"expendables 4" Starts Shooting This Fall, Says Randy Couture At The Arnold Sports Festival

Nicolas Cage’s filmography is an embarrassment of riches for cinephiles willing to do a little digging. Once you get through the indisputable classics like “Face/Off” and “Raising Arizona,” you’ll find a treasure trove of weird indie films that see him applying the full force of his acting talents to some truly bonkers premises.

It wouldn’t be a “John Wick” movie without an incomprehensibly large number of faceless goons meeting their untimely deaths. No matter how much each movie solidifies John Wick’s reputation as the world’s most lethal assassin, it’s always a safe bet that the next one will feature plenty of delusional hitmen who think they can bring home the latest price on his head.

The CDC is investigating a multi-state Salmonella outbreak linked to raw flour. Twelve illnesses and three hospitalizations have been reported so far.      

“Air” hasn’t even hit theaters yet, but Ben Affleck’s upcoming drama about Nike’s pursuit of Michael Jordan already feels like one of the feel-good stories of the year. It’s the film that reminded the world of Affleck’s serious directorial talents after his decade-spanning DC debacle. It’s given him an excuse to enjoy a bromance-filled press tour with his co-star and longtime friend Matt Damon. And it’s the movie that taught the world Michael Jordan has great taste in films after he hand-picked Viola Davis to play his mother, Deloris Jordan. And the basketball legend isn’t the only one who appreciates Davis’ work in the film.

[Editor’s note: Spoilers abound for the first and second episodes of Season 2 of “Yellowjackets.”] “Yellowjackets” will never pass up the chance to let a death mess up the living. Still, Episode 2 of its second season, “Edible Complex,” sends off the recently deceased Jackie (Ella Purnell) in truly twisted style.

Hugh Grant wants actors to start getting drunk and falling in love on movie sets again. Appearing on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” to promote his role in “Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves,” Grant admitted that the cast didn’t spend much time playing the tabletop roleplaying game that inspired the film.