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One of the actresses at the center of a popular horror franchise has just revealed some new tidbits on the new installment. Sci Fi Wire recently spoke with Courteney Cox-Arquette, who was promoting her new ABC series Cougar Town, and the actress spilled some details on Scream 4 as well. It was also said that, since writer Kevin Williamson and Cox-Arquette are both on new shows this season, a draft of the script was expected to be completed during Williamson’s hiatus....

The breakout hit reality show Beauty and the Geek will return to The CW for its third installment with a special two-hour season premiere on Wednesday, January 3, (8:00-10:00 p.m. ET) with eight consecutive episodes, it was announced by Dawn Ostroff, The CW’s President of Entertainment. Beginning January 10, the series will air in its regular timeslot on Wednesdays (8:00-9:00 p.m. ET), with encore telecasts on Sundays (9:00-10:00 p.m. ET)....

Today Starz released the first photos from the anticipated Season 2 of the adventure drama Da Vinci’s Demons, a STARZ Original series from the mind of David S. Goyer (Batman Vs. Superman), which will return on Starz in 2014. Starring Tom Riley as the title character, Da Vinci’s Demons Season 2 finds Florence thrown into chaos in the wake of the Pazzi conspiracy. Lorenzo is gravely ill and Leonardo da Vinci must push the limits of his mind and body to defend the city against the forces of Rome....

Marvel’s Daredevil star Charlie Cox appeared at New York Comic-Con’s Excelsior! Remembering Stan Lee panel over the weekend, channeling Matt Murdock by dressing up as the character from the show. Originally created for Marvel Comics by Stan Lee, Bill Everett, and Jack Kirby, the most popular version of the Daredevil character is the one played by Cox on the Netflix series. Fans have been desperately missing Cox as Daredevil since Netflix put the kibosh on the show after three seasons, but those in attendance at NYCC were able to see him back in the role if even just for a moment when he donned those familiar red shades....

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Stranger Things Season 4 Finale. Stranger Things’ season finale delivered some big moments, and probably one of the biggest moments featured Jim Hopper, a demogorgon, and a rather famous sword. While Eleven and the other kids of Hawkins were facing off with Vecna, Hopper, Joyce, and Murray were attempting to kill off the Russian’s collection of the Upside-Down’s deadly creatures, and after torching most of the monsters with a flamethrower, it came down to Hopper to take on the final demogorgon one on one....

As the Frasier reboot inches closer to development, it remains unclear which original stars might be appearing in the new series. For years, Kelsey Grammer has been teasing a fresh take on the show, presumably taking Dr. Crane into an entirely new environment with a different cast of characters. There may be some originals that will return, but as John Mahoney passed away, replicating the classic series is impossible, and it may be better to imagine new circumstances for Frasier....

Late Star Trek star DeForest Kelley will be reunited in death with many of his fellow franchise legends for one last voyage through outer space. Recently, it had been reported that the cremated ashes of several Star Trek legends would be sent to space onboard United Launch Alliance’s “Vulcan” rocket. It was announced on this year’s Star Trek Day, commemorating the 56th anniversary of the original show’s premiere episode, that Kelley’s DNA would be added to the ashes of his colleagues, making the occasion even more special....

The original Nicktoons are now 30 years old. Back on Aug. 11, 1991, Nickelodeon unveiled their first three original animated programs: Doug, Rugrats, and The Ren & Stimpy Show. Airing one after the other, the cartoons premiered as part of a 90-minute block which dubbed them as the first-ever Nicktoons. All three shows, which were unique in their own ways, saw great success that only led to many, many more Nicktoons to follow in subsequent years....

Dwayne Johnson is set to star in Warner Bros. sci-fi action film Lore. The film is an adaptation of a graphic novel by husband and wife writing team Ashley Wood and T.P. Louise. The novel is set in a world full of mythical creatures long since held at bay by the secret society of Shepherds. But when the Shepherds’ line of succession is broken, a reluctant hero finds her life threatened from every quarter....

The internet may be seen as the last vestige for a failed show, but it is proving to be a fertile one. In a story from The Hollywood Reporter, it seems that Echo Bridge Entertainment is going to pick up Soup of the Day. This is a TV show that never got picked up yet attracted “9 million online views since its launch in May, with a series of three- to eight-minute webisodes posted to YouTube, Break....

