Bryan Bedder/Comedy Central(NEW YORK) — The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore aired its final episode Thursday night after having been cancelled by Comedy Central, an announcement that was made on Monday. It was a bittersweet 29 minutes as
L-R: Miles Teller and Jonah Hill in “War Dogs”; Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures(NEW YORK) — Here’s a look at the new movies opening nationwide Friday: * Ben-Hur — The Oscar-winning 1959 classic is remade, with Jack
Paramount(NEW YORK) — Let’s pretend for a few seconds that Ben-Hur isn’t a remake of one of the greatest movies ever made, the 1959 Charlton Heston epic of the same name. So, we have a terrific character
L-R: Jonah Hill and Miles Teller in “War Dogs”; Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures(NEW YORK) — As far as the movie business is concerned, we’re in the dog days of August, a time when studios tend to
Rob Stothard/Getty ImagesJ.K. Rowling — to the delight of fans — is back with a new series of eBooks that will be “Short Stories from Hogwarts.” The announcement was made yesterday on Rowling’s site Pottermore and the
Clay Enos/ TM & (c) DC Comics(LOS ANGELES) — While the reviews may not have been kind, Warner Bros. bad-guys-doing-good mashup Suicide Squad has just crossed the half-billion buck mark at the box office. The movie that set an
ABC/Ida Mae Astute(LOS ANGELES) — Amy Schumer took to Twitter to assure fans that her acclaimed Comedy Central show, Inside Amy Schumer, isn’t over — a day after she sent a tweet that seemed to say just that. Comedy
Arthur Hiller (center) receives an honorary Academy Award in 2002 with presenters and “Love Story” stars Ryan O’Neal and Ali MacGraw; Ron Galella/WireImage(LOS ANGELES) — Arthur Hiller, best known for directing the 1970 romantic tragedy Love Story starring
Bradley Cooper in “War Dogs”; image courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures(NEW YORK) — Bradley Cooper looks very different than his “Sexiest Man Alive” days in the new film, War Dogs, in which he plays an arms dealer.
Monty Brinton/CBS(LOS ANGELES) — Less than a week after he was fired from the CBS drama Criminal Minds, Thomas Gibson has joined Twitter to thank fans for their support. The actor launched his Twitter account Tuesday with
