. But, he reached movie star status after starring in two of the biggest films of the last two years.

Both Top Gun: Maverick and Anyone but You were bonafide commercial hits, but they are far from the only series and movies of Mr. Powell's you'll want to add to your must-watch list.

Powell's acting career started with a small role in Spy Kids 3-D Game, and a few years later, he went on to star in The Great Debaters alongside Hollywood heavy hitters Forest Whitaker and Denzel Washington, who also directed it.

More roles would follow that, including guest stints on CSI: Miami, Rizzoli & Isles, and NCIS.