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As Taylor Sheridan’s Yellowstone universe expands, fan-favorite actor Finn Little will return as Carter Dutton for the Beth & Rip spinoff, which is currently in development. The spinoff series does not have a title as of yet. However, we know the project finds Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser reprising their roles as Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler, respectively.

According to a report from Deadline, the Beth & Rip spinoff should remain in the present-day timeline, keeping with Yellowstone’s canon. Yellowstone follows “the Dutton family, led by John Dutton (Kevin Costner), who controls the largest contiguous ranch in the United States. The ranch is under constant attack by those it borders—land developers, an Indian reservation, and United States of America’s first National Park.”

Finn Little debuted in Yellowstone’s fourth season. He is a troubled teen who meets Beth at the hospital where her ailing father receives care. Carter...

Exclusive: Finn Little will reprise his Yellowstone character, Carter, as a series regular in the as-yet-untitled Beth and Rip spinoff for Paramount+, sources tell Deadline. He joins his former co-stars Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser, who are leading the Taylor Sheridan series as their characters from the original series, Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler, respectively.

As Deadline revealed in December, the show is expected to remain on the same present-day timeline, with the new offshoot sharing the most DNA with the mothership of any show in the universe to date.

The original series follows the Dutton family that controls the largest contiguous cattle ranch in the United States. Reilly’s Beth is John Dutton III’s (Kevin Costner) daughter, a former head of acquisitions at the Schwartz & Meyer financial firm. Hauser’s jaded ranch foreman Rip Wheeler, who first came to John Dutton as a young boy on the run...

Exclusive: Amazon MGM Studios’ The Big Sick and The Idea of You filmmaker Michael Showalter is back with the theatrical streaming studio for an untitled pop movie inspired by Cyrano de Bergerac.

Showalter will direct the untitled Cyrano Pop movie, which Andrea Seigel will write based on a Cyrano de Bergerac-type story by her and Showalter about a behind-the-scenes songwriter in the world of pop stars.

Catherine Davis of Nine Lives Entertainment, John Davis of Davis Entertainment, and Showalter and Jordana Mollick of Semi-Formal Productions are producing. Emily Crook is overseeing the project for Semi-Formal.

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Showalter and Mollick’s Semi-Formal recently signed a multi-year first-look deal with Amazon MGM for narrative features. Showalter’s latest film, The Idea of You, starring Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galitzine, became Amazon’s most successful romantic comedy debut. His upcoming projects include Amazon’s Oh. What. Fun., a holiday comedy starring Michelle Pfeiffer,...

Wolf Kasteler has two new senior vice presidents.

The bicoastal public relations and consulting firm has promoted Allie Jenkins and Chelsea Hayes in the agency’s Los Angeles and New York offices, respectively. With their new senior vp titles, the pair will be charged with partnering across teams to help shape strategy, guide emerging talent and support operational procedures while working alongside vice presidents Lauren Appel, Christa Dallas, Caryn Leeds and Annick Oppenheim.

In a joint statement, Wolf Kasteler partners Annett Wolf and Annick Muller said, “They’ve consistently brought passion, strategy and unwavering commitment to our clients — leading major campaigns and fostering a culture of collaboration and excellence. This promotion reflects the trust they’ve earned from us, our clients and the industry.”

Jenkins started her career by working in global branding at ICM in 2010. She moved to ID-pr in 2011, and segued to a position at Wolf Kasteler two years later.

Wolf Kasteler has promoted veteran publicists Allie Jenkins and Chelsea Hayes to senior VPs in the agency’s Los Angeles and New York offices, respectively.

Partners Annett Wolf and Annick Muller announced the news, saying of Jenkins and Hayes: “They’ve consistently brought passion, strategy, and unwavering commitment to our clients — leading major campaigns and fostering a culture of collaboration and excellence. This promotion reflects the trust they’ve earned from us, our clients, and the industry.”

Founded by Wolf in 1989 and joined by partner Lisa Kasteler in 1991, Wolf Kasteler represents top-tier artists, film and television content, awards consulting and corporate clients. In 2018, Muller was elevated to senior partner, joining Wolf and recently retired partner Kasteler.

In their new roles, Jenkins and Hayes will take on expanded leadership responsibilities — partnering across teams to help shape agency strategy, emerging talent and support operations alongside the existing VPs, including Lauren Appel,...

Public relations and consulting firm Wolf Kasteler has elevated Allie Jenkins and Chelsea Hayes to SVP in the agency’s Los Angeles and New York offices, respectively.

“We are incredibly proud to announce the promotion of Allie Jenkins and Chelsea Hayes to Senior Vice President,” said Annett Wolf and Annick Muller, Partners at Wolf Kasteler. “They’ve consistently brought passion, strategy, and unwavering commitment to our clients — leading major campaigns and fostering a culture of collaboration and excellence. This promotion reflects the trust they’ve earned from us, our clients, and the industry.”

