Tom Cruise is never not doing stunts that would send any normal person (or even trained professional, in some cases) straight to the hospital, and he’s back at it again for Mission: Impossible – Fallout. A new featurette for the flick, directed by Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation filmmaker Christopher McQuarrie, highlights the death-defying stunts Cruise performs […]

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Even for the best actors, some scenes are too ridiculous to play them straight. Enjoy this count down from WatchMojo where they pick their Top 10 Scenes Where Actors Couldn’t Keep a Straight Face. Video From: WatchMojo

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The ads for ‘Sicario: Day of the Soldado’ are competing with news coverage of the chaos on the U.S. border, but Sony Pictures isn’t backing away from its marketing plans. On June 19, MSNBC cut from a lengthy segment on border chaos and immigration policy right into a commercial break that featured a guns-blazing ad […]

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As Variety reported exclusively earlier this month, Prince’s estate and Sony Music Entertainment have inked an exclusive distribution agreement. Under the new arrangement, the Prince catalog included in the deal will be distributed by Legacy Recordings. Worldwide rights begin immediately for Prince’s album releases from 1995-2010, with the others following in years to come. The list of album […]

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Ed Sheeran is facing a $100 million lawsuit that alleges the singer-songwriter copied Marvin Gaye’s 1973 hit “Let’s Get It On” on his 2014 song “Thinking Out Loud,” TMZ reported. The company Structured Asset Sales who owns one-third of the copyright to “Let’s Get It On” files the lawsuit. “According to the lawsuit, Sheeran’s song has […]

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Fox has officially ghosted on “Ghosted” after just one season. The Adam Scott and Craig Robinson-led comedy from creator Tom Gormican has been canceled by the broadcast network, less than a week after airing its first season finale — which will now be its last. The news isn’t surprising since the show has maintained low […]

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Jared Leto, who played The Joker in Suicide Squad, is looking to add another comic book character to his resume. The Oscar-winning actor has signed on to star in Morbius, Sony’s latest entry into its Marvel-based, Spider-Man-centric universe of characters. Daniel Espinosa, the Scandanavian filmmaker who helmed Safe House and last year’s sci-fi thriller Life, will direct the feature project that […]

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Joseph “Joe” Walter Jackson, the patriarch and architect of the iconic Jackson entertainment family industry, died Wednesday after a battle with cancer. He was 89. News of his death was first reported by TMZ and soon confirmed by the family. “We are deeply saddened by Mr. Jackson’s passing and extend our heartfelt condolences to Mrs. Katherine Jackson […]

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The Recording Academy announced several changes to its awards process, most notably that the number of nominations for the “General Field” categories — record of the year, album of the year, song of the year, and best new artist — will increase from five to eight. According to the announcement, sent to Academy members Tuesday morning, “This […]

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Wrestlers are coming to Fox. The network is giving up on airing dramas and will go with a two-hour Friday block of Smackdown Live, the WWE’s flagship program, instead. The new direction kicks off Oct. 4. as part of Fox Sports’ new five-year agreement with the WWE. Smackdown Live will air weekly for 52 weeks each year. “At […]

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In the mood for a good laugh? Well, you could always check out some big-budget comedy everybody’s seen a million times, or you could dig a bit deeper and find something funny that’s been swept under the cinematic rug. Sadly, for every high-profile film like Anchorman or Airplane (both excellent), there’s another hilarious movie out […]

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Most people would probably agree that ABC was right to fire Roseanne Barr after her recent racist Twitter scandal. Comedian Jerry Seinfeld isn’t most people. During a press event for Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, Entertainment Tonight asked Seinfeld what he thought about the controversy around Roseanne. In late March, show creator and star Roseanne Barr tweeted about Valerie Jarrett, one of Barack Obama’s […]

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Marvel Studios president, Kevin Feige has said there will be more female superheroes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the future – possibly outweighing male heroes. Rumors are circulating about a possible film starring an all-female MCU hero cast, with actresses including Tessa Thompson, Brie Larson, and Scarlett Johansson all apparently pitching the idea to Feige, so Screenrant asked the Marvel boss […]

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At the premiere of Marvel’s “Ant-Man and the Wasp” Monday night, “Deadpool” creator Rob Liefeld expressed regret that the world would never get to see Donald Glover’s scrapped “Deadpool” series come to life. FX originally ordered 10 episodes of the series from Donald and Stephen Glover, both of whom are behind “Atlanta,” but the network announced in March it was parting […]

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Showtime has given an eight-episode order to a limited series about Roger Ailes, with Oscar winner Russell Crowe set to star as the controversial Fox News founder in his US television debut. The as-yet untitled series (fka Secure and Hold: The Last Days of Roger Ailes), a Blumhouse Television and Showtime co-production, is based on Gabriel Sherman’s bestselling book The Loudest Voice in the […]

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The message from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to film professionals used to feel something like, “Not yet. You’ll get here some day.” Lately it’s shifted to a welcoming chorus of, “Come on in!” Hollywood’s esteemed collective unveiled its annual list of new member invites Monday. It was, once again, a record: 928 individuals, yet another […]

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Howard Stern, who served as the host of the nationally syndicated The Howard Stern Show between 1986 and 2005, earned himself a reputation as one of the most outspoken figures in radio history. Featuring a rotating cast of supporting guests, in-depth celebrity interviews, and multiple outrageous on-air moments that resulted in record-setting fines from the Federal […]

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If you walked away from Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom with a bit of whiplash, don’t be alarmed. This follow-up to the smash 2015 reboot-slash-sequel (requel?) packed roughly three different movies into one lengthy runtime. Each act could easily stand on its own before the big finish brings everything together — and swiftly smashes it all to bits. […]

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Kanye West opened up about the time he said slavery seemed like a “choice” to him and explained why he thinks President Donald Trump and himself share “dragon energy.” “I said the idea of sitting in something for 400 years sounds like a choice to me. I never said it’s a choice. I never said slavery […]

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The winners of the 2018 BET Awards were revealed Sunday night in Los Angeles. Black Panther took the award for best movie, while SZA walked home with the best new artist award. Beyonce and Bruno Mars took home best R&B/pop artist honors, while Tiffany Haddish and Chadwick Boseman were named best actress and actor, respectively. In […]

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The hosts of the BET Awards preshow got a bit of a surprise on Sunday night. The live preshow, hosted by Terrence J and Cassie, was interrupted by cops during its final moments. As Terrence J and Cassie were doing interviews, security personnel appeared onscreen in front of the camera asking those involved in the […]

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