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Billy Crystal recalled the final conversation he had with longtime friend Rob Reiner hours before the famed director’s death. “We had spent the night before together and [were] talking about our careers together,” Crystal, 78, said during his Tuesday, April 14, appearance on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert. “We were talking about the movie business and how it’s changed and how people don’t go to theaters like they used to.” He continued, “We talked about the fact that you can’t control how a movie is going to do. What you can control is the experience of making it.” Crystal…

The Queen of Pop is returning to reclaim her crown, and she’s doing it at the label where it all started. After resigning with Warner Records earlier this year, Madonna has officially revealed her first record in seven years, Confessions on a Dance Floor: Part II. Along with cover art featuring the pop star seated upon a set of purple speakers and draped in cloth — appropriately — like a Madonna, the singer released a short preview of the music. Here’s everything you need to know about the new music coming from one of music’s all-time icons. What kind of…

Searchlight Pictures has acquired U.S. rights to Matt Black and Ryan Polly’s feature debut Monitor, the horror film that made its world premiere in the Mignighter section at SXSW. The film, one of the festival’s buzziest, stars Brittany O’Grady, Viveik Karla, Ines Høysæter Asserson, Gunner Willis, Sara Alexander and Camila Bejarano Wahlgren. Producers are Marty Bowen, Wyck Godfrey, Isaac Klausner, John Fischer and Adrian Guerra. Executive producers include Nuria Valls, Hal Sadoff, Ben Levine, Dave Bishop and George Hamilton. Searchlight will also distribute in the UK and Southeast Asia. The logline: After a disturbing video surfaces online, something begins to spread —…

John Medland/FOX The following post contains spoilers for the “Doc” Season 2 finale. It’s very possible that Joan Ridley and Richard Miller will appear in Season 3 of Fox’s “Doc” — but we’ll likely see much less of them. Following the medical drama’s sophomore finale on Tuesday (read our post mortem here), co-showrunner Hank Steinberg is setting viewers’ expectations for the potential returns of Felicity Huffman’s and Scott Wolf’s characters. Interestingly, it’s Huffman’s Joan — who was receiving end-of-life care in the finale’s closing minutes, after performing one last, life-saving surgery…

Picture Credits: Netflix Awards season for movies might be over, but for TV, it’s now officially heating up. If you want to know exactly where Netflix is placing its bets, you don’t need an insider source—you just need to look at their “For Your Consideration” (FYC) website, which was just refreshed. Every year, Netflix updates its dedicated FYC portal to woo voters across the major television academies. And while they offer a massive slate of shows for consideration, the site’s layout tells a very specific story. The streamer clearly plays favorites, giving top billing and massive thumbnail boxes to their…

Val Kilmer‘s AI-generated likeness is front and center in the trailer for the forthcoming movie As Deep as the Grave. Writer-director Coerte Voorhees’ feature debuted the footage at CinemaCon in Las Vegas on Wednesday. Abigail Lawrie, Tom Felton and Abigail Breslin round out the cast for the indie film. As Deep as the Grave centers on real-life archaeologists Ann (Lawrie) and Earl Morris (Felton), who unearthed remains of the Ancestral Puebloans in the 1920s. Kilmer’s likeness can be seen portraying Father Fintan, a Catholic priest and Native American spiritualist. “Don’t fear the dead, and don’t fear me,” his likeness says…

[Warning: Potentially Triggering Content] The manager of the nightclub where Ruby Rose claims Katy Perry sexually assaulted her nearly two decades ago is speaking out! Over the weekend, the Orange is the New Black alum took to Threads to claim that when she was in her early 20s the pop star “pulled her underwear to the side and rubbed her disgusting v****a on my face” until she opened her eyes and “projectile” vomited while at Spice Market nightclub in Melbourne. Ruby also claimed there was “so much more that happened” in the years before Katy’s hit song I Kissed A…

“There’ll be a big content component to reward people and give them the recognition that they deserve for what they’ve accomplished in their fitness journey,” he noted. “And then inspire other people at home who look just like them who don’t think it’s possible.” The Ted actor added, “It’s not about what I’m doing, it’s really about what you’re doing, challenging people to be the best versions of themselves.” And even though Mark—whose new movie Balls Up is available now on Prime Video—gets up before the crack of dawn to complete his workout, he is well-aware that his normal isn’t…

Tom Cruise and Alejandro G. Iñárritu are teaming up for the first time on a new project. Let’s “dig” in! First announced in February 2024, Digger labels itself as “a comedy of catastrophic proportions.” Warner Bros. Pictures will release the highly anticipated film in theaters (including Imax) on Oct. 2. Cruise and Iñárritu were recently spotted at CinemaCon 2026, where the actor stated, “I think I’ve worn out all of his films [watching them]. I’m so honored to work with you and inspired by what you create, my friend.” Iñárritu confirmed the movie filmed “in VistaVision,” the same format that…

Thanks to Netflix, it has finally happened — we got a solid, mid-range, shark-attack movie! It’s a subgenre with a considerable following but a historically inconsistent output. Jaws put sharks on the map, then 20 years of cheap B-movies came before Deep Blue Sea brought them firmly into the ’90s. Open Water was more of a survival-thriller outlier, and it was followed The Shallows and The Meg, which shook things up a little in the 21st century. Punctuating these main players were long stretches of very low-budget, low-quality shark movies, the sort that the SyFy channel would go on to…