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8 Great Movies Set In Ancient Rome That Aren't Gladiator
From Biblical epics to Shakespeare adaptations and outrageous comedies, these ancient Rome movies offer plenty of spe...
HBO's 5-Part Comedy Is A Rare TV Series That Ends With Its Best Season
Hacks is a rare show that hit the ground running with a great first season, then just got better and better every yea...
'Snoopy' Wasn't Charles Schulz's First Choice When Naming Peanuts' Iconic Dog
Peanuts' Snoopy is one of the most famous fictional dogs in pop culture, but Charles M Schulz originally had a differ...
Marvel Unveils Wolverine's Altered Superpowers In "Feral" Redesign
Marvel declares "THE BEAST UNLEASHED!"
Henry Cavill's All-Time Favorite Video Game Series Officially Returns In 2027
Henry Cavill's favorite video game series is officially back in a big way with a brand-new entry coming in 2027 that ...
Elton John Kept a 30-Year Tradition Alive at Rock in Rio Set With a Song That’s “Only Popular in Brazil”
The singer has now performed “Skyline Pigeon” at 19 consecutive shows in Brazil. Elton John Kept a 30-Year Tradition ...
The 25 Greatest Rock Bassists of All Time
“The bass player is the loser of the band,” Kevin McDonald once sneered in a “Kids in the Hall” sketch skewering the ...
The Legacy Business: Estate Management Ensures the Music Never Dies
Artists don’t live forever. We’ve been reminded of that too often lately. But when their time sadly does come to leav...
‘Murdoch Mysteries’ Maker Shaftesbury Hires Nataline Rodrigues In Creative Push
EXCLUSIVE: Canada’s Shaftesbury is supercharging its creative team. The Murdoch Mysteries maker has hired former Roge...
‘Joie de Vivre’ Review: Luca Guadagnino’s Obsessive Bertolucci Doc Is a 7-Hour Cinema Paradiso Even More Fascinating for What It Leaves Out
Venice: Guadagnino's epic chronicle of his filmmaking idol wends and wades its way through Bertolucci's complicated c...
John Turturro To Receive Zurich Film Festival’s Golden Eye Award
John Turturro is set to receive the Golden Eye Award at the Zurich Film Festival, which kicks off later this month. ...
TIFF Finally Has a Formal Film Market, but Sellers and Buyers Still Don’t Know What to Expect
The inaugural TIFF Market is bringing hundreds of buyers up north for the first time in years, but could it slow sale...
Runner Review: Alan Ritchson Action Thriller Is Surprisingly Unhinged (Complimentary)
Though it may not be the most original action movie, Runner's jumble of tones gives it an unexpected (and enjoyable) ...
Casey Affleck On ‘Company’: “I Was Responding In Part To Raging Conflicts In The World, And To Things Inside Myself” — Venice
Casey Affleck‘s Venice Film Festival Competition drama Company is launching on the Lido today. Affleck was flanked at...
7 Years Later, Stephen King's IT: Chapter 2 Looks Worse For One Major Reason
Seven years later, IT Chapter 2 looks even weaker as another project exposes the sequel's biggest flaws and strengthe...
Tom Jones Claims He Has Been Fired From ‘The Voice UK’ Because Of “Financial Difficulty”
Sir Tom Jones is known for his booming baritone voice — and he has certainly used it to call out ITV’s decision to fi...
3 War Movie Sequels That Are Actually Worth Watching
These 3 war movie sequels are actually worth watching, including a brutal modern follow-up and one acclaimed WWII com...
The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct Live Blog — Nintendo Finally Set to Pull Back the Curtain on Its Big Switch 2 Exclusive
It’s almost time for The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct, and IGN will be reporting live with all the news, t...
High Potential’s Missing Character Desperately Needs A Season 3 Comeback
High Potential's Ludo may have appeared less in season 2, but he now has an opportunity to return for a desperately n...
‘Musk’ Review: Alex Gibney’s Distressing Biography of an Uber-Wealthy Tech Bro Is Less Bombshell Than Summary of How We Got Here
Venice: At nearly four hours, Gibney's documentary boasts a damning and exhaustively researched portrait of Elon Musk...