Josh Weiss is a writer at various NBCUniversal brands, including SYFY and NBC, as well as Forbes and The Hollywood Reporter. He specializes in topics related to film and cinema, pop culture, and cultural movements, often exploring the intersections of entertainment and society. Josh's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Entrepreneur, Yahoo News, and Late Night with Seth Meyers.
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Josh Weiss focuses on providing expert commentary and event coverage for entertainment news, specifically in the film and TV industry. He appears to be interested in covering a wide range of topics related to movies, actors, film industry events, and TV shows.
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By: Josh Weiss
If you think about it, Back to the Future did achieve a kind of time travel.
Marvel Studios' X-Men reboot is still two years away from hitting theaters, but Inde Navarrette is using every spare moment to nail Rogue's Souther accent.
By: Josh Weiss
The cast of HBO's Harry Potter TV show continues to expand, as though under the influence of a potent Engorgement Charm.
By: Josh Weiss
We haven't seen the last of Hunger Games power couple Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark.
By: Josh Weiss
Produced by Josh Gad, 'The Whistle' tells the incredible true story of a Jewish doctor given a second chance after he's imprisoned by the Nazi regime.
Ellen Burstyn has had it with these mother loving demons on this mother loving plane—or whatever Sam Jackson said. The actress who played Chris MacNeil in William Friedkin's The Exorcist and again 50 years later in David Gordon Green's The Exorcist: Believer thinks the iconic horror franchise has officially reached its breaking point.
By: Josh Weiss
Todd Stashwick has been a fan of the Marvel Cinematic Universe since Phase One.
Marvel Studios' X-Men reboot is still two years away from hitting theaters, but Inde Navarrette is using every spare moment to nail Rogue's Souther accent.
Comic book fatigue is real and a good chunk of the burnout comes down to convoluted continuity.
By: Josh Weiss
Anthony Mackie exclusively revealed to SYFY Wire that Avengers: Doomsday takes place just a few months after Captain America: Brave New World
