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Ben Stiller has had a fair share of hits over the years and one of them was 2001's Zoolander, a film that scored at the box office and became a comedic cult hit in the process with movie fans. Despite the success of the film, a sequel wouldn't arrive until 15 years later, when Zoolander 2 was released in 2016.

Nathan Fillion reveals that "Guy Garnder is 90% flawed and doesn't care." Fillion will portray Sector 2814's Green Lantern in James Gunn's upcoming Superman film. The rogue GL Gardner first appears in the pages of Green Lantern No. 59 (1968). In his original comic book origin, Gardner serves as a back-up for Hal Jordan, who is Earth's primary Emerald Knight.

In this case, the butler didn’t do it. No, it was TriStar Pictures and Sony Pictures Television. For those fans of the Clue board game, a deal has been closed by Sony to acquire the television and film rights to the classic murder-mystery game from Hasbro. Created by Anthony E.

A lineup of films highlighting diversity and inclusivity in the outdoor adventure realm has been assembled for a film festival which will be part of the inaugural Outside Festival coming to Civic Center in five weeks. The film festival will be held at the Denver Art Museum. Outside Festival ticketholders can attend the film festival without additional cost, but they should make reservations via an app that will be activated soon because theater space will be limited.

An all-star British and Irish cast, including Helen Mirren, Ben Kingsley, and Pierce Brosnan, are set to star in a feature film adaptation of the best-selling novel The Thursday Murder Club. The book series, written by Richard Osman, follows four friends in an English retirement village who meet up once a week to try and solve mysterious murders.

Exclusive: Oscar winners Reznor and Ross team up for the original score that frames the tennis-themed Luca Guadagnino feature.