AsJeopardy!fans embark on the final five episodes hosted by thelateAlex Trebek, they were gifted with a special preview clip of an upcoming episode featuringRyan Reynolds. Now, those two things might not seem connected, but there was a good reason for Reynolds' cameo. The actor was seen giving a video clue about his new movie,Free Guy, which happens to feature Trebek in a cameo role as himself. On Monday evening, theJeopardy!Twitteraccount shared the preview of Reynolds' upcoming episode....

Abrand newJustice Leaguetrailerarrived over the weekend, offering us a new look at the DC Extended Universe team-up movie—basically Warner Bros.’ answer to Marvel’sThe Avengers—but there was one conspicuous absence: Superman. Indeed, the Man of Steel bit the dust at the end ofBatman v Superman: Dawn of Justicein a sacrificial move against the villain Doomsday, and as ifBvSwasn’t dour enough, the whole thing ending with a funeral forHenry Cavill’s Superman. But what’s aJustice Leaguemovie without Superman?...

Kendrick Lamaris undoubtedly one of the most popular rappers of today. The 22-timeGrammy Award winneris known for his forward-thinking lyrics, formidable storytelling, and social commentary. Considered one of our generation’s most visionary artists, he continues to break records and music charts with his infectious music. The star is currently embarking on his widely successful world tour alongside singerSZA. The two’s latest song, “Luther,” is currently sitting at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart....

From a visual standpoint, there’s a very fine line to ride when making a character drama. You want the image to be striking and appealing, but you don’t want to detract from the performances or dialogue too much. CinematographerSam Levyhas a knack for walking this line to terrific results, having broken out in a big way with shootingKelly Reichardt’s 2008 filmWendy and Lucyand most recently working some serious magic onNoah Baumbach’s visually dynamicFrances Ha,While We’re Young, andMistress America....

Today, Disney announced the release date for their upcomingMonsters Inc.spinoff seriesMonsters at Workas well as a full synopsis for the animated comedy. The show will premiere on Disney+ on July 2nd and focus on a young scarer who learns that he now has to work on getting laughs since they generate so much more power. Related:Exclusive: Billy Crystal Shares Update on Pixar’s Disney+ Sequel Series ‘Monsters at Work’ Here’s the official synopsis: “Monsters At Work” takes place the day after the Monsters, Incorporated power plant started harvesting the laughter of children to fuel the city of Monstropolis, thanks to Mike and Sulley’s discovery that laughter generates ten times more energy than screams....

After announcing the new mobile gameMy Hero Academia: Ultra Impactlast week in the pages ofWeekly Shonen Jump, Bandai Namco has unveiled the title’s upcoming closed beta that should run for just one weekend this November. The “explosive battle RPG” includes both a story mode featuring scenes, characters, and content from the hit anime, and Quirk battles that let players pit their favorite leveled-up heroes (and villains?) against each other. The beta itself will be our first good look at the game in action; here’s how to get involved:...

As the calendar page turns from July to August, the looming dread of the back-to-school season returns. ButNetflixhas the cure for that seasonal angst in the form of its “C’s Get Degrees” collection. Debuting on August 1, the streamer has a collection of classic movies centering around “school days, teenage angst, and first-of-their-kind adventures.” The C’s Get Degrees collection features a number of classic films, ranging from the 1980s, the 1990s, and the 2000s....

Warner Bros. is reaching out to some veteran talent to help shepherd their new takes on classic properties. First up in a live-action/animation hybrid picture isTom and Jerry, followed by an animatedScooby-Doomovie. WB’s Home Entertainment wing has been cranking out animated mash-ups, one-offs, and original series and movies featuring both properties for years now, but the studio and Warner Animation Group are reportedly talking with some big names for what amounts to a modern reboot of the animated classics....

Multi-hyphenateNick Krollis one of the biggest players in comedy right now, with two hit shows,Big Mouth, andHuman Resources, drawing large audiences for Netflix. He started writing forChappelle’s ShowandHuman Giantbefore getting his break as an actor on the ABC seriesCavemen. From there, he appeared in most of the big comedy shows of the 2010s, likeParks and Recreation,Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt,Community, andNew Girl. RELATED:‘Red One’ Adds Nick Kroll, Mary Elizabeth Ellis and More...

From executive producerRobert Zemeckis, the 10-episode History Channel drama seriesProject Blue Bookis based on the real-life top-secret investigations into UFOs and other unexplained phenomena that were conducted by the U.S. Air Force between 1952 and 1969. Throughout the season, Dr. J. Allen Hynek (Aidan Gillen), a college professor recruited to lead an operation that researched thousands of cases that blend UFO theories with real historical events, and his investigative partner Captain Michael Quinn (Michael Malarkey) will uncover mysteries that merge science and the exploration of the unknown....

Another month is almost over, and September brings some of the year’s most anticipated and buzz-worthy releases. After 36 years, Beetlejuice (Michael Keaton) rises again withBeetlejuice Beetlejuice. Plenty of horror films debut to help the Juice usher in the Halloween season:The Front Room,Speak No Evil,Never Let Go,The Substance,Bagman,Apartment 7A, andAzrael.Sebastian Stangets a little more than he bargained for withA Different Man, a wild psychological ride. There’s alsoMegalopolis, theambitious sci-fi social parablethat writer-directorFrancis Ford Coppolaspent decades developing, finally hits theaters....

As part of a new report revealing Sony’s plans for their own big-screen Universe of Marvel Characters, the only other major Marvel player besides Disney themselves (once the Fox buyout goes through) is intent on bringing some obscure characters into theaters. They may have two better-known Spider-Man properties hitting the screens this fall with the release of the live-actionVenomand the animatedSpider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, but they’re rolling some dice with another trio of films in order to bring a diverse collection of characters into the game....

When filmmakerAdam McKayannounced that he was directing and co-writing an adaptation ofThe Big Short, an account of the 2008 financial crisis, it made sense. McKay hadn’t ever really made a drama before, and while his films likeAnchormanandStep Brotherswould suggest a focus on silliness, his movies always had a really smart and sharp narrative structure that suggested he might surprise withThe Big Short. And indeed, he won an Oscar for it....