By Ladies and Gentlemen The Fabulous Stains is a film that should have been a massive midnight movie success. Director Lou Adler was responsible for producing The Rocky Horror Picture Show and later directing Cheech and Chong’s Up In Smoke. But through the serious issue of not really having an ending,
TV News: Pitt, Dealer, Cary, Fear, Winds
The Pitt HBO Max has revealed that the second season premiere of its medical drama “The Pitt” drew 5.4 million U.S. viewers, a 200% increase in viewership compared to its series debut – one of the biggest season-over-season jumps for a returning show. The growth follows a strong awards season
Robert Downey Jr. and Timothée Chalamet Want to Make Dunesday the Next Barbenheimer
For decades, Hollywood believed in counter programming. When Universal released Mamma Mia! on July 18, 2008, the same weekend that Warner Bros. put out The Dark Knight, they hoped to get moviegoers uninterested in superhero crime epics. Nearly two decades earlier, Disney tried the same maneuver, putting out the more
Paramount’s WBD Takeover Bid Goes Abroad
David Ellison’s war against the Netflix bid for Warner Bros. Discovery has moved to Europe. The Paramount-Skydance owner and others at the studio are meeting political leaders and entertainment figures in an effort to rally support for his $108.4 billion hostile bid for Warner Bros. Discovery. That includes French President
Robert Picardo Created His Star Trek Character’s Best Quirk By Accident
This article contains spoilers for the two-part premiere of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy. Star Trek: Starfleet Academy is, by necessity, a forward-looking sort of property, what with its focus on the students who’ll become the next generation of Federation officers and the politically complex world they’ll inhabit. But that doesn’t mean
