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It’s another year full of historic film anniversaries. If you love romantic comedies and were a 90s teen, then Clueless was most likely watched on repeat in your friend group. The Alicia Silverstone and Paul Rudd flick turns 30 in 2025. A sequel series has already been announced to be in the works at Peacock, but now Funko has joined in on the nostalgic party with new Pops based on the classic coming-of-age story.

There are four figures in Funko's Clueless anniversary Pop set. This includes Cher (Sliverstone) in her red dress from the poster, Dionne (Stacey Dash), and Tai (Brittany Murphy). However, there's also an additional Cher in her iconic plaid yellow outfit with her famous catchphrase “As If!” in a speech bubble above the figure. Cher now joins other beloved comedies like Mean Girls in that quotable Pop sub-series. Each figure will retail for $16.99 Usd.

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John Lithgow has built a remarkable career with roles that prove his versatility as an actor. However, there was one role that could have changed his career in an entirely different way. Long before The Fly became a horror classic, the actor had the opportunity to play the lead character, Seth Brundle. But instead of accepting the part, he chose to walk away.

Jeff Goldblum in a still from The Fly | Credits: 20th Century Fox

At the time, The Fly was just another project in development, but it later became one of the most iconic body horror films of all time. Jeff Goldblum’s unforgettable performance cemented his place in Hollywood, yet Lithgow was initially considered for the role. Looking back, he admitted that there was something about the story that made him uncomfortable.

What made John Lithgow turn down The Fly?

John Lithgow has played many different roles in his long career.

Exclusive: Amazon MGM Studios has moved to preemptively acquire The Killing Kind, a psychosexual thriller pitch from screenwriter Zach Helm (Stranger Than Fiction), which Ryan Reynolds’ Maximum Effort is attached to produce, sources tell Deadline.

Amazon MGM declined comment. Specifics as to the plot of the film are under wraps for the moment.

Helm comes to The Killing Kind after working in the same vein as the co-writer of Deep Water, the erotic thriller, starring Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas, from Fatal Attraction‘s Adrian Lyne. Well acquainted with various genres, he’s perhaps best known for writing Stranger Than Fiction, the beloved Columbia Pictures dramedy starring Will Ferrell, which brought him nominations at both the WGA Awards and the Critics Choice Awards. A celebrated playwright whose play Good Canary was most recently directed by John Malkovich in London, Helm also wrote and directed 20th Century Fox’s family film Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium,...

Throughout the decades, Hollywood has long been plagued by issues of representation, gender bias, and unequal treatment of its stars. Two actors who perfectly illustrate this stark contrast are the unconfirmed ex-lovers, Jared Leto and Scarlett Johansson. Although both stars have proved to be immensely talented, their experiences in the film industry and its media spotlight could not have been more different.

After all, a rather controversial role in Dallas Buyers Club won the 52-year-old an Oscar. While the 39-year-old, who did the same thing, was often reduced to memes that ultimately pressured her to step down from a film.

Scarlett Johansson at the 2013 San Diego Comic Con International | Credits: Gage Skidmore via Wikimedia Commons, Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0

The difference between the treatment of Leto and Johansson revealed an unsettling truth about Hollywood. However, that did not stop the actress from voicing her issues with it.

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In a world where movie sequels, prequels, reboots and legacy sequels are the norm, audiences may be surprised that a lot of their favorite films have actually been turned into TV shows that they've never heard of. Some of these missed the mark so completely that they have faded into obscurity.

Television shows like High Fidelity, 10 Things I Hate About You, Cobra Kai and What We Do in the Shadows are all perfect examples of television shows that absolutely lived up to the reputation of the original. Unfortunately, television isnt always so on point. There are many shows that fall flat for fans, and many more that almost threatened the reputation of the original.

"As If!" a Clueless Sitcom Couldnt Work

Rotten Tomato Scores for the Original Film and the Reboot TV Show

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The iconic adventures of Cher Horowitz in Clueless, which was inspired by Jane Auestens Emma,...

The Young and The Restless spoilers and updates suggest that the show might be preparing for a partner swap that could really stir things up.

Recently, Melissa Claire Egan (Chelsea Lawson) shared a captivating photo on social media that has fans buzzing with excitement, because it seemed to hint at the path of the storylines.

The Young And The Restless Spoilers – The Four Shot Smoldering Soap Stares, But As If The Couples Had Swapped

The image featured Egan alongside Mark Grossman (Adam Newman), Jason Thompson (Billy Abbott), and Courtney Hope (Sally Spectra), who were all flaunting some intense soap opera expressions.

However, what truly caught the eye was their arrangement in the shot; the way they were positioned hinted at possible partner swaps for their characters in the soap.

Hope and Thompson looked fantastic together, making the idea of Sally and Billy as a dynamic duo easy to envision-and it...

With the company eliminating his position as Senior EVP of Programming, where he had overseen daytime dramas “Days of our Lives” and “The Young and the Restless” since 2007, veteran Sony Pictures Television executive Steve Kent will be transitioning to become executive in charge of production at “The Young and the Restless.”

According to Deadline, which first reported Kent’s new role, other members of the Sony production team will take over his former responsibilities going forward. In related news, the outlet also reported that another Sony executive, Nina Lederman, would be exiting the company amid a production slowdown impacting Hollywood following last year’s monthslong dual strikes. Lederman, who joined Sony as the head of global scripted development and programming in 2018, will exit the company next month.

