Buffy the Vampire Slayer will return with a sequel series, but one of the original stars had a major career change.

At Calgary Expo 2025, David Boreanaz (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel) discussed being asked how he felt about being someone's gay awakening.

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The Purple List was created in 2012 by NYU graduate film alumni Ashim Bhalla and Shandor Garrison. Since then, 19 completed ...

Sean Baker isn’t looking to follow his fellow Academy Award-winning directors Chloe Zhao and Barry Jenkins and swap indie ...

The 'Anora' Oscar winner stopped by the 'It Happened in Hollywood' podcast to recount the making of 2008's 'Prince of ...

The Eternals was Marvel Studios' attempt at a replacement superhero team following the release of Avengers: Endgame.

Despite rumors to the contrary, it seems we may not have seen the last of the heroic, immortal androids known as the Eternals in the Marvel Cinematic Universe after ...

The legacy of the highest-grossing foreign produced film in American history, how far AANHPI representation in western media ...

Possibly the quietest horror film ever made, Kitty Green captures the banality of evil via printer paper and ...

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