As SVPs, Jenkins and Hayes will take on expanded leadership duties — partnering across teams to help shape agency strategy, emerging talent, and support operational excellence alongside the existing VPs which includes Lauren Appel, Christa Dallas, Caryn Leeds and Annick Oppenheim.

Jenkins began her career in Global Branding at ICM in 2010, and moved to Idpr in 2011 before joining...

DC Comics has delivered a wide array of superhero films, from dark, gripping thrillers to vibrant, family-friendly adventures. Rotten Tomatoes’ Certified Fresh ratings help us pinpoint the cream of the crop, showcasing movies that have impressed critics with their bold stories and memorable characters.

This article ranks the top 20 DC Comics movies, all holding Certified Fresh status, based on their Tomatometer scores. These films highlight the diversity of DC’s cinematic world, blending action, emotion, and stunning visuals. Let’s dive into the list, starting with the lowest score and building up to the highest.

20. V for Vendetta (2005) – 73% Warner Bros. Productions

In a grim future London ruled by a fascist regime, ‘V for Vendetta’ follows the enigmatic V, played by Hugo Weaving, as he ignites a rebellion. Natalie Portman’s Evey transforms from bystander to ally, anchoring the film’s intense themes of freedom.

James McTeigue’s direction delivers striking visuals and a provocative story,...

Whenever casting news drops about superhero movies, the internet regresses to the toddler temper tantrum -- sorry, "passionate" -- phase, especially if it involves beloved superheroes like Spider-Man, Superman, and Batman. Who can ever forget the Batman controversy that had Tim Burton fighting for Michael Keaton, only for the public to do a massive U-turn when they figured out that Keaton is a multifaceted actor? Shocker. Yet, a similar cycle repeats itself and plays out online every few years for all our amusement.

Generally speaking, most comic book movies choose the correct actors for the roles. There have been times when the casting just didn't work out, though. It could be a case of the film being a hot mess, the actor not being the right fit for the part, or a combination of both to create the perfect storm. Whichever way, it's unlikely that there are too many people...

Hank Northrop, whose casting was first announced in February of this year, is set to make his “Days of our Lives” debut at the end of October, a representative for the daytime drama series has confirmed to Soap Opera Network, although character and storyline details remain under wraps.

Northrop is the son of “General Hospital” star Lynn Herring (Lucy Coe) and the late Wayne Northrop, who played the iconic role of Roman Brady on “Days of our Lives” from 1981-1984 and again from 1991-1994. From 2005-2006, the elder Northrop returned to the series once more but took on the new persona of Dr. Alex North as Roman had already been recast with actor Josh Taylor since 1997.

“I did the audition and I felt good about it, but my focus was on my father,” the younger Northrop recalled in an interview with TV Insider, thinking back to the time when he...

Pedro Pascal has risen as one of Hollywood's biggest stars. He's set to make his debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe with his role as Pedro Pascal in this month's The Fantastic Four: First Steps before later returning for the crossover movie Avengers: Doomsday. His sister, Lux Pascal, who's 17 years his junior, is now hoping to join Pedro in the MCU after getting her own acting career started.

Lux Pascal, a trans woman, has taken on her first leading movie role in Netflix's upcoming film Miss Carbón. The 33-year-old spoke with THR about her casting, sharing how she was offered the role right when she was finishing her training as an actress at Juilliard. Now on the rise herself, the younger Pascal has the full support of her older brother, who sees big things to come in Lux's future in show business.

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The seemingly unstoppable Yellowstone franchise continues, with the Taylor Sheridan-created series launching another spin-off centered on fan-favorite character Kayce Dutton, played once again by Luke Grimes. MovieWeb’s own George Edelman got the chance to speak with Grimes recently amid the release of the dark comedy Western Eddington, with the actor teasing what’s to come in the Yellowstone sequel series, Y: Marshals.

Discussing the development of Y: Marshals, Grimes revealed that the follow-up will open up the world far more than Yellowstone ever did, while giving Kayce the chance to carve his own path and find his place within that world.

"I can't say it too much about it (Y: Marshals), but, you know, I will say that the story that we've started to figure out for him really opens up the world for him in a way that Yellowstone sort of couldn't. You know, he was always...

Stephen Frears and Christopher Hampton stay they are struggling to get their previously announced adaptation of Jonathan Coe’s novel Mr Wilder & Me off the ground, but still hope to work together on the project.

“We’d like to make it happen but it’s a difficult time for finding money,” Oscar-nominated The Queen director Frears said of the project entitled Wilder & Me first announced in 2024.

He was speaking to Deadline ahead of receiving a life-time achievement award alongside Hampton at the Scad Lacoste Film Festival in France’s Provence region this weekend, followed by an open-air screening of their 1988 classic Dangerous Liaisons which won three Oscars including Best Writing for Hampton.

Coe’s novel unfolds against the backdrop of Hollywood director Billy Wilder’s struggles to get his penultimate movie Fedora off the ground. Hampton said the previously announced cast of Christoph Waltz, Maya Hawke, John Turturro...

