Universal(NEW YORK) — Split topped the weekend box office for the third straight week, raking in another $14.6 million. The horror/thriller, starring X-Men‘s James McAvoy, marks the first time M. Night Shyamalan has seen one of his films
WireImage/Kevork Djansezian(NEW YORK) — Oscar nominee Mahershala Ali is quickly becoming one of the most recognizable faces on screen. But when it comes to his name, that’s a whole other matter. In a recent appearance on Popcorn With Peter Travers,
Gene Page/AMC(NEW YORK) — Maybe you can’t stand the New England Patriots or the Atlanta Falcons — or maybe you just hate football. TV execs are counting on those hold-outs, and, as always, are trying to counter-program.
NBC/Jamie McCarthy(NEW YORK) — After her 9 a.m. hour of Today became the first casualty of Megyn Kelly’s multi-million dollar move from Fox News Channel to NBC, Tamron Hall is hitting the ground running. As excited —
ABC/Eric McCandless(LOS ANGELES) — On this week’s Scandal, Marcus and Mellie’s relationship is revealed through a series of flashbacks. In the first flashback, Marcus is seen at Mellie’s campaign, where he tears up at her announcement for presidency.
Getty Images/Jordan PixAngelina Jolie penned an op-ed in the New York Times today with her personal perspective on President Donald Trump’s recent travel ban directed at seven countries with predominantly Muslim residents. The Oscar winner focused her
Matilda Lutz as Julia in “Rings”; Quantrell Colbert/Paramount Pictures(NEW YORK) — Here’s a look at the new movies opening nationwide Friday: * Rings — This psychological horror thriller, the third in The Ring movie franchise, stars Matilda
Britt Robertson and Asa Butterfield in “The Space Between Us”; Courtesy of STX Entertainment(NEW YORK) — Gary Oldman plays Nathaniel Shepherd, the visionary head of a company that specializes in space exploration. His goal is to form
ABC/Paula Lobo (LONDON) — Amid the growing list of celebrities speaking out against President Donald Trump, Matthew McConaughey says it’s time for Hollywood to embrace the new president. “Well, they don’t have a choice now,” he told the BBC’sThe
Marvel – 2016(LOS ANGELES) — The nominations for Nickelodeon’s Kids Choice Awards are in, and the billion dollar-plus grossing Captain America: Civil War managed to top the heap, with a superheroic eight nominations. Another comic book-based movie, Batman v Superman: Dawn
