
We caught up with DS9's Kira at the NYC premiere of 'The 60-Year Mission' documentary. Continue Reading »
Cillian O'Sullivan from 'Strange New Worlds' also makes an appearance in 'The Galway Bay Murders.' Continue Reading »
Anthony and Laurie also talk about the 'Starfleet Academy' panel and the Ben Stiller/William Shatner interview. Continue Reading »
The avid Star Trek fan had an idea set on board the USS Stargazer. Continue Reading »
The new documentary in limited release now, and opens in the UK next week. Continue Reading »
The former Picard showrunner sat down with Brent Spiner and Jonathan Frakes for their podcast. Continue Reading »
We also have the dates for next year's Star Trek Las Vegas convention. Continue Reading »
Russell T. Davies is revealing more details on plans for The Doctor to visit the Enterprise. Continue Reading »
The weekly miniseries hits the halfway mark Wednesday. Continue Reading »
We caught up with the actor at 'The Sixty-Year Mission' documentary premiere in New York. Continue Reading »
Antonio Banderas will partner with Nicolas Cage in season five of HBO's mysterious crime drama series True Detective season 5.
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After playing young Patrick Stewart in several X-Men films, James McAvoy pitched a young Captain Picard series, and it almost happened.
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VisionQuest showrunner Terry Matalas says he'd like to adapt the fan-favorite Young Avengers series The Children's Crusade for the MCU.
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Pringles is giving fans the opportunity to win money and an urn for Halloween. The cash can help them to purchase over 10,000 Pringles cans.
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After hitting pause on filming Matt Reeves' The Batman- Part II, Warner Bros. has hired Steven Soderbergh to finish principal photography.
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Ahead of its theatrical release, the Street Fighter movie dropped a behind-the-scenes blooper reel of the cast cutting up between punches.
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Crystal Lake tells the origin story of Pamela and Jason Voorhees, and is filled with many callbacks to the Friday the 13th franchise.
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A new report about the state of DC Studios in the aftermath of the Skydance merger suggests which five movies are next to get a greenlight.
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If you are more interested in horror after reading Dungeon Crawler Carl, here’s a list of books to try that have similar scares.
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The Mummy 4, officially titled The Mummy: Book of the Dead, is happening with Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz and will release in 2027.
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A new Avengers: Secret Wars rumor hints at a potential surprise Marvel team, following Jeremy Renner’s recent Instagram tease. Continue Reading »
Brian Tyree Henry has shared some teasing comments about The Batman Part II. Continue Reading »
The Batman Part II‘s production has been rocky, to say the least. Originally announced four years ago, the sequel to 2022’s hit The Batman has suffered from numerous delays. While the film is in production now, it’s run into yet another problem. Earlier this month, with production for the film underway in England and Scotland, […] Continue Reading »
Marvel Comics just killed off Bucky Barnes, aka the Winter Soldier, in Avengers: Armageddon. Continue Reading »
Karen Gillian gets candid about Jumanji: Open World shooting experience that kept her laughing. Continue Reading »
For horror fans and sci-fi enthusiasts searching for a hidden gem, a terrifying cult classic is now available to stream without a subscription. Director Christian Alvart’s 2009 psychological sci-fi horror film Pandorum is now available to stream for free on Lionsgate Movies’ official YouTube channel. Headlined by a stellar ensemble cast featuring Dennis Quaid, Ben […] Continue Reading »
A VisionQuest star revealed that she watched Agatha All Along and WandaVision after her partner recommended them. The actress also explained how the two series sparked her interest in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In an interview with Decider, VisionQuest star Lauren Morais was asked whether she had watched WandaVision and Agatha All Along and whether […] Continue Reading »
As DC Studios’ next theatrical release, Clayface was always expected to be a smaller-scale production. Its budget was reported to be nowhere close to summer blockbusters like Superman or Supergirl. However, the film’s initially reported budget may have overstated how much DC Studios actually invested in the project. The Hollywood Reporter previously estimated Clayface’s budget […] Continue Reading »
James Gunn and Peter Safran on why they remain optimistic about the Warner Bros.-Skydance merger. Continue Reading »
James Gunn has responded to multiple rumors about upcoming DC movies, addressing concerns raised by DCU fans online. He rejected several claims involving The Batman Part II, Supergirl, and Man of Tomorrow on Threads. The rumors suggested that Matt Reeves was no longer directing The Batman Part II and that Milly Alcock had been fired […] Continue Reading »
The Baywatch guest star and My So-Called Life favorite managed Powderham Castle for years. Then the story took a turn nobody expected.
