Kerry Washington

Hulu has renewed Reasonable Doubt for Season 4, locking in the hit legal drama from creator Raamla Mohamed and executive producer Kerry Washington just days before its Season 3 finale on November 13.

Brad Pitt nearly skipped Mr. and Mrs. Smith — the 2005 action-romance that lit the fuse with Angelina Jolie — after an early plan to pair him with Nicole Kidman collapsed, throwing the blockbuster’s casting into chaos.

Netflix bet big on the star-studded musical The Prom in 2020 — and audiences promptly forgot it. Now, five years later, the Ariana Grande role that never happened is back under the spotlight, reviving the biggest what-if of a film that never hit its high note.

Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery premieres at the BFI London Film Festival, and even as Rian Johnson touts his most personal case yet, he reveals there are no plans for Knives Out 4—for now.

Forget guessing the killer—great whodunnits grip you with the why. FandomWire makes the case for mysteries as treasure hunts where the real reward is each revelation, not the final reveal.

Josh Brolin wakes up drenched in blood and spoiling for war with exes, contract killers, and everyone in between in Wade Eastwood’s Mister, a next-level action comedy from Thunder Road.

Spider-Man 4 has found its live-action Tombstone, tapping a Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse alum as Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures’ Spider-Man: Brand New Day rolls cameras under Destin Daniel Cretton, with Tom Holland back in the suit.

When How to Get Away with Murder premiered in 2014, it instantly turned into a Thursday-night ratings machine for ABC, slotting neatly alongside Scandal and Grey's Anatomy.

New film from Paul Thomas Anderson, long-awaited sequels to Knives Out and Now You See Me, and more.

Looks like the name of the show that made Jennifer Aniston famous was prophetic. This woman does have friends. Lots of them.