Michael Weyer

Prequel TV series are always a tricky thing to get right. Too many may risk altering the established canon, while the newer actor fails to live up to the origin

Doc season 2 ended with a lot of wild developments. The entire hospital was in lockdown after a deadly virus broke out, with Amy (Molly Parker) among those infe

Brandon Sanderson just shared how the Mistborn screenplay is just about done with only one minor hurdle to overcome! By Michael Weyer

Anne Hathaway may have been Catwoman in The Dark Knight Rises, but it turns out she assumed she was playing another famous Batman villainess! The Dark Knight Ri

Despite several hit shows, Taylor Sheridan couldn't get any love at the Emmys! Why is this superstar creator always snubbed? By

The Emmy nominations are out, and it’s striking how network TV is virtually ignored by the committee it once dominated. Abbott Elementary is the only scripted n

Dutton Ranch wrapped up season 1 with some wild turns for Oreana Lynn Jackson, and now, Natalie Alyn Lynd, who stars as the character, is unpacking them. Cauti

Season 2 of Task has added Julianne Nicholson in a role that creates a surprising crossover with a past Emmy-winning HBO hit! By

Broadway is full of musicals inspired by real people. Alexander Hamilton, Eva Perón, and Fanny Brice have all proved that history can make great theater. But for every smash hit based on a famous figure, there are plenty of shows that fail to find an audience.

Hollywood has never lacked ambition when it comes to raiding the history books. Given enough money, a studio can rebuild ancient cities, marshal armies of extras, and persuade audiences that an actor standing before a green screen is actually addressing the Roman Senate. Yet historical epics are also among the riskiest movies to produce. Their budgets can balloon before filming even begins, while a single change in director, studio executive, or leading actor can bring years of preparation crashing down.