A.J. Langer Played Rayanne on My So-Called Life, Then Became a Countess in a 600-Year-Old Castle. Here’s How the Fairytale Ended Written by Carmen Gee for Fortress of Solitude
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Street Fighter is the movie that Mortal Kombat 2 claimed to be.
Street Fighter (2026) Review – Dumb, Loud, and Better Than Mortal Kombat 2 Written by Sergio Pereira for Fortress of Solitude
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After years of Batman Beyond fans practically skywriting “Make the Movie” over Warner Bros., James Gunn has finally taken notice, but will he leave Terry McGinnis stuck in the Batcave of forgotten projects?
James Gunn Says Batman Beyond Could Be a Good Movie. Warner Bros. Tried in 2000, and the Director Wanted Clint Eastwood Written by Jarrod Saunders for Fortress of Solitude
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Kristy Swanson was Buffy before Buffy was cool, and she's still working in 2026, with a new film out since September.
The Original Buffy Wasn’t in the TV Show. Whatever Happened to Kristy Swanson? She Is Still Working in 2026 Written by Carmen Gee for Fortress of Solitude
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Matt Reeves says he is “not leaving” the sequel, but Ben Affleck’s “so gross” verdict on the Joss Whedon Justice League reshoots has fans asking who really finishes the film.
Soderbergh Is Finishing The Batman Part II, and Fans Fear Another Josstice League Written by Jarrod Saunders for Fortress of Solitude
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The Evil Dead premiered in Detroit on October 15, 1981. Sam Raimi’s low-budget debut ended with a melting finale built from oatmeal, marshmallow, snakes, and bugs.
The Evil Dead Turns 45: Its Gooiest Scene Was Made With Oatmeal, Marshmallows, and Real Cockroaches Written by Casey Chong for Fortress of Solitude
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She kept acting, moved behind the camera, and started a nonprofit. Here’s what Mary Stuart Masterson has been up to since her ’90s heyday.
Mary Stuart Masterson Starred Opposite Both Sean Penn and Johnny Depp. Whatever Happened to the Benny & Joon Star, Now 60? Written by Carmen Gee for Fortress of Solitude
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Before Mulder and Scully, a 13-year-old in a town called Eerie was already filing paranormal evidence on NBC. Here's why the show was cancelled after one season, and where to stream it free.
Eerie, Indiana Beat The X-Files to TV by Two Years, and NBC Ranked It 74th Out of 78 Shows Written by Tito Pernalete for Fortress of Solitude
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From a swapped line in The Fall Guy to Ian Holm’s digital return in Alien: Romulus, here’s what Hollywood has confirmed about using AI, and why Netflix says it touched 300 titles.
Ben Affleck Hasn’t Said How He Used AI in Animals, but 6 Movies Already Revealed Exactly How They Did It Written by Carmen Gee for Fortress of Solitude
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Swallowed by a sperm whale with his oxygen running out, Austin Abrams delivers a standout performance in Whalefall.
