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Disney has released another new look at its upcomingAlice in Wonderlandsequel,Alice Through the Looking Glass. The movie is clearly still holding on on toTim Burton’s distinctive style, even though he’s only a producer this time around—The Muppets’James Bobinwill instead be directing. The sequel is returning to Underland with a new story that findsMia Wasikowska,Johnny Depp,Anne Hathaway, andHelena Bonham Carterall returning in their original roles, alongside new cast membersSacha Baron CohenandRhys Ifans....

The seventh episode ofAmerican Horror Story: Hotelintroduces some intriguing new characters and information, but their introduction is too ill-timed and poorly executed to pull you into the material. “Flicker” opens up by putting the spotlight back on Will Drake for a hot second. He’s back from his trip to Paris and is now more eager than ever to make the Hotel Cortez home sweet home, that is, after he renovates it....

The CW’sArrowis a few months away from its Season 5 premiere, but the series' starStephen Amellis already hyping its arrival. That’s no surprise considering the last season left something to be desired thanks to anill-used villain, a suffusion of magic into a world that wasn’t sure how to handle it, and a decision to opt for soap-opera drama over tried-and-true storylines from the comic books. However, it sounds likeArrowmight be getting back to basics in the upcoming season....

A new TV spot is now here for Marvel’sAvengers: Endgame, but it doesn’t really matter. Why? Well, not only is there no new footage here (just some black-and-white and selectively red-tinged shots from scenes in existing movies or previously released marketing material), the powers that be have admitted to tweaking trailers and ads in order to keep fans wrong-footed ahead of theAvengers: Infinity Warsequel’s arrival on April 26th. In a number of interviews, including a recent one with Empire Magazine (as reported byComingsoon), theRussoBrothersbasically confirmed that they use footage that’s not in the movie in order to form their trailers, favoring secrecy over marketing....

With this year’sFuriosareceding into the rearview mirror, fans can now stream the movie that kicked off the whole saga.Mad Maxwill stream (appropriately enough) on Max next month. The apocalyptic 1979 thriller will be available on the streamer starting on June 28, 2025. Medical doctor and amateur filmmakerGeorge Millermade his future directorial debut with Mad Max; inspired by car accident injuries he’d seen in the emergency room and a recent oil crisis, he conceived of a near-future Australia where madmen roamed the roads of the Outback....

There are few things as cozy as a British mystery series. Despite appearances, that statement isn’t an oxymoron. Lazy afternoons must be paired with fresh tea, baked goods, a hazy twilight through the window, and fictional detectives chasing down criminals. Whether the tale’s setting is a quaint historic village or the grittiest London streets, the investigator a quirky civilian with an eye for patterns or a callous, obsessive officer of the law, murder mysteries from the United Kingdom are as timeless as they are time capsules of their eras....

Get ready for some finger lickin' good fun, folks.BoxLunch, the fandom-first retailer,is spicing up wardrobes with a new KFC-inspired collection, perfectly timed for National Fried Chicken Day on July 6. This exclusive collaboration, available online and in stores, features an array of apparel, accessories, and jewelry that pays homage to the iconic fried chicken brand. Select items are already available for presale. The collection boasts unique items like a Bucket Crossbody Bag, a Color Block Windbreaker Jacket, a Reversible Chicken Bucket Hat, and a Fanny Pack....

Seven years ago, UCB alumsAbbi JacobsonandIlana Glazer, like many creatives coming of age during the internet boom, started a web series.Broad City, a short-form, stoner slanted series that they wrote and starred in (as heightened versions of themselves), explored everything fromyoga classestowaxing sessionsagainst the ever-changing backdrop of New York City. In early 2014, the pair made the jump to Comedy Central, where they officially caught the eyes of the waiting mainstream with their mix of casual forward-thinking, female-driven comedy, and off-color sensibility....

They say you may’t judge a book by its cover, and I certainly know you can’t judge a movie by the book on which it is based, but… if you could… I’d sayBrad Pitt’s upcoming action-thrillerBullet Trainis on track to be one of the coolest movies of next year. I say that with some confidence having readBullet Train, which is the first English-language translation ofKōtarōIsaka’s novelMaria Bītoru (Maria Beetle).Bullet Trainfollows a group of, shall we say, several assassins (a specific number may very well spoil the fun!...

[Editor’s note: The following contains some spoilers for Season 2 of The Great.] From creatorTony McNamara, the second season of the Hulu original seriesThe Greatsees Catherine (Elle Fanning) succeed in her coup against Peter (Nicholas Hoult), taking the Russian throne for herself. But that’s definitely not the end of the battle, as she finds herself up against her court, her team and even her own mother (Gillian Anderson), and she must decide whether she might actually love the husband turned prisoner who is also the father of her child....

Warner Bros. has unveiled the first trailer for the highly anticipated animated sequelThe LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part. The follow-up to the smash-hit original movie arrives early next year, but we get our first good look at it thanks to this debut teaser trailer.TrollsdirectorMike Mitchellsteps into the director’s chair this time around with co-directorTrisha Gum, butPhil LordandChris Millerare still involved as producers and co-writers of the follow-up. This teaser trailer is pretty great, as it builds on the ending ofThe LEGO Movieto create a post-apocalyptic wasteland of sorts in which Emmet is in full denial of all the terrible things going on (hmm, sounds familiar)....

“Vikings” is a term that defines a profession, similar to those who call themselves farmers, merchants, etc. Those who were called “Vikings” were from Scandinavia. Vikings could easily be compared to pirates, but they didn’t limit themselves to just attacking ships. They plundered and raided Europe in the 8th to 10th centuries, seeking wealth, power or revenge, similar to the characters represented in TV shows and movies. RELATED:11 Movies Like ‘The Northman’ To Watch Next For More Dark Revenge Stories...

“A ruler with a frozen heart will bring destruction to the kingdom of Arendelle.” Such is the prophecy that spurs the action of Disney’s smash sensationFrozen. The semi-subversive story of sisterhood, adorable snowmen, and earworm songs earned the studio more than $1 billion dollars at the worldwide box office and naturally there’s already a sequel on the way, but producerPeter Del Vechorevealed toEWthat the film originally had a much more traditional ending, and it’s not nearly as good as what they ended up with....