Sony has dropped the first 'Annie' trailer, giving us our first look at this long-gestating remake and possible Oscar contender. Starring Jamie Foxx, recent Oscar nominee Quvenzhané Wallis, and Cameron Diaz, this footage has got us humming along.
Justin Timberlake's wife is indeed a 20/20 experience.
Shades of 1980! Travel Wisconsin has brought back 'Airplane!' stars Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Robert Hays for a great commercial for the state.Travel along and see parts of Wisconsin, but listen to the dialogue as it harkens back to when 'Airplane!' was a comedy smash! Shirley, you'll laugh.
Remember when Marty McFly hopped on a pink Hoverboard to get away from a bunch of punks in 'Back to the Future 2'? Next to those coming-soon power shoelaces, that hoverboard is one of Doc Brown's most coveted inventions.
After the first bit of footage teased us with some dinobots at Super Bowl 2014, the complete 'Transformers 4' trailer has made its way online, and its brought along with it some of the dinobot action we've been craving.
News recently broke that not only will we finally be getting a sequel to 2005's badass hit 'Sin City,' the very best part (or parts?) of that movie—Jessica Alba—will also be back.
While not exactly Cybertronian like Optimus Prime, Walmart's next-generation delivery vehicles do look suitably futuristic.
While we should all be anti-remake, and keep hoping and praying Hollywood will one day come up with some new ideas for a change, the reboot conveyor belt isn’t going to stop anytime soon. But there are actually some old movies and TV shows that definitely could use a redo
That's right, it's Claudia from 'Party of Five,' the voice of Meg from 'Family Guy's first season and Penny from 'Lost in Space,' Lacey Chabert.
Are you planning on continuing the web-slinging adventures of Peter Parker in The Amazing Spider-Man 2? Then you might want to read up on the pre-order bonuses that have just been announced.
Irina Shayk, perhaps best known as the 2011 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover girl, wasn't actually nominated for any Oscars Sunday night, but that doesn't mean she didn't win anything.
Every Oscar night has its fair share of dramatic and moving moments, but nothing ever comes close to the "In Memoriam" segment, which honors the actors, actresses, writers, directors, producers and technicians who passed away in the past year. Just when you think you've gotten over the death of a talent who truly mattered to you, this portion of the show rears its head and tears your heart open all over again.