American Cinematheque’s ‘bleak Week’ Heads To Nyc

Bill Cobbs, the actor who starred in almost 200 TV shows and movies across a 50-year career, has died at the age of 89, peacefully at home with his family. Cobbs became known as a character actor, with memorable roles in movies like Night at the Museum, The Muppets, and Trading Places, as well as TV shows such as The West Wing.

Websites for Comedy Central, TV Land, Paramount Network, and CMT now all just tell you to try Paramount+, and MTVNews.com is gone.

Production designer Anthony Gasparro turned New Orleans into a nameless city with an eccentric vibe for Yorgos Lanthimos' twisted new movie.

Oscar-winning actor Sean Penn has declared that he has spent 15 years miserable on movie sets and has not had a good time filming since 2008s Milk. The acclaimed biographical drama earned the actor his second Academy Award for Best Actor and follows Penn as real-life gay rights activist and politician Harvey Milk, though its a role that the actor does not believe he would be able to play today due to tremendous overreach and timidity in Hollywood.

The Pixar hit has improved the year's outlook from bleak to not as bad as feared.

"I love people, but when I hear stories about Hollywood actors who get paid really well and mistreat people…I out them constantly, and it’s a blast."