Grease premiered in 1978, and its popularity is still high today, 47 years later. The iconic musical starring John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John started a franchise that led to a sequel, a prequel series, and an upcoming film, Summer Lovin', currently in production.

Travolta, who rose to fame thanks to the role of the rebellious, bad boy Danny Zuko, is still hopelessly devoted to the role. In a new post on Instagram, the actor revealed he made a surprise appearance on Friday at a Grease sing-along at the Hollywood Bowl. The actor's appearance wasn't complete without a Danny Zuko-approved leather jacket.

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The actor shared a photo of his hair styled back, and his black t-shirt and black leather jacket. He also attached a video from the moment he surprised the fans at the Grease sing-along, and everyone's reactions. He even recreated...

M3GAN’s screen rivalry will wear a Scarface scowl and cartoon curves, director Gerard Johnstone says, recounting how the sequel’s new android foe Amelia started as a homage to Michelle Pfeiffer’s Elvira Hancock before drifting toward Jessica Rabbit once the wardrobe team “loosened the silhouette”; he felt Pfeiffer’s icy glamour gave the character the lethal allure he wanted.

Johnstone describes Amelia as a “dark mirror” whose design had to look “grungy and tactile” beside the pristine doll that danced into pop culture two years ago. Played by Ivanna Sakhno, the autonomous military engagement android flips the premise by forcing M3GAN into uneasy hero mode after defense contractors weaponize her stolen code.

Following a New York premiere on 24 June, M3GAN 2.0 opened wide on 27 June through Universal Pictures and Blumhouse. Producers Jason Blum and James Wan re-team with stars Allison Williams and Violet McGraw, while Amie Donald and...

Director Gerard Johnstone revealed the inspiration for the “dark mirror” AI counterpart to robot M3GAN in the original film’s sequel, “M3GAN 2.0” — although he admits Amelia didn’t really turn out as planned.

“The reference was Michelle Pfeiffer in ‘Scarface,’ but she ended up looking a lot more like Jessica Rabbit,” Johnstone told Variety. “This is a way for a middle-aged man like myself to play dress-up dolls, so it’s a real dream come true.” Johnstone explained that Amelia — the aforementioned counterpart — had to be more “grungy” and “tactile” than M3GAN. “She’s a woman, whereas M3GAN’s stuck in the permanent state of adolescence,” he explained.

Tackling an AI-centric in 2025, Johnstone admitted, is “thorny territory,” and that “M3GAN” explores whether or not it is time to take a “pause we can really figure this out and put some systems in place” for the technological advancements.

Nothing says “America” quite like fireworks, freedom, and a multi-day marathon of Dutton family drama. This Fourth of July weekend, fans of Yellowstone can celebrate with a back-to-back binge of the hit series on the More TV Drama Channel. Starting Friday and running straight through Monday, the marathon will cover everything from the Duttons’ early land wars to the explosive chaos of Yellowstone Season 4. That means four full days of cattle, conflict, and Kevin Costner — all without spending a dime.

If you’ve been itching for a reason to rewatch Yellowstone — or finally dive in for the first time — this is your moment. It’s a star-spangled saga of loyalty, betrayal, and the politics of protecting what’s yours, darn it. And with no streaming subscription needed, it’s the easiest way to spend your long weekend where the stakes are high, the hats are wide, and the drama never quits.

It’s no secret that “Yellowstone” is one of those once-in-a-decade types of shows that has everyone talking around the virtual water coolers. And while fans said goodbye to the flagship series last year, “Yellowstone” has created an itch in viewers that just needs to be scratched now, and we can do that via similar type shows.

And sure, we could suggest other super popular series like “Ozark” and “Succession” that also include messy families involved with shady dealings, but odds are you’ve seen them already. And if not, you definitely should whether you like “Yellowstone” or not. These are just the facts. We could also recommend the two “Yellowstone” prequel series “1884” and “1923,” but that’s kind of a given if you’re already a fan of the original. But speaking of, fans who prefer those two offerings over the present day story will not be disappointed with this list either.

Luke Grimes echoes Yellowstone fans' sentiments when he explains why he agreed to sign on to a spinoff about Kayce Dutton, Y: Marshals. Grimes portrayed the youngest and most emotionally tormented male Dutton in all five seasons of Yellowstone, which ended with Kayce selling the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch to the Broken Rock tribe. Kayce had a happy ending with his wife and son, so it was genuinely surprising news that Grimes would reprise Kayce in a new spinoff series on CBS, which will air Sunday night in Spring 2026.

Speaking to People, Luke Grimes detailed how it felt to say goodbye (or so he thought) to Kayce Dutton at the end of Yellowstone, and why he agreed to return for Y: Marshals. Like Yellowstone's fans, Grimes, the actors, and "the studio and network certainly didn't want it to be over," and Luke decided to return because there was "a really good...

Moving on from her sitcom sweetheart era, Kaley Cuoco is ready to saddle up for a western, and what could be a better option to start than Taylor Sheridan’s new Yellowstone spinoff, The Madison. Best known for her role as Penny in The Big Bang Theory, Cuoco has transitioned to more dramatic roles in shows like The Flight Attendant and Based on a True Story.

