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Nicole Kidman on the benefits of her unorthodox character choices

Nicole Kidman has played some interesting characters as of late but she says chooses these roles for a reason.

Marvel actor Jon Bernthal had to fight for his ‘King Richard’ role

'The Punisher' actor fought to play coach Rick Macci in the Will Smith biopic 'King Richard' and even shed 30 pounds for the role.

Artists break down how they created their characters in 2021’s biggest animated movies

Many viewers will be shocked to find out the imagination and thought that goes into creating these iconic animated characters.

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Andy Cohen addresses drunken New Year’s Eve antics

Andy Cohen has stood his ground regarding the backlash he faced for his comments during CNN's 'Live From Times Square' special.

Apple orders Lincoln assassination miniseries ‘Manhunt’

Tobias Menzies is set to star in the adaptation of 'Manhunt' that will follow the search for John Wilkes Booth.

Bella Thorne romance movie climbing up the streaming charts

A new romance drama starring Bella Thorne was recently released on Amazon Prime, where it has been dominating, despite lukewarm reception.

A terrible Adam Sandler rom-com is dominating Netflix

Audiences are lapping up this Adam Sandler movie since it recently hit Netflix, despite its track record of a terrible critical reception.

Chinese star Zhang Hanyu will star in upcoming drama ‘Unspoken’

The Chinese superstar is best known for his role in the action blockbuster 'The Great Wall' opposite Matt Damon.

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‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ VFX team deconstruct this scene

VFX supervisor Kelly Port breaks down what went into bringing the iconic Doc Ock bridge scene to the big screen.

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‘Matrix Resurrections’ VFX supervisor had to make it ‘feel more real’

Director Lana Wachowski tasked VFX supervisor Dan Glass to make this film "feel more real" where previous films were more studio-based.