It’s hard not to fall in love with Stanley Barber. That’s due in large part to the equally lovableWyatt Oleffwho brings the quirky character to life in Netflix’s new teen dramaI Am Not Okay with This. The series hails fromJonathan Entwistle, who struck angsty gold with another adaptation ofCharles Forsman’s comics forThe End of the F*cking World. But with that adaptation comes an opportunity to flesh out the characters and add a unique spin to them....

There are never any guarantees on live TV, and with a fast-paced show likeWheel of Fortune, you never know what the next moment might hold. But at the same time, theformat of the show has a lot of room for mistakesand awkward moments, especially with the pressure of performing in front of a live audience. Even aseasoned host likePat Sajakhad his fair share of slip-ups, where hedidn’t realize the weight of his wordsuntil they had landed and created uncomfortable situations....

James Cameronhas always beenfascinated by the ocean, and the greater world around us, which is why he was namedNational GeographicExplorer-at-Large, tasked with creating docu-series that show us more about the animals with which we share our planet. His latest installment isSecrets of the Octopus, which takes viewers deep underwater to get up close and personal with those eight-legged creatures that hauntingly and beautifully glide around the ocean. To mark World Wildlife Day, which takes place today, March 3, Collider is thrilled to be partnering with National Geographic to bring our readers a close encounter with one of those fascinating undersea dwellers, in a clip which also features show narratorPaul Rudd....

While the movie still doesn’t come out for over a year, the logo forJustice Leaguehas gotten an upgrade. We got our first look at the title treatment for directorZack Snyder’s follow-up film toBatman v Superman: Dawn of Justiceback in June, when we here at Collider shared a bevy of set visit coverage just a few days after returning from the London soundstage whereJustice Leagueis shooting. That logo was simple white against a black background, but now Warner Bros....

Sometimes, making herstory onDrag Raceis in a manner that you don’t want to happen. But when you can spin the negative into something positive and flashy,being eliminated first on an international television program may not be as bad as it seems!Now, new doors have been opened forLa Kahena; she has introduced herself to a brand-new fandom.Canada’s Drag Race vs. the World 2has united nine internationalDrag Racesuperstars as they compete for a cash prize of $100,000, a crown and scepter, and the title of Queen of the Motherpucking World!...

Reboots and remakes have been the name of the game in TV recently, but no project has engendered more of a feeling of “Please God let it be good” as the upcomingLegends of the Hidden Templemovie. The game show, which ran on Nickelodeon, has been a staple of mid-1990s nostalgia, with the temple guards still haunting some of our dreams (as well as our confusion about why it was so difficult to put together those three pieces of the Shrine of the Silver Monkey)....

Editor’s Note: The following contains Lightyear spoilers.After stealing the spotlight from Woody twenty-two years ago inToy Story, Buzz Lightyear finally gets the spotlight in his own spinoff movie,Lightyear.Chris Evansvoices the space ranger in this solo adventure, as he tries to get himself and his crew off a hostile planet.Lightyearalso starsKeke Palmer,Peter Sohn,James Brolin,Taika Waititi,Dale Soules, andUzo Aduba. While some Pixar films in the past have had fun little jokes throughout the credits, or a tiny scene at the very end of the credits,Lightyearactually has three end-credits scenes....

Luca Guadagninohasstarted principal photographyon his first film set in the United States,Bones and All, and added a number of new cast members. Among the new additions areMichael Stuhlbarg,André Holland,Jessica Harper,Chloë Sevigny,Francesca Scorsese, and directorDavid Gordon Greenin his first acting role. They will share the screen alongside the previously announcedTimothée Chalamet,Taylor Russell, andMark Rylance. Bones and All, penned by 2018’sSuspiriascreenwriterDavid Kajganich, tells the story of Maren Yearly, a young woman who travels across the country to find her father who she’s never met to learn the truth behind her terrifying past....

Warner Bros. doesn’t really know what to do with Superman. They tried going with a darker, more tortured take withZack Snyder, but audience reception towardsMan of SteelandBatman v Supermanwas mixed. This has left the character in an awkward limbo with no path forward unlike Batman who’s getting straight-up rebooted withMatt Reevestaking charge of the property andRobert Pattinsonwearing the cape and cowl. They’realready getting Batman spinoffs lined-up! So what’s to be done about the Man of Tomorrow?...

One Chicago returns at the end of this month, and there is a lot on the horizon. Fromnew characterstobigger arcs for existing characterscoupled with exhilarating emergencies, there is a lot to look forward to. One of the most anticipated characters isChicago Fire’s new chief, who replaces Boden Wallace. Dermot Mulroney plays the new chief, who much is not known about. A new teaser for the upcoming seasons of One Chicago shows courtesy ofPeoplerevealsthe new chief, more demons for Voight, and different strokes in ER....

Paramount Pictures is peeling back the curtain on this year’s highly anticipated sequelTop Gun: Maverick, revealing six new images from the film alongside some new information about what we can expected from the follow-up.Tom Cruisereturns to one of the roles that made him a movie star, reprising his role as Pete “Maverick” Mitchell. But the story ofTop Gun: Maverickfinds the titular pilot returning to flight school to run some specialized training for graduates....

There are certain films that just check all the boxes. Whether it’s a movie that makes audience members cry, laugh, or takes them on an unforgettable adventure, thesehit films are gold for both viewers and the studiosthat make them. Of course,when a picture reaches a certain level of success, a follow-up is almost inevitable. Sequels to movie-goer favorites oftenyield mixed results, while remakes tend to fare even worse. Whether it’sthe endless string of sequels toAlienorthe blasphemous remakeofAlfred Hitchcock’s seminal class,Psycho, shameless sequels or reboots seem inescapable and, unfortunately, unforgettable in the world of movie-making....

WithPacific Rim Uprisingopening in theaters March 23rd, a few days ago I sat down withBurn GormanandCharlie Dayto talk about the sequel. Unlike most press junkets that take place an at area hotel, Universal and Legendary went all out forPacific Rim Uprisingand built some amazing set ups using props from the movie for the interviews. It was like stepping inside a location from the film. While it’s expensive and time consuming, I wish more studios did stuff like this for their films....