And the Emmy-nominated actress is now eager to explore a whole new genre, western. Cuoco has expressed her enthusiasm for stepping into a Western film in an interview with The Associated Press, saying,

Oh my gosh, you know… a Western. And they should put me in one because I ride horses. Okay, I’m a country girl at heart. I think an old-school Western would be kind of really up my alley and would be so fun. I’m so comfortable in that genre...

In the sequel “M3GAN 2.0,” this year’s model is a totally different ride – and that’s a very good thing.

The first clue that this isn’t the slow-burn horror attraction of the first film, but more of a rollercoaster, is the first scene, which is straight out of a high-tech action movie. The first clue that the wit of the original is intact is that there actually is a M3GAN 2.0: She’s named Amelia (Ivanna Sakhno), and all those murdery tendencies that got M3GAN in trouble have been deemed assets by the U.S. military – features, not bugs, for a sleek, new, taller killer A.I. robot. What could possibly go wrong?

The cleverly made “M3GAN” was a surprise hit, grossing more than $180 million against a $12-million budget in 2022. Director Gerard Johnstone made the most of his resources, crafting a story about the formation...

Lux Pascal is many things: a Juilliard-trained actress, the sister of Pedro Pascal (aka Hollywood’s busiest actor), a proud member of the LGBTQ community — and a trans woman now stepping into her first leading film role.

Miss Carbón, will debut domestically on Netflix later this year after hitting theaters in Spain this month. In the film, set in 2008 and based on a true story, Pascal stars as Carlita Rodríguez, a trans woman who became the first female coal miner in her hometown of Río Turbio, Argentina. Pascal, 33, was offered the role just as she was finishing Juilliard, but initially hesitated — uncertain about a project centered around a transition journey.

“I was a little bit afraid of it because I really wanted to expand my possibilities as an actress,” says Pascal, who had already played a wide range of female characters during her training. But after spending time with the...

Seven years ago today, June 20, 2018, Taylor Sheridan dropped the very first episode of Yellowstone, unknowingly kicking off what would become a $70 million storytelling empire. What started as a neo-Western drama about a powerful ranching family quickly turned into a pop culture phenomenon. Sheridan’s gritty writing and witty characters struck a chord, and from that single premiere, a franchise was born.

With multiple spinoffs, star-studded casts, and a massive Paramount deal, Ts not only created a hit, but he also changed the landscape of TV. And it all began with Yellowstone’s explosive pilot.

Yellowstone Episode 1 on June 20 Became Taylor Sheridan’s TV Empire Jackpot Taylor Sheridan in Yellowstone | Credits: Paramount Network

June 20, 2018. That’s the day Yellowstone exploded onto screens with its first episode, Daybreak, which snowballed into a $70 million storytelling empire. Taylor Sheridan, the show’s co-creator, was this close to walking away. But the premiere hit like dynamite,...

In under a week of release in theaters worldwide, DreamWorks' first-ever live-action remake, How to Train Your Dragon, has made more than $200 million at the worldwide box office. The movie has now surpassed the lifetime global haul of another hit film produced by the legendary animation house, as it hurtles towards the $300 million milestone this weekend. Directed by Dean DeBlois, How to Train Your Dragon is a remake of the original 2010 animated hit; the movie is set to get a sequel, which will be based on 2014's How to Train Your Dragon 2.

With $218 million at the worldwide box office so far, the movie has surpassed the lifetime global haul of 1998's The Prince of Egypt, the Biblical musical featuring a stacked voice cast and based on the Book of Exodus. Directed by Brenda Chapman, Simon Wells, and Steve Hickner, The Prince of Egypt featured Val Kilmer as the voice of Moses,...

Taylor Sheridan’s teaming up with Samuel L. Jackson for Nola King, and the hype’s already simmering. But if Sheridan wants this New Orleans-set crime saga to truly pop, he needs to steer clear of one glaring Yellowstone universe misstep, repeating Tulsa King’s formula without fixing its flaws.

While Tulsa King had Stallone swagger, it stumbled with undercooked characters and a tone that couldn’t decide if it was gritty or goofy. With a powerhouse like Jackson leading Nola King, Sheridan’s got the perfect shot to go deeper, darker, and way sharper. Just leave the cowboy clichés and tonal whiplash behind, please.

Nola King can be the next Breaking Bad if Taylor Sheridan corrects a Yellowstone error Samuel L. Jackson as Director Nick Fury in a still from Secret Invasion | Credits: Marvel Studios

Samuel L. Jackson is stepping into the Taylor Sheridan-verse, and Nola King is already stirring buzz.

