Despite the liberal nature of Hollywood, the show business is one that has largely thrived off of exploiting women for their sex appeal, and underpaying them in the process. Of course, there are some exceptions
Lynda Carter became one of Hollywood's first successful TV superheroes when she starred in ABC's and CBS' Wonder Woman (1975-1979). And though her career spans more than 40 years and 43 credits, she remains most-associated
Around a decade ago, Steven Spielberg revisited the world of Indiana Jones with Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. The film was being touted as a love letter to classic cinema, and
Right now, Dwayne Johnson is one of the biggest names in Hollywood. While movie stars are really hard to come by these days (at least movie stars in the traditional sense), he's one of the
Man, Simon Pegg does seem like he's been throwing a lot of cold water lately. First, he discussed how bad marketing ruined Star Trek Beyond, then he talked about how he's not sure his Tarantino's
Digital technology allowed fans to see a CGI version of Grand Moff Tarkin in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. The version of the character looked good, considering the actor who plays him, Peter Cushing,
With Star Wars: The Force Awakens, director JJ Abrams set up an entire mystery around Rey's parents. They had left her on the planet of Jakku to pretty much fend for herself, turning her into
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bI31WqFDxNs F**k cancer. Actually, I think I can get away without actually censoring that, thanks to how horrible of a thing cancer actually is. Seriously, fuck cancer. It's something that has ruined many a life,
As the distance between now and the release of Justice League widens, director Zack Snyder seems to be more and more outspoken about his ideas surrounding the film and Batman v Superman before it. Enough
https://youtu.be/8YLX1p6PaGU?t=2m32s Not long ago, there was a wonderful exchange on Twitter. A fan suggested to director James Gunn that he should give Mark Hamill a role in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. Gunn said,
