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Gunslinger returns in Taken From Rio Bravo

Taken from Rio Bravo follows the events of the first movie Gunfight at Rio Bravo released in January in the

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STAR TREK Continuity Challenges Goldsman

We all remember seeing various Behind The Scenes documentaries about Star Trek and catching sight of the extensive show “Bibles” and technical manuals. Huge folders. Binders overflowing with information, guarded by committed experts who have a mission to ensure that over 800 episodes, 13 movies, and numerous other media all somehow sync up and make […]

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FAMILY GUY Showrunners Join Strike

As the Writers Guild Of America strike kicked in a couple of weeks ago, the studios sent letters to showrunners who were also members of the WGA making it clear they expected work to continue. Writing duties were paused, but showrunner activity was to carry on. Lots of showrunners pushed back, and said they were […]

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By August 28, 2026 Movie

Funny Trailer for Youth Comedy ‘Tiny Fugitives’ with Johnny Knoxville

“There is nothing waiting for us back home…” “What if we never went home?” Inaugural Entertainment has unveiled an official trailer for a movie called Tiny Fugitives, an extra fun coming-of-age comedy about kids going wild at Jewish summer camp. Produced by Seth Rogen & Evan Goldberg, this adventure is

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By August 28, 2026 Reviews

Be Smart About the Way You Change: Spike Fearn and Angourie Rice on “Finding Emily”

Bursting with old-school charm even as its provocations are distinctly modern, director Alicia MacDonald’s “Finding Emily” is a witty and sincere reminder of the enduring appeal of romantic comedies. Unlike recent stabs at the genre that feel like they coast on self-awareness and the ability to wink at their audience,

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By August 28, 2026 Movie

The Best Dark Comedy You Never Watched: The Mick

EJ The Mick For a time, the cast of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia would attempt to venture off into their own paths while still staying committed to their show. Charlie Day showed more attention to his film career. Glenn Howerton started a new series called A.P. Bio. Rob Mac

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15 People Share Horrible Things Celebrities Did That Everyone Forgot Except Them

Celebrity scandals have a strange way of disappearing from the public conversation. Something can dominate headlines for a few weeks, become a punchline, and then slowly fade as the person involved continues their career. Meanwhile, some people never forget what happened, especially when they remember the story from a completely

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By August 28, 2026 Movie

Heat 2: Odessa Young to take over role originally played by Ashley Judd in 1995

The pieces are starting to fall into place for Michael Mann’s Heat 2. Although the male cast has mostly been firmed up, several of the key female roles were up for grabs, with actresses like Inde Navarrette and others reportedly vying for them. Now, probably the biggest female part has been

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