The Duttons just don’t go away — and Yellowstone fans wouldn’t have it any other way. Months after Taylor Sheridan’s flagship neo-Western wrapped up its explosive fifth and final season, Yellowstone is enjoying a massive resurgence online, climbing the Peacock streaming charts amid growing hype for its expanding universe of spinoffs. According to new data from Flix Patrol, Yellowstone currently ranks sixth among the Top 10 most-watched shows on Peacock, jumping three spots from last week. The NBCUniversal-owned streamer added Yellowstone to its library just three months ago, and it’s already proving to be a major draw — beating out the likes of Chicago Fire and Law & Order: Organized Crime. What’s driving the sudden uptick? Sheridan’s ever-growing slate of Yellowstone spin-offs.

The Yellowstone universe is growing in multiple directions. 1883 and 1923, two period prequels that trace the Dutton family’s early history, have already found big success,...

Just a few years shy of turning 30, the 1998 Oscar-winning animated film The Prince of Egyptis still being talked about. In the age of nearly every beloved animated movie getting a live-action adaptation, naturally, one as beloved as The Prince of Egypt is a topic of conversation with its all-star cast, including Ralph Fiennes, the late Val Kilmer, Michelle Pfeiffer, Sandra Bullock, and more. In addition to the cast, the songs, written by Stephen Schwartz, have stayed with fans (particularly of the millennial generation) for decades. Schwartz talked with Collider's Michael Zimmerman at the 2025 Songwriters Hall of Fame Annual Induction about the possibility of a live-action adaptation.

"That's a good question... It's just being released now for theatre both in a full version and a junior version, and I'm starting to see productions done around the country and around the world, so maybe that will lead to something."

What Is 'The Prince of Egypt'?...

Months after Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone concluded its fifth and final season, the series generates renewed interest online amid the anticipated premiere of multiple spinoffs. The hit Western drama rides its way up the Peacock charts three months after debuting on the NBC-owned streaming service.

Per Flix Patrol,Yellowstone ranks sixth on Peacock's top 10 TV shows chart at the time of writing. The series jumped up three spots from last week, moving up a list topped by Love Island and featuring ahead of shows such as Chicago Fire and Law & Order: Organized Crime.

Yellowstone Became a Western Genre Game-Changer

Undoubtedly Sheridan's most popular and successful series, Yellowstone became one of the most successful series around during its five-season run and made the Western genre popular again in Hollywood. The series chronicles Dutton family patriarch John Dutton, played by Academy Award-winning actor and Western specialist Kevin Costner. John,...

For over four decades, John Malkovich has been Hollywood’s wild card, and this actor knows how to play anyone from a sweet soul to a total psychopath, somehow making it all look effortless. Whether he’s scheming, brooding, or just plain weird, Malkovich has never phoned it in. Honestly, he doesn’t just act, he actually disappears into roles, transforms, and sometimes even plays himself. Yep, this man’s range stretches from serious drama to full-blown chaos, and fans love him for it.

And the best part? You will never know what you’re getting with a Malkovich movie, except of course one thing, it’s going to hell lot of interesting. From working with legendary directors like Steven Spielberg to popping up in cult classics, Malkovich has stayed unfiltered, unpredictable, and totally unforgettable. So, let’s take a look at the 10 best Malkovich movies, ranging from the films...

The superhero genre has delivered some of the greatest highs and lows in Hollywood history. For every success story like Batman, there is a Batman and Robin questionably existing, living on in infamy for some poor creative choices that allowed such a loud spectacle to get released in the first place. That's the world of cinema for you!

But although the latter film has indeed lived on in infamy, it has its high points - which is more than can be said for the murky modern day misfires like Justice League and Morbius, which are rife with studio interference and dull plots that are incapable of understanding the grandeur of the characters they are working with. And that's the sad truth, for even the most popular genre in the world isn't immune to bad storytelling, poor creative choices, and by-the-numbers plots in movies that were clearly just made to make money.

Taylor Sheridan kicked off the Yellowstone universe in 2018 with the original series, which ran for five seasons on Paramount. Since its release, the universe further expanded with several spinoffs and prequels.

The original series is available to stream on Paramount+, as well as its spinoffs. Following the success of 1883 on Netflix, the second prequel, 1923, is heading to the streaming service, too. Per What's On Netflix, the Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren-led Yellowstone prequel 1923 Season 1 will be released on July 9.

Although the show will continue to be available on Paramount+ domestically, the Yellowstone universe is further expanding for international fans. 1923 will be available in different international territories, including Europe, Latin America, and more.

Yellowstone was the first to receive a licensing deal on Netflix in January 2024. The Sheridanverse continued with 1883, which found success on Netflix earlier this year. Now the second spinoff prequel is next. Details about Season...

