Film

The first trailer for Tyler Perry’s Finding Joy, which stars P-Valley‘s Shannon Thornton, has dropped its first trailer. The film, which was originally titled Joy Ridge, is Perry’s first holiday film in 12 years. Additionally, it is the third film in his four-picture deal at Amazon MGM Studios. It also stars Tosin Morohunfola, Brittany S. […]

Wunmi Mosaku is joining the upcoming sequel to The Social Network, The Social Reckoning, which is set at Sony Pictures. According to Deadline, the Sinners star’s role is still under wraps. But she will star alongside Mikey Madison and Jeremy Allen White. Madison plays a Facebook engineer who gets help from a Wall Street Journal

Soul on Fire was released on Oct. 10 in the U.S. and Canada. This biographical drama from Sony’s Affirm Films brings to life the story of John O’Leary, a burn survivor who had a harrowing yet redemptive journey to recovery. After years of adjusting to his new life, O’Leary became a global motivational speaker, allowing

The first trailer for Marvel Television’s upcoming series Wonder Man, starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, shows Mateen in a meta role as an actor trying out for the biggest role of his career–a superhero. The fast-paced trailer for the eight-part series doesn’t focus on superpowers at all–instead, it focuses squarely on the process of casting and

The Paradise Fire, which is better known as the Camp Fire of 2018, is the subject of The Lost Bus. After its launch on Apple TV+, it garnered plenty of attention, not only for its impressive cast but also for its roots in real tragedy and heroism. Paul Greengrass directs the film, which stars Matthew

Channing Tatum‘s new movie, Roofman, is based on the true story of Jeffrey Manchester, the man who escaped from prison and lived in a Toys ‘ R ‘ Us for several months. Tatum, who plays Manchester, revealed the details in an interview with NBC’s Today on Monday. The 45-year-old actor said he was in shock

If you’re a fan of action-adventure heist movies, you may have already seen trailers for Play Dirty. The film, which premiered on Amazon Prime Video on Oct. 1, stars Mark Wahlberg, LaKeith Stanfield and Rosa Salazar as a gang of high-profile thieves looking to pull off a multi-billion dollar score. Along the way, the gang