‘Predator’ 35 Years Later: Producer John Davis Recalls How Cigars, Smoked Salmon Toast and Mayhem Created a Mega Action Franchise

Aren’t Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr. so cute?!

told Empire. “When I was up at bat, I really swung at the ball.”The “Knives Out” filmmaker added that he crafted “The Last Jedi” as not just a “Star Wars” movie, but a movie about “Star Wars.”“The ultimate intent was not to strip away – the intent was to get to the basic, fundamental power of myth.

The ’00s nostalgia is real.

The man who investigated Princess Diana’s death is shutting down conspiracy theories.

Rick Astley’s “Never Gonna Give You Up” has definitely stood the test of time.

rickrolled. Not technically. Because Rick Astley just recreated the music video for his mega-hit “Never Gonna Give You Up” — 35 years after its release.Now 56, the singer dances against backdrops similar to the original video, including the stage in a church hall, in front of a big, foggy window, and outside in front of several brick structures — but, this time, with some promotional twists.The original video’s female dancers have been swapped out for AAA Insurance agents, wearing their sexy white polo shirts.

Olivia Newton-John‘s friend Leeza Gibbons is sharing the final text that the actress sent to her before her death.

Clayton Davis Whether you actually watch the Emmys or not, the highlight of any ceremony is the presumed upsets that come during the evening.For months, pundits have projected who should win and why, but even the most-seasoned awards expert can’t predict it all and there are bound to be a few shocking moments. Some of these include Jodie Comer having her name called instead of her co-star Sandra Oh for “Killing Eve” or watching “Schitt’s Creek” become the first Emmys sweeper in history, winning all four major acting prizes, directing, writing and comedy series.A real mystery surrounds this year’s 74th annual ceremony, set to take place on Sept.

a book and his case inspired the 1989 drama film “True Believer.” But his life — what happened before and after he became famous for his imprisonment — was far from a Hollywood fairy tale.In the documentary “Free Chol Soo Lee,” first-time doc directors Julie Ha and Eugene Yi use archival materials in an attempt to present their tragic hero in all three dimensions. Despite their efforts, Soo Lee feels just out of reach, but the story of his life remains as important as it is horrifying.The film opens by explaining the crime and how Soo Lee became a prime suspect. Journalistic giant K.W.

ABC is celebrating its iconic TV Movie production of “Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella” for its 25th anniversary.

Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre are making music again, and Snoop seems excited about what they're coming up with.The rapper and actor spoke with ET's Kevin Frazier on the red carpet at the premiere of his new film, , in Los Angeles on Wednesday, and teased just a bit about what the two are working on.«We're cooking up a little something,» Snoop shared. «I don't wanna talk about it too much, but we're back together again.»«It's been 30 years since we worked on a record, and we're doin' something, we're workin' on something,» he added with a smile.Snoop's been working on a lot of projects recently, including working with BTS on Benny Blanco's new track, «Bad Decisions.»«Hey, I just try to stay active,» Snoop said of the collaboration. «The youngsters, they reach out, they call me… I'm all about music.