Despite being the connecting factor among Marvel’s Netflix TV shows (at least, throughThe Defenders),Rosario Dawsonis stating that she may not be returning to that world. Dawson has played Claire Temple, a.k.a. The Night Nurse throughout most of the Netflix’s Marvel universe –Daredevil,Luke Cage,Jessica Jones, andIron Fist, though notably notThe Punisher– but her time in that role may be at its end. At least, according to the actresses' statements during a panel at the 2018 Tribeca TV fest this past Saturday, asIndiewirereports....

Free GuyduoRyan ReynoldsandShawn Levyare set to reteam for an untitled time travel adventure movie that is in the works at Skydance. Reynolds will star and Levy will direct, while both of them will produce alongside Skydance’sDavid Ellison,Dana GoldbergandDon Granger. Reynolds will play a man who travels back in time to get help from his 13-year old self, and together they encounter their late father, who’s now Reynolds' age. Jonathan Tropper, who worked with Levy on the 2014 dramedyThis Is Where I Leave You, has been tapped to write the script, which according tothe Hollywood Reporter, is being reconfigured from a previous version of a project known asOur Name Is Adam....

Editor’s note: The below contains spoilers for Episode 9 of She-Hulk. After a hectic first season ofShe-Hulk: Attorney at Law, the finale, “Whose Show is This?” bucked Marvel tradition and chose not to give us the typical final showdown between villain and hero. Jen Walters (Tatiana Maslany) took the metaphorical high road instead, and while we can respect her choice to fight her haters in the courtroom, it would have been cathartic for audiences to see her land a few punches first....

If there’s one thing thatLetterkenny’s Shoresy (Jared Keeso) likes more than other people’s moms and chirping (especially at Reilly and Jonesy), it’s winning. The new teaser for his upcoming spinoff seriesShoresyhas the titular bench boss and his boys getting ready to turn around the AAA Sudbury hockey team and never lose another game. We’re also formally introduced to a few of the main members of the team. The six-episode, half-hour series debuts on Hulu on May 27....

Each year, the Television Critics Association (also known as the TCA) polls its membership to nominate the best actors, series and more from the past year. Unlike the Emmys, which are voted on by peer groups, the TCA awards are voted on by over 200 critics who (like myself) choose to watch as many of the 500 scripted series and untold numbers of reality series that are released each year as we possibly can....

Looking to buy an iPhone for your kid but don’t want to spend on the latest and greatest? The AppleiPhone SE (3rd Gen)might just be the best bet as it offers a compelling option for parents seeking a starter phone for their children. This compact device packs powerful features into an affordable package, making it an attractive choice for kids and teens.The iPhone SE (3rd Gen) boasts the A15 Bionic chip, providing impressive performance and advanced photography capabilities at a more accessible price point....

The Eyes of Tammy Fayetrailer is here, presentingJessica Chastainas the famous televangelist who saw her empire rise and crumble following fraud investigations and sexual scandals. The impressive transformation of Chastain into Tammy Faye is followed byAndrew Garfielddisappearing into the part of Jim Bakker, Tammy’s husband. The trailer presents us to Tammy Faye, an ordinary faithful Christian who becomes the leader of a multi-million dollar empire and a pop-culture symbol, using television both to spread the word of God and to get rich....

At first glance, it would seem like you could easily dismissJudd Apatow’s latest effort,The King of Staten Island. It’s another 2-hour-plus tale of arrested development about a guy in his 20s who spends all day getting high and hanging with friends, but must work to put his life together. But that broad description doesn’t do justice to the maturity Apatow shows in his direction, nor does it properly respect the unique vibe that co-writer and starPete Davidsonbrings to the picture....

For the first time in my life I booed at a movie. The applause at the official press screening ofThe Unknown Girlin Cannes was forced, likely meant to encouragethe Dardenne Brothers, Croisette regulars. Reactions as journalists poured out of the theater were mostly negative tinged with disappointment. While I have never been a fan of their films, I did see their merits. So what happened? A question I’d like to ask the Cannes committee....

Wheel of Fortuneis one of America’s most-lovedTV game shows. Since its premiere all the way back in 1975,Wheel of Fortunehas featured hundreds of contestants trying their luck and hoping that they walk home with the big prize. The show’s concept is simple:spin the giant wheel, solve a bunch of puzzles, and pray that luck is on your side.Over the years,Wheel of Fortunehas become an important part ofAmerican pop culture. Despite its simple format, the show’s appeal lies inthe suspense of it all....

Here’s a story you might’ve heard before: a man is haunted by childhood memories of someone being shot at an airport. Trapped in an experimental facility in a not-so-distant future, he is sent back in time over and over again and, on his travels, meets a woman from the past with whom he falls in love. Eventually, as he meets up with her in an airport, he gets shot, an event that is witnessed by his younger self....

The Toronto International Film Festival is only a couple months away, and today they’ve announced their lineups for the Galas and Special Presentations, where the “biggest” movies are revealed, although we still have the Midnight Madness lineup and other sections to look forward to as well. There had been plenty of rumors about what would pop up at TIFF this year, and the lineup does not disappoint. This year will feature major upcoming films includingJoe Wright’sDarkest Hour,Haifaa Al Mansour’sMary Shelley,Dee Rees’Mudbound,David Gordon Green’sStronger,Valerie Faris & Jonathan Dayton’sBattle of the Sexes,Luca Guadagnino’sCall Me By Your Name,Alfonso Gomez-Rejon’sThe Current War,Alexander Payne’sDownsizing,Scott Cooper’sHostiles, Craig Gillespie’sI, Tonya,Greta Gerwig’sLady Bird,Darren Aronofsky’smother!...

Do you want to bring a little more music into your weekend at home? Perhaps something with a little more … funk? Well, you’re in luck, because not only is Universal Pictures and DreamWorks Animation’sTrolls World Touravailable for at-home viewing right now, we also have a look at a featurette from the Special Features that explores one of the many musical motifs in the family-friendly film. This video takes viewers to Funkytown, a....