Fede Alvarez Set To Direct Zombie Pandemic Movie '16 States'

TV casts, they're just like us. Who can say they haven't done a few group Zoom calls with their friends these days? In a move that should surprise no one, celebrities have jumped on the trend, except they've found that the most surprising and delightful way to use it happens to be cast reunions of our favorite shows.

Jada Pinkett Smith is opening up about how the coronavirus pandemic and quarantine has impacted her marriage to husband Will Smith.

 Matthew McConaughey  has been acting for decades, but it may be his latest ‘role’ as Bobby Bandito that is making the biggest impact in a world taken over by the coronavirus. The Gentlemen star recently put out the Badass Bandito Bandana PSA to raise awareness about the importance of wearing masks.

Paloma Faith, Nick Cave, and Johnny Marr are among the stars who have put their names to a letter calling on the U.K. government to bail out arts organisations amid the Covid-19 crisis.

By Tom Grater

The 89 year old actor, who played Aldor in 'The Twin Towers', died peacefully at his home in New Zealand

The Brooklyn for Life! Initiative co-founded by The Batman and Westworld actor Jeffrey Wright — which has raised more than $386,000 to deliver meals from local restaurants to front-line health care workers — is getting major support from a who's who of star Brooklynites.

After Iron Man's death, Captain America's retirement, Thor's universal expedition, and Black Widow's death, there were doubts about Avengers' future in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Questions like "Will there be a new Avengers movie?", "Who will form the core Avengers?", "Will the surviving team aka Hulk, Thor and Hawkeye, return for another Avengers movie?" and more were asked.

Season 3 of “Fauda” finds Israeli Defense Force member Doron Kavillio (series star Lior Raz) working undercover in the Gaza Strip, as the Netflix series continues its dramatization of the ongoing (and deadly) Arab-Israeli conflict.

By Mike Fleming Jr

Despite the song's title, The Weeknd says in a new interview that "Faith" -- from his two-week Billboard 200-topping album After Hours -- has nothing to do with religion.The Weeknd says "Faith" is the only After Hours track that doesn't take place in the present, but rather recalls a troubling time back in 2013-14. "It’s about the darkest time of my entire life, a time when I was getting really, really tossed up and going through a lot of personal stuff," he told Variety.