‘Pokémon: Wild Card’ Movie Announced for 2027; Watch the Teaser
A new Pokémon movie is headed to the big screen. Pokémon: Wild Card was announced Sunday night during the closing ceremony of the 2026 Pokémon World Championships, which took place in San Francisco. “For the first time in seven years, a new Pokémon movie is on its way,” the Pokémon Company president and CEO […]
Naya Rivera & Ryan Dorsey’s 10-Year-Old Son Josey Lands 1st Film Role
Naya Rivera and Ryan Dorsey’s son is set to make his feature film debut. Josey Dorsey, 10, has landed a role in writer-director Evan Coury’s The Burning Valley, according to IMDB.com. Ryan Dorsey also is listed among the cast, meaning the father-son duo could share some screen time in the younger Dorsey’s film debut. Coury […]
Coyote vs Acme No. 2 at Box Office; Spider-Man Tops Titanic, Dog Stars
It might not have been quite the show of emphatic box office support that Looney Tunes fans hoped to see after Coyote vs. Acme was saved from becoming a Warner Bros. tax write-off, but the film managed to get rolling over the weekend to score a second-place finish behind the unstoppable Spider-Man: Brand New Day. […]
Chris Hansen on Robert Pattinson’s ‘Pretty Good Imitation’ in Primetime
Chris Hansen is speaking out again about the upcoming film Primetime, and this time, he’s giving Robert Pattinson some credit for his performance as him. Speaking with Entertainment Tonight, Hansen, the former host of Dateline NBC’s To Catch a Predator, shared his take on The Batman star’s portrayal based on what he’s seen in the […]
Shailene Woodley Recalls Her Mary Jane Role Cut From Amazing Spider-Man 2
Shailene Woodley is reflecting on the time her “dream” role as Mary Jane Watson was cut from The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Speaking with the SAG-AFTRA Foundation’s Conversations recently, Woodley shared her reaction to learning that her scenes with Andrew Garfield, who starred as Peter Parker/Spider-Man, had been cut from the final film. The actress said […]
Coyote vs. Acme: Will Forte Celebrates Film’s Long-Awaited Release
The time has finally come: Coyote vs. Acme is now playing in theaters. To celebrate the film’s official release day, director Dave Green shared a thank-you letter on social media, writing in part, “COYOTE VS. ACME IS FINALLY, GLORIOUSLY, IN THEATERS NOW. Which means one thing. WE WON. You can go see this movie. In […]
Dave Franco Says Raunchy ‘Idiots’ Scene Is “Craziest Thing” He’s Done
If you’re an emerging director, chances are you’ll hear a word of encouragement from Dave Franco. Jeremy Saulnier certainly did after the actor saw the filmmaker’s breakout self- and crowd-funded revenge thriller, Blue Ruin (2013), starring his childhood best friend Macon Blair. When Blair himself took a crack at the director’s chair a few years […]
Rise of a Legend Trailer: Gilles Villeneuve Drives For Speed, Trophies
Gilles Villeneuve, the late Canadian race car legend, shows his daring, aggressive style both on and off the Formula 1 track in the trailer for the Villeneuve: Rise of a Legend biopic set to world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival. Directed by Yan Lanouette Turgeon, the film stars Remi Goulet as the F1 car […]
Roger Waters, Annie Ernaux Urge Venice Fest Action for Palestine
Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters, Nobel-winning writer Annie Ernaux, actor Guy Pearce and a host of Italian and international artists have signed an open letter to the Venice Biennale and the Venice Film Festival calling on the event to take “concrete action” against what they describe as a genocide against the Palestinian people. The appeal under […]
Venice 2026: ‘Meteorite’ Film Trailer Shows Women at Amusement Park
Meteorite (Meteorito), Colombian visual artist and filmmaker Sebastián Múnera’s feature directorial debut, promises to be a rollercoaster ride when it world-premieres in the competition lineup of the Venice Critics’ Week on Sept. 8. Just hear me out! Tefa and Nia live in a small town near the Magdalena River, where they raise Nia’s young nephew. Nia […]