Whalefall Review – Austin Abrams Is Even Better Than in Resident Evil, and This Film Is Far Scarier Written by Sergio Pereira for Fortress of Solitude
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And just like that… another successful New York Comic Con is in the books. The 2026 iteration of the Big Apple’s premier con was fit to burst with talent, panels, and big-time announcements. Thankfully, your friendly neighborhood Den of Geek was there to take in it all. Here is what we learned on the ground […]
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Things looked bleak, even for the Dark Knight. After multiple delays already pushing back the release of The Batman: Part II to February 18, 2028, the Caped Crusader suffered another blow with the announcement that production had paused as director Matt Reeves stepped away for personal reasons. But here’s the thing about the Batman: yes, […] The post The Batman: Part II Just Became a Different Type of Blockbuster appeared first on Den of Geek. Continue Reading »
You don’t have to love sports to love sports movies. Sure, it might help if you’re watching Eight Men Out from the perspective of someone who adores baseball history, and Miracle probably means more to people who remember watching the U.S. best Russia at hockey. But movies are their own thing, with their own storylines […] The post The 10 Best Sports Movies of All Time appeared first on Den of Geek. Continue Reading »
Watching an old TV show can lead to some pretty strange discoveries, especially when a familiar face turns up playing someone completely different. One season, an actor might be a minor criminal or an awkward date. A few episodes later, they're back as a new character, sometimes with a much bigger role. Certain shows barely bothered to hide it, while others changed the actor's hairstyle and hoped viewers wouldn't notice. It's particularly funny when the same performer eventually becomes part of the main cast. These weren't always deliberate jokes or clever plot twists. Sometimes, television simply liked an actor enough to hire them again. Here are 15 shows that had no problem recycling familiar faces.
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Some jobs sound perfectly manageable until you see what an actual shift looks like. A restaurant dishwasher might arrive to find hundreds of dirty plates waiting, while a retail employee discovers that customers have apparently forgotten how clothes hangers work. Then there are the workplaces themselves, with leaking ceilings, cramped break rooms, and conditions that make getting through eight hours feel like an achievement. Reddit is full of employees documenting these moments, often because nobody would believe them without a picture. Not every terrible workday involves a demanding boss or an impossible deadline. Sometimes, the disaster is already waiting when you clock in. Here are 15 photos showing just how miserable a job can get.
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Actors don't always agree with the scripts they're handed, and sometimes they're willing to argue about it. A joke might feel wrong for the character, a romantic storyline might come out of nowhere, or a single line might be so ridiculous that nobody wants to say it out loud. Some performers have pushed back over major plot points, while others have fought over details most viewers would never notice. And occasionally, they've been right. Several well-known scenes turned out differently because someone on set decided the original idea wasn't working. Here are 15 times actors refused to follow what was written, ranging from small dialogue changes to entire storylines that never made it to the screen.
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Some old workplace photographs are enough to make you nervous just looking at them. Construction workers balanced on narrow steel beams hundreds of feet above the street, miners spent long shifts underground, and loggers climbed enormous trees with little room for mistakes. The equipment was heavy, the conditions were rough, and many of the protections workers rely on today either didn't exist or weren't widely used. Even jobs that sound ordinary could involve serious risks, especially in factories where children worked alongside adults. Thankfully, photographers documented what these workplaces actually looked like. These 15 vintage photos offer a glimpse of the dangerous conditions people once faced just to earn a living.
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Some historical photographs look so perfectly composed that it's hard to believe nobody called "action" before the camera clicked. A deserted-looking alley could belong in a crime thriller, while a crowded train station feels like the opening of an old Hollywood romance. Then there are the images that seem almost impossible, with enormous dust storms, flooded streets, and construction workers balanced high above New York. Yet these weren't elaborate sets or carefully planned movie scenes. They were real places and real people, caught at exactly the right moment. Looking at them now, it's easy to imagine the stories unfolding just outside the frame. Here are 15 historical photographs that could easily pass for movie stills.
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Old photographs have a reputation for making everyone look terribly serious. People stand stiffly, stare into the camera, and barely crack a smile. But family albums tell a different story. Apparently, our grandparents and great-grandparents spent plenty of time dressing up, throwing parties, racing cars, and generally acting like nobody had told them to behave. Some of the best pictures survived in forgotten boxes until someone decided to share them online. And the candid moments are often much better than the formal portraits. A few even make today's parties look pretty tame. Here are 15 vintage photos of people having a lot more fun than their old-fashioned clothes might suggest.
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Fashion is highly subjective, and depending on where you live, you’re free to wear whatever you want. If you want to keep your job, avoid stares of strangers, or you’re not looking to make a fashion statement, then there might be a few things that shouldn’t make your “whatever you want” list.
These following people are the living expression of that, where someone could’ve said to them, out of the kindness of their heart, “maybe don’t wear that.” And if someone did, they didn’t heed their warnings, so here we are. These are the things you could wear, if you’re looking to be judged.
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