News of Kent’s exit was first reported last month by Soap Opera Digest, who at the time noted Kent’s last day...

Exclusive: Veteran Sony Pictures Television (Spt) executive Steve Kent is leaving his role to focus solely on The Young and the Restless.

Deadline has confirmed that Kent will no longer be Senior EVP of Programming but will become executive in charge of production on CBS’ 50-year-old daytime soap.

He has been overseeing daytime dramas The Young And The Restless and Days of Our Lives since 2007, along with being in charge of development and production of original local language productions such as Outlander, Nikola and As If as well as scripted and unscripted formats like Dragons’ Den.

Spt’s Senior EVP Programming role is being eliminated and Kent’s responsibilities will be covered by other members of the Spt production team going forward, we are told. He is the second senior exec we have revealed to be leaving their role in the past week. Global scripted boss Nina Lederman is exiting...

From classic teen movies like The Breakfast Club to modern hits like Netflix's To All the Boys I've Loved Before, these storylines are great examples of the teenage experience. These coming-of-age stories touch upon important themes, including diversity, acceptance, and maturing.

Some hits like Mean Girls and Clueless are timeless classics, perfectly capturing the dynamics of teenage social structures. Others like Stand by Me are profound coming-of-age stories that grapple with mature themes. While many teen movies are important plots for a young audience, many of them are also exceptionally relatable for an adult audience. These films are sometimes more nostalgic for mature viewers, while others are too complex for youths to fully comprehend.

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Mean Girls (2004)

Tina Fey's Mean Girls is a staple of the early 2000s and continues to be a relevant film today, despite the problematic aspects. It...

Glaive’s debut studio album, I Care So Much That I Don’t Care at All, is bound to make listeners feel a sense of unpleasant voyeurism, filled as it is with grim musings from the 18-year-old about suicide, fentanyl, and general teenage alienation, all slickly packaged for alternative-pop radio. On “Barbie Doll,” he at least appears aware of this development in his discography, admitting that he fears he’s becoming “a commodity.”

Glaive’s mumble rap-inspired voice is limited in range and quality, but the rough edges help capture his feelings of despondency and angst. On “Titziana,” he bitterly lashes out at an ex who betrayed him: “Fuck all the times you left me out to dry/I never got the chance to ask you why,” while “Are You Bipolar One or Two” describes the anxiety he’s experienced during his rise to fame. Glaive, who recently came out as bisexual,...

As a great lady once sang, what's love got to do with it? Everything, is usually the answer, and that certainly drives this week's episode of the Empire Podcast and, indeed, the new rom-com What's Love Got To Do With It, whose stars, Lily James and Shazad Latif, pop onto a laptop and have a Zoom chat with Chris Hewitt in which he makes a desperate pitch to become their agent, and leaves the Working Title screening room in a frightful state. And love — namely of a little green guy with big ears – drives The Mandalorian, which is gearing up to return to Disney+ on March 1, and Chris also sits down with Jon 'Favs' Favreau for an interview about the show, how to find a director for Star Wars, and working with Peter Falk.

Then, in the podbooth, Chris is joined by Ben Travis, Alex Godfrey and James Dyer for...

Julianne Moore says someone in the film industry once made an inappropriate comment about her looks in a new interview with The Times.

The actress recalls, “Someone in the film industry said to me, ‘You should try to look prettier.’ I was like, ‘I don’t know if I can.’ Obviously, ours is a business where there is some physicality involved, but beauty and prettiness are subjective,” People reports.

Moore tells the paper how growing up, her red hair made her feel like an “outsider.”

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The star continues, “Redheads are 2 of the global population. Nobody wants to feel like they’re in the minority, particularly as a young child.”

She adds, “Now, I feel very identified with my hair and freckles, but there’s still a part of me that would rather be a tanned blonde.

Actress, musician Maya Hawke (“Stranger Things”) the daughter of Uma Thurman, Ethan Hawke and director Quentin Tarantino’s choice for a new “KillTatijana Shoan Bill” movie, poses for the latest issue of “As If” magazine, photographed by Tatijana Shoan:

Hawke made her screen debut as ‘Jo March’ in the 2017 BBC adaptation of “Little Women”…

… and starred as ‘Robin Buckley’…

“…in the third (2019) and fourth (2022) seasons of the Netflix series “Stranger Things”.

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Take a look at new images of Australian actress Naomi Watts posing for the latest issue of "As If" magazine, photographed by Tatijana Shoan:

Watts made her film debut in the Australian drama "For Love Alone" (1986), then appeared in the Australian TV series "Hey Dad..!" (1990), "Brides of Christ" (1991), "Home and Away" (1991), followed by the film "Flirting" (1991).

In the US, Watts obtained parts in the films "Tank Girl" (1995), "Children of the Corn IV: The Gathering" (1996), "Dangerous Beauty" (1998) and the TV series "Sleepwalkers" (1997–1998).

Watts played an aspiring actress in director David Lynch's "Mulholland Drive" (2001) and starred in the horror remake of "The Ring" (2002). She subsequently received an Oscar nomination as a grief-stricken mother in Alejandro González Iñárritu's "21 Grams" (2003). Her next films include "I Heart Huckabees" (2004), "King Kong" (2005), "Eastern Promises" (2007) and "The International" (2009).

For her role as 'Maria Bennett' in the disaster film "The Impossible" (2012), Watts received another...