While DC Studios kickstarts “Superman” with a new live-action movie, opening July 11, 2025, the search is on for the next “Wonder Woman”, in a developing new official feature, returning the ‘Amazon’ to her earlier days, with fan casting including actresses Alexandra D’Addario, Eiza González, Michelle Pfeiffer, Cameron Diaz, Jennifer Lawrence, Margaret Qualley, Dua Lipa, Margot Robbie, Sofia Vergara, Kristen Stewart, Amanda Seyfried, Blake Lively, Anya Taylor-Joy, Emma Stone, Krysten Ritter, Zoe Saldana, Amber Heard, Angelina Jolie, Jessica Chastain, Jennifer Connelly, Natalie Portman, Dakota Johnson, Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney, Rebecca Ferguson, Megan Fox, Anne Hathaway, Ana de Armas, Gwyneth Paltrow, Claudia Schiffer and a whole lot more:

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The Marvel Cinematic Universe kicked off its Multiverse Saga in Phase Four with some strong early returns, and through some ups and downs, it found its way to Phase Five. Unfortunately, it would be wrong of us to ignore the fact that the fifth phase of the franchise has been anything other than a misfire, which is a real shame because, in the midst of a lot of its misses, there are some real cracking, potentially Top 5, MCU installments.

It's not too surprising that there were struggles along the way as this was the phase in which the Multiverse Saga's central storyline revolving around Kang the Conqueror was dropped and replaced by the build towards the arrival of a new villain: Doctor Doom, portrayed by none other than Robert Downey Jr. This was a game-changer, this was exciting, but unfortunately Phase Five was running out of time and titles to...

Elle Fanning is spending another day on set of her new Apple TV+ series!

The 27-year-old Emmy-nominated actress looked gorgeous in a crystal-covered dressed as she filmed scenes for Margo’s Got Money Troubles outside of the Graceland Wedding Chapel on Thursday (June 5) in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Joining Elle on set was her on-screen dad Nick Offerman, who was seen pushing around a baby stroller.

If you were unaware, the upcoming series is based on Rufi Thorpe‘s novel of the same name and will also star Michelle Pfeiffer, Nicole Kidman, Michael Angarano, Thaddea Graham, Greg Kinnear, Marcia Gay Harden, and Lindsey Normington.

Margo’s Got Money Troubles “focuses on Margo Millet (Fanning), the daughter of a Hooters waitress (Pfeiffer) and an ex-pro wrestler. Now an unemployed single mother in her early 20s, Margo is struggling to make ends meet, leading her to launch an OnlyFans account. When her father reenters her life,...

Taylor Sheridan has never been shy about his love for the Western genre. While many believe modern audiences have moved on, Sheridan thinks otherwise, and he’s got one simple reason to back it up. He believes a Western done right will always strike gold. And looking at Yellowstone’s massive success, it’s hard to argue with him. The grit, the land, the legacy, horse operas aren’t just stubbornly sticking around; they’re thriving.

And Sheridan’s storytelling blueprint is now the industry’s go-to formula for frontier drama that rakes in both viewers and awards. Safe to say, the cowboy isn’t riding off just yet.

Why Taylor Sheridan thinks Westerns like Yellowstone will never die Taylor Sheridan in Yellowstone | Credits: Paramount Network

Taylor Sheridan called Yellowstone “nonsensical.” The man behind the Dutton dynasty openly admitted his signature show makes little sense, but that’s kind of the point.

Over the years, Danny DeVito has established himself as one of the most celebrated funnymen in Hollywood. Even at 80, DeVito can still enthrall his entire audience with his humorous yet witty punchlines.

While more than five decades later after that incident, DeVito is an award-winning movie star, it was not always the case. There was a time when the actor had to audition for roles, and often had to bring a twist to it.

Fresh out of his success from his role in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, DeVito auditioned for his iconic role in Taxi, which premiered in 1978. However, DeVito did not take a direct approach when he went in to audition for the role, and for a moment, he thought his experiment backfired.

Danny DeVito feared he almost lost his role in Taxi for his boldness

Danny DeVito once appeared in an interview with GQ, where he...

Colin Farrell can now be seen in the newly released trailer for A Big Bold Beautiful Journey with Margot Robbie. The film focuses on two strangers and how their paths align unexpectedly. The trailer showcases how both characters re-live past moments of their lives. Farrell and Danny DeVito also re-live their past performances as the Batman rogue, The Penguin, as they interview each other for Variety‘s recurring Actors on Actors series. Both Farrell and DeVito reflect on the prosthetics and make-up that they had to endure for their respective films — The Batman and Batman Returns.

Farrell asked DeVito, “Did you have makeup tests and all that? Because that was as extreme a look as I had on mine. It was very different, but just as extreme and just as arduous in the mornings.” But DeVito returned the attention to Farrell as he replied, “The first time I saw yours,...

After disappearing from the Paramount+ streaming charts for a few weeks, the crime drama series MobLand had a major resurgence as it concluded its debut season this month. MobLand took the number two spot on the Paramount+ viewership charts on June 2 and June 3, challenging Taylor Sheridan's dominance on the streamer, which practically survives on the popularity of his output. Sheridan has several shows on the Paramount+ service, but on June 2 and June 3, none of them could outperform MobLand. Created by Ronan Bennett and starring Tom Hardy, the show opened to mostly positive reviews, but had an uneven run.