The head writer behind Marvel’s upcoming Disney+ series, Echo, may have just revealed some major cameos. Marion Dayre took to social media to share their excitement about the project, sharing an image of Charlie Cox’s Daredevil and Vincent D’Onofrio’s Kingpin alongside Alaqua Cox’s titular superhero, and thus strongly suggesting that both will have a role in the Hawkeye spinoff. Dayre posted the image to her Instagram story from @the_mcu_fandom Instagram account, which came with the caption “I can’t wait for ECHO,” with many taking the inclusion of both Cox and D’Onofrio as confirmation of ongoing rumors that the actors, who made their debut as their respective character in Netflix’s Daredevil series, will indeed finally be brought into the MCU fray, joining Alaqua Cox as Echo....

Axel Foley is back, and he’s still wearing the same jacket, as Eddie Murphy is spotted on the set of Beverly Hills Cop 4. Now revealed to be titled Beverly Hills Cop: Axel Foley, several Twitter users have taken to social media to share these first look images at Murphy back in the iconic role, with the sequel set to be released by Netflix. You can check out the exciting images of Eddie Murphy’s long-awaited return as Axel Foley below....

It’s been a decade since we last saw the portly Sherman Klump and it seems he could be coming back for a third film. Access Hollywood spoke with Eddie Murphy on the red carpet of the Shrek Forever After premiere and he revealed that he is writing Nutty Professor III. Here’s an excerpt from the article. News of Nutty Professor IIIfirst broke back in November 2008. That story revealed that Murphy wasn’t attached to the film and that it depended on the script....

Director Mel Gibson discusses his latest film At a recent screening for Mel Gibson’s newest film Apocalypto at his Icon Productions offices in Santa Monica, we had a chance to sit down with the director and his screenwriter Farhad Safinia. Although before the film, one of Gibson’s associates made it clear we weren’t screening the final cut, it is apparent that the two hour and nine minute version we did screen was quite close to being done....

Warner Bros. and Silver Pictures have signed on Evan Daugherty to write the latest draft of Grayskull, the studio’s big-screen version of Mattel’s He-Man and the Masters of the Universe cartoon and toy line. According to The Hollywood Reporter, John Stevenson (Kung Fu Panda) is attached to direct the adaptation of the show, which followed a blond warrior named Prince Adam who, when uttering the magic words, “By the power of Grayskull – I have the power,” turned into the heroic He-Man....

One of the year’s most talked about films is A24’s sleeper hit Everything Everywhere All at Once. Though Marvel Studios had been exploring their own multiverse with much bigger budgets through movies like Spider-Man: No Way Home and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, there was something about Everything Everywhere All at Once, with a budget of less than $15 million, that really connected with viewers. The movie grossed over $100 million to become A24’s highest-earning film at the box office, and better yet, it was met with universal praise, boasting a 95% fresh score on Rotten Tomatoes....

“Every generation thinks it’s the end of the world,” sang Jeff Tweedy in the Wilco song You Never Know. There’s always a newfound tiny apocalypse for people to fear, and occasionally it’s even justified. In many ways, the world actually does end sometimes, or rather the world as one knows it. This is true no matter what political or cultural ideology one subscribes to — the election of Trump in 2016 was the end of one world for many; the election of Biden in 2020 was the end of another for others (to the extent that they refuse to believe its results)....

There’s an interview that Sandra Bullock did on The Kelly Clarkson Show that went viral late last year because of Bullock’s non-stop jokes and Clarkson’s non-stop laughter. It’s the same energy Oscar Nunez brought to our interview about his newest film The Lost City. For instance, when asked where he generally pulls his comedy from, Nunez is quick to say, “My left foot.” And then, he is even quicker to say, “An organ would not be a funny reply to that question, and that’s where I went, so there’s no way out of it....

We have a brand new exclusive clip from The Secret Life of Bees, which will be released on DVD and Blu-ray on February 3. Click below for our exclusive clip from one of the special features on this new disc. Gina PrinceBythewood’s adaptation of Sue Monk Kidd’s novel The Secret Life of Bees stars Dakota Fanning as Lily, a 14-year-old growing up in a small Southern town in 1964. She is haunted by memories of shooting her mother when she was a young girl....

F. Murray Abraham has been an actor since the 1970s and rose to fame with his role as Antonio Salieri in the film Amadeus (1984). For his work spanning decades, Abraham has received accolades, awards and nominations from the Academy Awards, Golden Globe Awards, Obie Awards, Critics Awards, and more. He has also garnered recognition and awards for his work performing in theater and was inducted into the American Theater Hall of Fame in 2015....