TERESA PALMER as Rebecca and MARIA BELLO as Sophie in New Line Cinema's horror film "LIGHTS OUT," a Warner Bros. Pictures release.
Any fears die-hard The Rocky Horror Picture Show fans might've had about Fox's take on the beloved musical got shot and buried six feet deep Thursday after a tantalizing new trailer emerged. Laverne Cox , who plays Dr. Frank-N-Furter, straight up slays in the clip, vamping and cooing while playing to wild theater audience -- the crucial part of any good Rocky Horror experience.
When "Ash vs. Evil Dead" returns to Starz this October, we'll find Ash in Jacksonville, Florida, where he's just trying to get away from all the horror of his life. Of course, everything that could go wrong soon does go wrong, and in Season 2 Ash will be forced to return to his hometown of Elk Grove, Michigan.
Steven Spielberg has joined a select group including the Queen, JK Rowling and Sir David Attenborough as he becomes a gold Blue Peter badge owner. The Oscar-winning film director, producer and screenwriter said he had "always secretly privately wanted" the badge, which is the children's programme's highest accolade.
When Mila Kunis was 18, she started dating former child star Macaulay Culkin, and the two were together nearly 10 years. After they broke up in 2011, photos of Culkin surfaced in the tabloids.
The upcoming Korean War film "Operation Chromite" takes on the loaded subject matter with a studded cast of Korean A-listers and Hollywood actor Liam Neeson, best known to Korean audiences for his 2008 thriller "Taken." It clearly aims to be a commercial blockbuster, armed with glitzy visuals, loud battle scenes, budding wartime romance and easily imaginable characters.
John Cho, left, Anton Yelchin, Karl Urban, Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto and Simon Pegg return in the sci-fi sequel "Star Trek Beyond." Wide-release film synopses from the Los Angeles Times.
Air New Zealand has teamed up with Hollywood actress Anna Faris and New Zealand actor and comedian Rhys Darby for its latest safety video, Safety in Hollywood . The video, shot at Warner Bros.
Sigourney, who is also an honorary chairwoman of the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund International, starred in Gorillas Revisited for the BBC and Animal Planet in 2005. In a statement, the actress said: "Our children deserve to inherit a world of wildlife.