Jack Black teases 'Jumanji 3' character evolution for Ruby Roundhouse
Jumanji 3, the currently untitled sequel to Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, is slated to hit theaters in December of 2019. Currently in filming, not much is actually known about the upcoming movie. Fortunately, Jack Black is here to give us a tiny hint as to what may be in store for one of our favorite Jumanji characters....
Tim Burton unveils new 'Dumbo' footage to Disneyland guests
We’re just over two weeks away from the release of Dumbo, the next live-action Disney film we’ve all been eagerly waiting for. After the film’s trailer pretty much made us cry our eyes out, we’ve been anxiously awaiting this Tim Burton twist that seems like it will be a bit darker than the original. Now, director...
'SNL' parodies Momo with terrifying Bok Bok fast food chicken mascot
Just when we thought Momo couldn’t get any creepier, Saturday Night Live had to go and prove us wrong. Kate McKinnon brings to life the fast food fried chicken mascot Bok Bok, who is DEFINITELY not Momo. Read more: ‘Captain America’ praising ‘Captain Marvel’ is exactly what we needed The Momo Challenge resurfaced on the internet causing many social media...
'Captain America' praising 'Captain Marvel' is exactly what we needed
We’re still in opening weekend for Captain Marvel, but the film is already soaring past its predicted box office projections higher, further, faster than anyone could have expected. Fellow Marvel star and Captain America actor Chris Evans seemed to be just as proud of Brie Larson as the rest of us, taking to Twitter to congratulate the Captain Marvel star...
Mötley Crüe tease brand new song dropping this Friday
The buzz has been building around Mötley Crüe biopic The Dirt, which stars Machine Gun Kelly as drummer Tommy Lee. Last month, MGK and Mötley Crüe dropped their collab track, “The Dirt (Est. 1981)” on Sex Pistols’ guitarist Steve Jones show “Jonesy’s Jukebox”. Now, it looks like we won’t have to wait too much longer for another new track from the band! Read more: These Addams...
Jordan Peele's 'Us' horrified audiences in the very best way
Jordan Peele unveiled the follow-up to his horror-filled classic Get Out as the opening movie at SXSW. Fans were eager to see if Peele’s Us would live up to the hype of his first film, praying that it would not fall victim to the dreaded sophomore slump of most sequels. Fortunately, this film not only delivered, but it...