According to FlixPatrol, MobLand scored 231 points on June 3, edging past Sheridan's Tulsa King and Yellowstone, which earned 176 and 143 points, respectively. Earlier in its run, MobLand would also outperform other Sheridan shows such as 1883 and 1923, both of which are Yellowstone spin-offs. But MobLand suffered a noticeable mid-season slump in interest. It...

The second and final season of Taylor Sheridan’s Yellowstone prequel might have ended nearly two months ago, but new information about the series has surfaced. 1883 was the first Yellowstone prequel to hit the air, and it stars Tim McGraw and Faith Hill opposite Sam Elliot. The show was followed by 1923, which featured Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren in leading roles. A new report from the Wall Street Journal revealed that 1923, which initially aired in 2022 before kicking off its second season earlier this year, cost around $22 million per episode. This is more than the final season of Game of Thrones, which reportedly cost around $15 million per episode. As of May 2023, Paramount was reportedly spending around $500 million a year for the Yellowstone franchise — this has likely gone down now that Yellowstone and 1923 are over.

Sheridan’s work on Yellowstone was such a success that it prompted Paramount to move...

Before Robert Pattinson stole the spotlight or Christian Bale whispered in a deep growl, Michael Keaton was rocking the Bat-suit in the ‘90s. Appearing in two of Tim Burton’s Batman movies, Keaton packed his films with bat gadgets, high-octane actions, and a bit of behind-the-scenes drama.

Yep, turns out, Michael Keaton made quite the scene during the production of the 1992 movie Batman Returns. Why? Because Keaton was unwilling to cast Michelle Pfeiffer in the role of Catwoman—who Fyi slayed and lowkey turned on Danny DeVito, with her iconic leather catsuit. But what was the tea between Keaton and Pfeiffer that led the actor to oppose her casting?

Michael Keaton disapproved of Michelle Pfeiffer’s casting as Catwoman in Batman Returns

If you thought that only Robert Pattinson’s The Batman is plagued with behind-the-scenes delays and controversies, then you need to reconsider your opinions. Because as it turns out,...

Danny DeVito remembered shooting Batman Returns with “goddess” Michelle Pfeiffer while speaking with Colin Farrell for Variety. The actor played Oswald Cobblepot, a.k.a. the Penguin, opposite Pfeiffer’s Selina Kyle (a.k.a. Catwoman) in Tim Burton’s 1992 film.

In the interview, DeVito and Farrell compared their experiences portraying the comic book villain. “I had Michelle Pfeiffer,” DeVito said of who played Catwoman in the movie. “I’m not comparing anything, but I’m just saying, she was a goddess. If I knew she was going to be...

In 1992, Michael Keaton, Danny DeVito, and Michelle Pfeiffer came together to bring another one of the Caped Crusader’s adventures to life. Batman Returns received mixed reviews from critics; while some praised the characters, others stated that the plot lacked in more ways than one. However, there was one element of the film that received unending praise from critics – Michelle Pfeiffer.

As the film’s Catwoman, Michelle Pfeiffer looked absolutely stunning and nailed the role that was given to her. After all, what else do you expect from an actress of her caliber? It turns out that the audience and critics weren’t the only ones in awe of her. Danny DeVito couldn’t even focus on his work around her.

Danny DeVito was mesmerized by Michelle Pfeiffer Michelle Pfeiffer and Danny DeVito in Batman Returns (1992) | Credits: Warner Bros.

Colin Farrell and Danny DeVito have both played the role of Penguin in the Batman universe,...

Danny DeVito "loved" playing The Penguin in 'Batman Returns'.The 80-year-old actor played the iconic character in the 1992 superhero film, and DeVito relished the opportunity of playing The Penguin in the Tim Burton-directed movie.The Hollywood star - who appeared in the film alongside the likes of Michael Keaton, Michelle Pfeiffer and Christopher Walken - told Variety: "I loved it because it gave you a freedom that burst out."DeVito particularly cherished working with the film's director.He said: "You can go off the rails with something."The operatic element of Tim Burton’s 'Batman Returns' was my favorite thing about it - the music and sets and the whole thing. The Shakespeare of it - 'All the world’s a stage.' [The Penguin's] realm and his penguins and his minions and his passion. I loved that."DeVito also enjoyed the experience of working with Michelle Pfeiffer, who played Catwoman in the superhero film.

Danny DeVito might be primarily known for his comedic roles, but in the early '90s, he also had a supervillain past. The actor starred in 1992'sBatman Returnsas The Penguin, Tim Burton's sequel to 1989's Batman.

DeVito hasn't played the role of Oswald Cobblepot since the 1992 film, but he has fond memories of working with Tim Burton, as well as the character. DeVito was paired up with Colin Farrell, who is the most recent person to take on the role in Matt Reeves' 2022 film The Batman and his standalone TV spinoff The Penguin, for Variety's Actors on Actors. During the conversation, the two compared their experiences, and DeVito revealed what he loved most about the character, aside from his love for Michelle Pfeiffer's Catwoman.

Asked about whether he enjoyed the film, DeVito agreed that the movie was "a simple yes." He also explained, "I went down to the zoo in San Diego,...

