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9-1-1: Lone Starwill finally be back on screens this fall after being off the air for over a year.Now leading Mondays for FOX, the highly anticipated season has much to achieve, from exhilarating emergencies to developing beautiful relationships.Julian Worksplays Mateo Chavez in the show. In a conversation withDAMANabout his latest project,The Long Game, Works teased significant developments for his character and the show as a whole. Season 5 is currently in production, and he revealed, “We are roughly in the middle of filming Season 5 as we speak!...

Universal Pictures made the surprising announcement yesterday thatDog Manwas nowstreaming on digital platforms, which came as a bit of a shock considering the movie is still producing strong numbers at the box office in only its third weekend in theaters.Dog Manadded another $9.7 million domestically to its total this weekend, and after a strong Monday, February 17 that saw the animated flick gross over $3.6 million, it has now officially passed $70 million at the domestic box office....

The summer heatwave isn’t going anywhere fast. While some people prefer to soak up the last bits of sunshine before fall makes a rude entrance, other prefers the comfort of binge-watching movies at home. The streaming scenes are buzzing with excitement, delivering fresh picks almost every week. With so many new releases, it can feel like you’re downing in options. But don’t sweat it (literally and figuratively) - we’re here to help!...

Class is permanent and when a brilliant piece of creative work is birthed, it transcends the era from which it has emerged. That is undoubtedly the case for Warner Bros.Gremlins, which in the forty years since its release - with this year making that anniversary - has become one of the most beloved films of the 1980s.Now, the cult classic has received a promising update from one of its original stars regarding a long-awaited sequel....

TheSNLroster of the early-to-mid 90s is one defined by personalities that were outsized, even by the standards of that perennial late-night comedy program. There was the chameleonicMike Myers, who seemed to be working in the mold of someone likePeter Sellers. There was also the human wrecking-ball energy of someone likeChris Farley, whose most memorable characters (surely, we all rememberMatt Foley, motivational speaker) brought audiences to their knees with laughter. Then, of course, there wasDavid Spade, an Arizona-raised standup who came to the show equipped with a surfeit of one quality in particular that made him stand out amongst his contemporaries: smarm....

Teen MomstarFarrah Abrahamhad plastic surgeryand took to Yelp to share her upset over it. Abraham, who was fired fromthe reality show, is infamous for her Yelp reviews and the latest is no different. She went to the plastic surgeonto get dissolver injected, meant to take out any previous botox or work done to the face. According to Abraham, they did not take care of both sides of her face andshe is upset that she was not treated up to her standardswhile going there....

There will be blood (and honey) because Winnie the Pooh is returning to slash he was through and past the Hundred Acre Wood. The Hollywood Reporter has just releasedexclusive new imagesfrom the upcomingWinnie-The-Pooh: Blood and Honey 2, looking at thehotly anticipated sequelto the gory take on the children’s book classic. No release date has yet been set for the film. More Blood, More Honey It was only earlier this year when the first filmWinnie-The-Pooh: Blood and Honeyslashed its way into theaters....

Certain fictional characters have managed to stand the test of time because they do not belong to just one studio or company. While the rules of copyright mean that Lucasfilm has complete control over Luke Skywalker from theStar Warsfranchise and no one other than Warner Brothers can make aBatmanmovie, there are many fairy tales, myths,and classic heroeswho can be brought to life by any creator who wants to take a new stab at the material....

Music is one of the most crucial aspects of a movie. A good, powerful, memorable musical score can greatly amplify the atmosphere of a film, as well as expand on its themes and characters. Over the course of the history of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the Best Original Score category has seen multiple shifts and modifications, until becoming what it is today. Throughout the decades, many outstanding scores from iconic movies have been recognized with anOscar....

Rey (Daisy Ridley) exploded into theStar Warsfranchise as the leader of the sequel trilogy. This was a refreshing change of pace for the franchise that had featured predominantly male protagonists up until that moment. In the three movies she led,Rey proved herself to be a charming and resourceful protagonist who was always worth cheering fordespite all her flaws. While the ultimate conclusion of her story may have leftsomething to be desired, she was never anything less than magnetic....

Vampire stories go back to cinema’s earliest days, drawing on an even older history in literature and folklore. The genre remains compelling today (even if it’s not at peak popularity), withRobert Eggers’sNosferatugenerating substantial hype. However,the vampire genre’s long life means that it’s cluttered with duds as well as classics. For everyNear Dark, there’s a near miss. With this in mind, this list looks at some of the very worst vampire films ever made....

Summer is coming to a close with just one month remaining, andtheaters have burnt through almost all of their major middle-year blockbusters. However, fear not about a lack of content, as streamers are gearing up for another major month. One in particular, Apple TV+, is coming off the back of asuccessful Julythat saw shows likeLady in the LakeandWomen in Bluedelight audiences. Their slate for August is just as juicy, with eye-catching documentaries, sumptuous second seasons, and even aMatt Damonmovie to keep viewers entertained....

Welcome to this very special edition ofThis Week in Animation News! Normally, this is your one-stop shop for all the animation news fit to print over the previous week. This weekend’s installment is not only getting off to an early start thanks toSan Diego Comic-Con, it’s also going to be regularly updated with the latest and greatest announcements that come out of the convention. The programming block is stacked and packed with all sorts of animation goodies, so be sure to revisit often to see what’s new!...