
The adventures of the Enterprise-G begin in IDW's new flagship series in September. Continue Reading »
Second half of season 4 begins in Thursday. Continue Reading »
Paramount is promising surprise guest stars for the event in October. Continue Reading »
Dr. Ann Marie Segal cohosts, and we play Laurie's interview with Orion guest stars Joe Lo Truglio and Rachael Harris. Continue Reading »
The show didn't follow the last season, which debuted with a record. Continue Reading »
A transporter malfunction turns most of the crew into puppets while Spock fights to reclaim the ship. Continue Reading »
One of our favorite games was almost something completely different. Continue Reading »
The comic series moves into its final arc this week. Continue Reading »
Paramount+ EVP & Head of Originals Jane Wiseman talks Trek. Continue Reading »
A transporter malfunction turns most of the crew into puppets while Spock fights to reclaim the ship. Continue Reading »
Ali G is back as Sacha Baron Cohen reprises his character in the trailer for a new surprise Amazon MGM Studios movie, Ali G: Who Iz I?
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It's He-Man and She-Ra vs. the evil forces of Skeletor, in a new Magic: The Gathering Secret Lair x Masters of the Universe drop.
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day was number one at the box office for a fourth straight week. How much longer until it's number one all time?
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Disney made a Goofy amount of theme park announcements at this year's D23. Here's everything we learned about what's coming to the parks.
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The world of popular video game God of War is coming to Prime Video. Here's everything we know about it so far.
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For almost as long as there has been a Superman in comics films, and TV, he's had a loyal best friend named Jimmy Olsen.
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What is One Piece's Baroque Works and who are its agents? A spoiler-free guide to the organization and its members before One Piece season 2.
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Who are the new cast and characters of One Piece Season 3? We round them all up as the new season of the live-action adaptation gets closer.
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HBO's Lanterns revealed the existence of Manhunters in the series, but who are these ancient androids that pre-dated the Green Lanterns?
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Coyote vs. Acme is fantastic both as an entertaining movie and as commentary on the creative vs business side of Hollywood.
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Batman fights a dangerous masked vigilante within the first 10 minutes of the new animated movie. Batman: Knightfall Part 1 wastes little time putting Bruce Wayne into another brutal battle. The fight also introduces a character who will become important to Batman’s future. The story starts after Bane destroys Arkham Asylum and releases its inmates. […] Continue Reading »
Adam Driver‘s reported casting as Mister Sinister could give the X-Men villain an earlier MCU appearance than expected. A new rumor claims that Driver’s character may show up in Avengers: Secret Wars, potentially placing him in the franchise before Marvel’s planned X-Men reboot. The rumor has not been verified by Marvel Studios, but it has […] Continue Reading »
Netflix has released the first official trailer for Stranger Things: Tales from ’85 Season 2, teasing a chilling new mystery. The next installment of the animated Stranger Things spin-off series follows the young investigative team as they confront a new paranormal threat in Hawkins. According to Netflix Tudum, Season 2 begins after the first season, […] Continue Reading »
Nicolas Cage just picked his favorite Spider-Man. His pick prompted a response from the star himself. Andrew Garfield has finally reacted to being Cage’s choice for the best portrayal of the web-slinger. In his latest Esquire U.K. profile published on Tuesday, Garfield gave a heartwarming response to Cage choosing him as his favorite Spider-Man. “That’s […] Continue Reading »
Inde Navarrette has shared her reaction to joining the MCU as Rogue. Marvel recently announced the Obsession star as part of the ensemble of its upcoming X-Men reboot. While meeting fans and signing autographs, she was asked how it feels to play the iconic mutant. Navarrette replied, “It’s phenomenal. A huge honor. It’s insane.” Navarrette’s […] Continue Reading »
Scott M. Gimple, co-writer of 2012’s Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance, has offered some advice for Ryan Gosling’s upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe reboot. The 55-year-old screenwriter recently reflected on his experience scripting Nicolas Cage’s final outing as Johnny Blaze during a recent interview. Speaking with The Direct, Gimple was asked what the new film might […] Continue Reading »
A new Batman movie is now available to watch at home. Batman: Knightfall – Part 1 has arrived on digital platforms, giving fans the opportunity to watch the new animated feature following its premiere. The release also marks the beginning of a trilogy that will continue with two additional installments. Batman: Knightfall – Part 1 […] Continue Reading »
Andrew Koji and Noah Centineo have been pushed to their limits for the upcoming Street Fighter. Koji and Centineo recently opened up about the grueling six-week training session they had to undergo for the action-comedy movie. It is scheduled to hit theaters on October 16, 2026. Directed by Kitao Sukarai, the movie is based on […] Continue Reading »
Bill Skarsgård may still have a role waiting for him in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. According to a new rumor from an industry insider, the actor is reportedly in talks for another highly anticipated MCU project after missing out on the X-Men role. Scooper MyTimeToShineH took to X and shared that Skarsgård remains in discussions […] Continue Reading »
Kevin Smith says Marvel and Star Wars’ upcoming crossover feels like an MCU movie. The filmmaker is writing Star Wars/Marvel: Hope Assembles, the first official comic book crossover between the two franchises. The five-issue series will bring characters from A New Hope into Marvel’s Earth-616 universe. A reality-shattering spell causes the events of A New […] Continue Reading »
Dan Stevens has been cast as Alex Murphy/RoboCop in Amazon's Prime Video series — reversing earlier reports that the show would center on a brand-new character instead.
