By After two years and a title change, the third season of Interview with the Vampire, now rebranded as The Vampire Lestat in honor of the second novel in Anne Rice’s Vampire Chronicles series, will finally hit our screens. And AMC is leaning hard into the rock star agenda, dropping a
Steven Spielberg: Disclosure Day Marks Lifetime Believing ‘We Are Not Alone on Earth’
Fifteen minutes before Steven Spielberg walked onstage at the Grand Ballroom of the Hilton Austin Hotel, the room filled with the ambient sounds of a pedal steel guitar. In anticipation of the upcoming conversation with the film industry’s most prolific director, the music transformed the space into something ethereal, almost
Bradley Cooper Up To Direct “Oceans” Prequel
Bradley Cooper is reportedly stepping in to direct the upcoming “Ocean’s 11” prequel film in the works at Warner Bros. Pictures and Margot Robbie’s LuckyChap Entertainment according to Puck News. Oscar-nominated filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung (“Minari,” “Twister”) was previously attached to direct the film and developed the project with the
Study: Diverse Cast Films Deliver Box-Office
The much-spouted conservative catchphrase “go woke, go broke” has long been used as a criticism of various industries, even as studies in those industries indicate the opposite is true. It now appears to have happened again, this time with the film industry, according to UCLA’s newly released Hollywood Diversity Report
One ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Star Reportedly Shot Scenes Under ‘Terrible’ Codename
An iconic Marvel hero is seemingly making their return in Avengers: Doomsday! A report seems to indicate that one of the franchise’s biggest stars used a codename for filming. Despite how big a moment it was for the fandom, it’s easy to forget that “Chair Day” holds the only confirmed
