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Before her stunning role in House of the Dragon, Olivia Cooke delivered a powerful performance in a 2015 film that earned 82% on Rotten Tomatoes. Discover why 'Me And Earl And The Dying Girl' is her best role before her turn as Alicent Hightower.
Actress Alexandra Daddario reflects on the infamous nude scene in True Detective, revealing how it impacted her career and how she embraces her sex appeal. Find out what she said.
Uncover the chilling truth behind The Ring's ending. Learn how Samara's vengeful spirit wins, trapping survivors in a bleak cycle of guilt and death. Plus, explore the deeper meaning behind the curse and its terrifying implications.
Find out why Patrick J. Adams decided to leave Suits after season 7. Learn about Mike Ross's story arc, Meghan Markle's departure, and Adams' return for the final season.
DC Universe artwork envisions the love story beginning between David Corenswet's Man of Steel and Rachel Brosnahan's Lois Lane in James Gunn's new Superman movie. Find out how the Superman movie can explore new territory for Clark Kent & Lois Lane, and check out the artwork!
The Notebook's director Nick Cassavetes apologizes for spilling the beans on on-set tension between Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams. Find out why he regrets revealing the drama.
Check out these new set photos from the upcoming Superman movie, featuring David Corenswet's Man of Steel and Rachel Brosnahan's Lois Lane in action! Get a glimpse of the epic battle and potential alien invasion in this thrilling DCU film.
Tricia O'Neill is a Star Trek legend. From Captain Rachel Garrett to a Klingon scientist, learn about her incredible performances and what made her such a fan favorite.
As a stand-up comic battling PTSD in the dark comedy "I Used To Be Funny," Rachel Sennott exhibits her emotional side. This movie looks at the difficulties in healing and finding humor within trauma. See if our review makes viewing worthwhile.
View a clip from the gymnastics drama "Backspot," highlighting the fierce performances of Evan Rachel Wood and Devery Jacobs. Find out why this film represents a major turning point for Devery Jacobs given her extraordinary acting and agility.