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Now and Again ended on a cliffhanger CBS never let it resolve — here's why the network pulled the plug, and where (barely) you can still watch it.
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Jon Hamm plays a complicated guy in Your Friends & Neighbors.
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Before Marvel turned parallel worlds into a billion-dollar franchise, this canceled '90s sci-fi series mastered the multiverse first — and now all five seasons are streaming for free.
Sliders Was the Best Multiverse Story Ever Made — and It Just Went Free on Tubi Written by Tito Pernalete for Fortress of Solitude
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From forced franchise leads to heavily pushed "next big things," these actors were everywhere for a minute — magazine covers, blockbuster roles, and studio hype included — but audiences just never fully connected.
20 Actors Hollywood Tried to Make Happen (But We Just Didn’t Buy It) Written by Jarrod Saunders for Fortress of Solitude
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From breakdancing denials to hate-crime hoaxes, these are the biggest public lies Hollywood stars got caught telling.
10 Times Hollywood Actors Got Caught Lying (And Everyone Found Out) Written by Tito Pernalete for Fortress of Solitude
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From Oscar winners to genre legends, these are the 12 actors who prove that craft outshines star billing.
Gary Oldman, Daniel Day-Lewis, and 10 Other Character Actors Who Redefined What Acting Means Written by Tito Pernalete for Fortress of Solitude
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She played the neighbor who never waited for an invitation. Nearly four decades later, Andrea Barber's still doing exactly that.
Full House Turns 40 Next Year. Andrea Barber Already Let Herself In Written by Tito Pernalete for Fortress of Solitude
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The Amblin-produced NBC series lasted just one season — and Spielberg wanted his name off it before it even aired.
Earth 2: Spielberg Quietly Pulled His Name From This 90s Sci-Fi Show Before It Ever Aired Written by Tito Pernalete for Fortress of Solitude
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Noah Centineo hasn't spoken to Sylvester Stallone about playing John Rambo, but he still hopes to in the future.
Noah Centineo Reveals He Still Hasn’t Spoken to Sylvester Stallone About Playing Rambo Written by Sergio Pereira for Fortress of Solitude
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A great television series can hide behind a terrible first impression. Sometimes the pilot is awkward, the characters feel unfinished, the jokes land badly, or the premise seems unsure of what it wants to be. That can be surprising when the same show eventually becomes a cultural favorite with devoted fans and unforgettable episodes. Reddit users named series that made them question why anyone kept watching, only to discover that patience paid off. Some needed a new cast member, others needed time to find their rhythm, and a few were almost completely reinvented. These are shows worth giving another chance.
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Movie sets have rules for almost everything, but famous actors can sometimes negotiate an entirely different set of privileges. Once a performer becomes valuable enough to a production, unusual requests can make their way into contracts, shooting schedules, costumes, scripts, and even the final edit. Some of these arrangements exist for practical reasons, while others come from years of bargaining power or simply reflect a star's very specific preferences. The strangest examples can sound completely made up until the behind the scenes stories reveal what actually happened. These are some of the unusual freedoms, demands, and creative privileges that movie stars have managed to secure while working on major productions.
