Last Sunday, Fear the Walking Dead gave its gigantic audience a glimpse into one family’s life before the dead rose and devoured the world, but one major element of that familial unit almost didn’t sign on for the show. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, actress Kim Dickens – best known for her work on Deadwood, Friday Night Lights, and House of Cards (to name but a few) — admitted that prior to accepting the role as high school guidance counselor Madison on Fear the Walking Dead, she had some reservations,

Dexter may have ended, but that has not stopped one network from pairing up some of our favorite actors from the serial killer drama. Quinn and Deb will be together again! Well, sort of, as actor Desmond Harrington is joining former co-star Jennifer Carpenter in CBS' Limitless. He will appear as a guest star, according to The Hollywood Reporter, and will portray Casey Rooks, an FBI agent with impressive combat skills and a disdain for Brian’s apparent ease at learning said skills.

Bruce Willis has indeed left the cast of Woody Allen’s upcoming film, but not for the reasons that we initially thought. While early reports indicated that Willis departed from the project as a result of scheduling conflicts with his participation in an adaptation of Stephen King’s Misery on Broadway, it has now come to light that director Woody Allen may have in fact fired the Die Hard star.

No stranger to controversy, Miley Cyrus has made a habit of grabbing headlines over the last few years – but what do average Americans think of her? She takes to the streets to find out. Appearing on Jimmy Kimmel Live to promote her upcoming stint as the host of the MTV Video Music Awards, Cyrus tapped into her inner Hannah Montana and went incognito on the street to find out what people really think of her eccentric persona in a segment called “I Witness News”.

As we slow down in our old age, we begin to ask questions about our passions – of what continues to drive us forward. Paolo Sorrentino’s (The Great Beauty) upcoming film seems to answer those questions. Fox Searchlight has just released the pathos drenched trailer for Sorrentino’s film Youth, starring Oscar-winner Michael Caine and Oscar-nominee Harvey Keitel, along with Oscar-winners (and Academy favorites) Rachel Weisz and Jane Fonda.

As an accomplished scientist, Neal deGrasse Tyson has become the go-to authority on all things related to outer space – both in our world and, nowadays, in the world of cinema, too. In what has become common practice, the latest viral trailer for Ridley Scott’s The Martian – a film adaptation of Anthony Weir’s best-selling novel of the same name – takes us on an exposition-filled journey into the science behind the film’s mission to Mars; this time, with Tyson as our guide.

Online streaming services have, in recent years, become a nearly ubiquitous alternative to traditional television services. As of now, a subscription for streaming giant Netflix costs $7.99, but how do users feel about the pricing? Pretty good, really. A recent analysis of Netflix users by Cordcutting.com indicated that an overwhelming majority of subscribers to the online streaming platform favorably view the current cost of service.

Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit series has always featured violent battles and exhilarating carnage, but never anything unsuitable for the whole family – that could all change very soon. According to a recent announcement in anticipation of The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies coming to DVD and Blu-ray, the extended version of the film will include the R-rated cut of the film.

Distilled into its most basic elements, the James Bond franchise revolves around one man’s fondness for fast cars, strong drinks, the end of evil, and beautiful women. Now, former 007 Pierce Brosnan has spoken out on his opinion regarding changing the iconic secret agent’s sexuality, and revealed that we probably won’t be seeing it changing any time soon.

If you’re anything like us, then you’ve spent hours wondering just how many punches Jason Statham has thrown over his long career. Well wonder no longer, as YouTube channel Burger Fiction has compiled a super cut of every punch ever administered by the British action star. Obviously not all of his roles are featured, such as his Handsome Rob character from The Italian Job – who mostly stayed behind the wheel and never laid a hand on anybody – but most of his career is represented in some capacity.

Straight Outta Compton has allegedly opened the door for a possible sequel, this time focusing on another familiar group of rappers, including Snoop Dogg and Tupac. According to TMZ – via Dogg Pound rapper Daz Dillinger— a follow-up to the surprise hit Straight Outta Compton is currently in the works.

It’s a moment WWE and Arrow fans alike have clamored for. Last night at WWE SummerSlam, in a two-on-two match, fans finally got what they had been hoping for as Stephen Amell – partnered with pro wrestler Neville – took on King Barrett and his nemesis, Stardust. Amell performed admirably alongside the WWE stars, both taking and delivering some heavy blows as the match unfolded.

Fans of the classic BBC series Blackadder have long clamored for the show’s return. And it seems one of the biggest hurdles preventing the show from returning is – as always – money. Speaking candidly with The Sun, Blackadder alumni Sir Tony Robinson spoke about the cast’s willingness to return, as well as made some not so subtle jokes about the fame of fellow actor Hugh Laurie.

Bruce Campbell established himself as an icon for the way in which he translated his natural charisma to the screen – and it looks like he hasn’t lost a step. Prior to an appearance at the Wizard World convention in Chicago, B-Movie actor stopped by FOX 32 morning show Good Day Chicago, and decided to have some fun with the weather and traffic reports.

1993 saw the release of the now infamous Super Mario Bros. Performing poorly, and receiving an overwhelmingly negative critical reaction, the film put Nintendo in the position of ardently opposing any future foray into the realm of cinema, possibly until now. In a recent interview with Fortune, Nintendo legend Shigeru Miyamoto opened up about a possible future for Nintendo licenses in the realm of cinema.

They say hell hath no fury like a woman scorned and judging by the behavior of Miss Piggy a recent promo for the upcoming ABC reboot of The Muppets, that seems wholly accurate. Take a look: Ever the diva, Miss Piggy begins the promo taking center stage, but then proceeds to tumble to the floor in dramatic fashion.