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Terry Crews now has his own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Recently, theBrooklyn Nine-Ninestar celebrated his birthday in the most extraordinary way, as his new star was officially unveiled on Crews' 53rd birthday. Crews was on location to accept the award where he was joined by actress Tichina Arnold andAmerica’s Got Talentjudge Howie Mandel. you’re able to watch his speech in the video below. “This is more than I could even ask, or dream, or think....

The Wizard of Ozis one of the most iconic movies of the 1930s, but that hasn’t stopped other iterations of the story of Dorothy from Kansas making their way onto TV and cinema screens. The latest person to take on the world of L Frank Baum’s Oz will be Black-ish creatorKenya Barris, who has his own vision for the story of a young girl transported to a world of magic and danger, even if he knows it will gain him a certain amount of backlash....

Fans came out in droves forWonder Womanlast weekend, with arecord breaking debutof $103.2 million, the highest opening weekend ever for a female-directed movie. A bunch of lucky fans in New York City got a special surprise, when stars Gal Gadot and Chris Pine made a surprise appearance, along with director Patty Jenkins and producer Charles Roven. Gal Gadot shared a brief video on social media from this surprise appearance, and we also have a new report that revealsWonder Womanset another record as well, in terms of social media....

Avengers: Endgamefeatures a ton of heroes and Howard the Duck is present on the battle field. Not many Marvel Cinematic Universe fans noticed the little guy, he’s only in 18 frames, but he shows up during the epic battle scene to help take down Thanos and his army when all of the Decimated characters make their way back through the use of Doctor Strange’s golden portals. Howard first made his MCU debut in the firstGuardians of the Galaxymovie and fans have been waiting to see more of him....

Beetlejuicemay be the ghost with the most, but he isn’t currently the most popular supernatural being on his new U.S. streaming home on Netflix. Having made a surprise appearance on the platform on May 6, Tim Burton’s belated reunion with Michael Keaton, Winona Ryder, and Cathrine O’Hara,Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, has climbed to number three on theNetflixmovie chart at the time of writing, but it has not been able to surpass a 17-year-old young adult fantasy juggernaut....

When it comes to holiday specials, Christmas and Halloween remain supreme, so it can be easy to forget that there have been a few Thanksgiving specials of yesteryear, sharing stories about the holiday. Some animated special feature stories set during the U.S. colonial period, looking at when the holiday began. Some are pieces of historical fiction that make use of a bit of artistic license, while others pride themselves on historical accuracy....

Just because a character makes a film better, earning plenty of fans in the process, doesn’t mean they’re always going to end up in sequels. Sometimes contract negotiations fall through, or the performer didn’t like the direction the filmmakers were going with their respective character, the IP, or both. So, in situations like this, sometimes the character is dropped altogether (at least for one sequel). These are those characters, those who were popular but for whatever reason didn’t end up in the film that followed up their hit....

There’s something addicting about East Asian dramas, whether they’re Korean dramas playing on the familiar tropes of the region or Japanese dramas that go through all the motions over the course of eight, tiny episodes. These dramas have so much packed into them, and everyone has their favorite ones and lists of what are and aren’t iconic. When one references dramas from theChinesemainland, in Mandarin, theepic historical wuxiasthat crossover over into the movie world often come to mind, as well as the over-the-top production value that makes it seem like it’s completely out of this world in terms of quality — which often fits the ethereal setting....

Sometimes things don’t go according to plan. However, even if a movie production is forced to go through reshoots, regardless of the purpose behind them, it’s not necessarily a guaranteed recipe for failure. But, just as reshoots have led to successes, it’s not as if that is a universal result. The following films, from thrillers and horror flicks to science fiction classics and superhero epics, all had to go through the reshoot process, and results varied....

These films may have earned their place in pop culture as hit movies, however, there was surprisingly a time when studios initially rejected them. It’s hard to believe that any of the below-mentioned beloved films were at one point in danger of obsolescence, but such is the case for all of them. Studio executives at the time couldn’t see the genius in each of these films and rejected them for reasons varying from unclear storylines, to too much violence, to being too family-friendly....

Horror franchisesare no strangers to producing countless sequels, while oftentimes tinkering with and rewriting the lore of the characters featured in those films. In an effort to honor the original movies from which they came, a filmmaker will come along with what has become known in the industry as a legacy sequel. Usually, it’s a film released years or decades after the original that ties back directly to the beloved first film of the franchise....

Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) shrinks down to size for the first time while wearing Hank Pym’s (Michael Douglas) unique suit in the first of two clips fromMarvel’sAnt-Man, arriving in theaters July 17. Scott doesn’t quite know what to expect when trying on this suit, but his world is turned upside down when he presses one of the buttons, shrinking down to microscopic proportions. If that wasn’t frightening enough, he also hears the voice ofHank Pym(Michael Douglas) in his head, while he runs for his life from a massive tidal wave (i....

Historical TV dramas have become an increasingly popular form of entertainment, transporting viewers to different eras and allowing them to escape from their daily lives. From the lavish costumes and exquisite sets to the complex characters and thrilling plotlines, there’s something about these shows that keeps us coming back for more. While some people might dismissTV dramas as mere fluff and fantasy, the truth is that many of them are incredibly accurate in their portrayal of real historical events....