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Fame can make someone's earlier life seem almost impossible to imagine. It is easy to picture a future movie star, musician, or television personality as someone who was always destined for the spotlight, but many famous people spent years doing completely ordinary work before anyone knew their names. They waited tables, worked office jobs, taught classes, sold clothes, drove trucks, and handled the same everyday responsibilities as millions of other people. Some were already pursuing entertainment on the side while paying the bills, while others stumbled into their eventual careers unexpectedly. These surprisingly normal jobs offer a glimpse at lives that looked very different before Hollywood came calling.
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We all know plenty of movies with special effects that will last forever, made by cutting edge technologies and techniques that pushed the industry forward. We also know movies deemed like little more than trash, released rather recently, with effects that make them seem from many decades ago. We’re not here to celebrate the former, but to mock the latter.
This has become particularly noticeable in recent blockbusters, where enormous CGI-heavy sequences can expose rushed production schedules and overloaded visual-effects teams. From superhero disasters to ambitious science fiction, these recent movies show that throwing more money at a screen doesn't necessarily make the pixels look better.
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Everyone has that one movie habit that can pull them straight out of a story. It might be a character making an obviously terrible decision, a romance that feels completely unnecessary, or a plot twist that only exists because nobody thought to have a five second conversation. These little annoyances can be surprisingly powerful, especially when the rest of the movie is doing everything right. Redditors have spent plenty of time identifying the things that make them suddenly stop caring about what happens on screen, and some of the complaints are incredibly specific. Here are fifteen movie habits that viewers say can ruin the experience almost instantly.
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There is something uniquely frustrating about loving a video game series that seems to have been forgotten. The games may still have devoted fans, memorable characters, incredible soundtracks, or mechanics that nobody quite managed to recreate, yet years can pass without another proper entry. Sometimes a franchise simply faded away, while others were left behind after one disappointing release or a change in what publishers wanted to make. Reddit recently asked gamers which supposedly dead franchises they still miss, and the answers covered some seriously beloved names. These are fifteen series people who clearly are not ready to let go, even if the companies behind them seem perfectly happy to move on.
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Movies love hiding little details where viewers can see them without realizing what they are looking at. A prop on a shelf, a familiar name on a sign, a background character, or a tiny visual reference can carry a connection that only becomes obvious once someone points it out. Some of these details were planted as jokes, others connect different movies within the same universe, and a few reward people who have watched the same film more times than they would probably admit. The best ones do not interrupt the story at all, which is exactly why they can sit there unnoticed for years while millions of people watch the same scene.
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Sometimes a movie just loses you. It doesn't necessarily have to be the worst thing you've ever watched, either. Maybe the jokes aren't landing, the characters aren't giving you anyone to root for, or you suddenly realize you've spent the last 20 minutes thinking about what you're going to have for dinner. At that point, another hour can feel like a serious commitment. People on Reddit shared the movies that finally made them do something many film fans hate doing: give up before the credits. Some barely made it through the opening scenes, while others held on surprisingly long before admitting defeat. From disappointing sequels to adaptations that immediately annoyed longtime fans, these were the movies they simply didn't care enough to finish.
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Movie romances have one major advantage over real relationships: they can end at exactly the right moment. Once the couple finally gets together, the music starts playing and the credits roll before anyone has to figure out whose apartment they're keeping or whether they actually have anything in common. Some cinematic couples absolutely earn their happy endings. Others seem to benefit enormously from the fact that we never get to check on them six months later. Maybe they fell for each other during an unusually intense few days, ignored some fairly obvious incompatibilities, or made a life-changing romantic decision before really getting to know each other. We hope these couples made it work, but we wouldn't necessarily bet on it.
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Movies have always rewarded people who pay a little too much attention to what's happening in the background. A sign, a license plate, or a seemingly random prop can turn out to be a joke meant for viewers who recognize another movie entirely. Some filmmakers reference their friends' work, while others hide callbacks to their own earlier films or sneak familiar characters into places where they definitely don't belong. None of these details are necessary to understand the story, and plenty are on screen for only a few seconds. That's part of the fun. Whether you caught them immediately or needed several rewatches, these movie Easter eggs give eagle-eyed viewers something extra to discover.
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