The Witch of Eastwick was a box-office success that received a pretty lukewarm reaction from critics. However, the film’s Oscar loss to The Last Emperor was nothing short of being a sham. The Witch of Eastwick had a pretty fresh premise and actually managed to make its budget back and then some.

However, the film ended up losing to Bernardo Bertolucci’s The Last Emperor, which chronicled the life of the last emperor of China, Puyi. While The Witch of Eastwick was nominated for Best Original Score and Best Sound, both these awards would end up going to Bertolucci’s film instead.

The Witches of Eastwick had fewer nominations than The Last Emperor The Witches of Eastview || Credit: Warner Bros.

The Witches of Eastwick was a film that was made on a minuscule budget of $22 million, starring the likes of Jack Nicholson, Cher, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Susan Sarandon. These...

It's always an exciting time in the pop-culture world when an Avengers movie is on the horizon. Not only does it mean that something truly game-changing is about to make its presence felt on the world, Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars promise to feature a multitude of surprises, cameos and returns - from actors all across the Marvel landscape (including from movies that even predate the Marvel Cinematic Universe).

The double-header from Marvel Studios will bring the franchise's ongoing Multiverse Saga to a close, and that will likely result in an epic battle featuring heroes from all across the Marvel Multiverse. And that's where the cameos and returns will come in, as fans are already anticipating what surprises will be in store for the larger-than-life MCU showdown.

It turns out that the movies - or at least one of them - might feature the one character nobody expected to return,...

Matlock star Kathy Bates has long been adored by movie lovers, in part due to her performance in the Stephen King adaptation Misery. Because she won an Academy Award for her role in the film, fans may presume she was subsequently in high demand for major movie roles, but Bates says that wasn't the case.

In an interview with Vanity Fair, Bates said it was "like a desert" with the Hollywood movie offers after Misery. One role she was hoping to get was as one of the titular leads in Frankie and Johnny, the 1992 film by director Garry Marshall. Bates had previously portrayed Frankie in the original off-Broadway play that the movie was directly based on, and coupled with her recent Oscar win, she might have seemed like a shoo-in for the part. However, Bates claims Marshall told her that she wasn't good casting for the movie, feeling that filmgoers...

How Much Was Valerie Mahaffey’s Net Worth? (Photo Credit – Wikipedia)

Valerie Mahaffey, the Emmy-winning actress known for her memorable work on Desperate Housewives and Young Sheldon, passed away at 71. She died on May 30, 2025, in Los Angeles after a long fight with cancer. Her husband, actor Joseph Kell, shared a touching tribute (per The Mirror): “I have lost the love of my life, and America has lost one of its most endearing actresses. She will be missed.” Her passing closes the book on a career marked by talent and quiet strength. But the impact she made and the life she lived will continue to be remembered.

Valerie Mahaffey, the Emmy and Obie Award-winning actress known for playing eccentric characters on shows including Northern Exposure and Desperate Housewives, died on Friday. She was 71.

Her husband, actor Joseph Kell, said she died in Los Angeles following a battle with cancer, Variety reports.

Mahaffey won an Emmy in 1992 for her supporting actress role in the dramedy Northern Exposure, where she portrayed the hypochondriac Eve, the wife of Adam Arkin’s character, from 1991-1994.

Mahaffey’s recurring television roles include portraying the conniving Alma Hodge, the ex-wife of Orson Hodge...

In the 2020 movie French Exit, Michelle Pfeiffer’s performance as the charming Frances Price enchanted audiences. However, it was Valerie Mahaffey’s role that left a lasting impact on audiences and the actress herself. Mahaffey, famous for her nuanced character work and Emmy-winning performances, found her Pov on specific personality types evolve through the role of Mme. Reynard.

A character who might usually be dismissed as intrusive or quirky actually led Mahaffey to gain a deeper understanding and empathy for such individuals. Her experience in French Exit not only enriched her art but also provided the viewers with a more compassionate lens through which they can view similar people in their own lives.

Playing this character in Michelle Pfeiffer’s French Exit helped Valerie Mahaffey become empathetic

Valerie Mahaffey’s performance as Mme. Reynard in French Exit was more than a regular role: it was a transformative experience for her.

Valerie Mahaffey, whose accolades as an actress included an Emmy win for Northern Exposure, has passed away. She was 71 years old.

Per People, Mahaffey's death was confirmed by her husband, Joseph Kell, who shared that the actress died on Friday, May 30. Her passing came after she was previously diagnosed with cancer. Kell said of her passing, "I have lost the love of my life, and America has lost one of its most endearing actresses. She will be missed."

Mahaffey was born in Indonesia, though her mother was Canadian and her father was American. She relocated to Nigeria and later England before settling in Austin, Texas, where she graduated and attended college. Taking an interest in performing, she got started as an actress by performing on New York City's Broadway in the late 1970s. During this time, she also landed a role on the Daytime NBC soap The Doctors, playing Ashley Bennett...