The average person can be forgiven for having trouble keeping up with the beef between Kendrick Lamar and Drake after it took the hip-hop world by storm, and it’s easy to understand why Tom Hanks wasn’t constantly monitoring every development. Thankfully, the actor had another rapper in his corner

Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan seems like an acquired taste, to say the least. Take Matthew McConaughey, for example, who is reportedly hesitant to officially sign on to the upcoming Yellowstone sequel series because of Sheridan’s reputation for having a “god complex” and being a “jerk.”

We know what you’re probably thinking: Hanks? Meltdown? Surely Tom’s son Chet must have posted one of his infamous rants, complete with another questionable accent. Well, you’re wrong. This time. Monday marked the second season premiere of ABC’s Claim to Fame, a truly unique competition series in

Artificial intelligence (AI) is simultaneously amazing and terrifying the world these days. While the advances that have been made thus far in AI are exciting and quite often very useful, the future of artificial intelligence scares the bejeezus out of many people. (Rightfully so.) How AI will

While the general concept of the “movie star” is largely considered to be dying thanks to the importance placed on franchises and IP, there are still a handful of actors and actresses that put butts in seats. According to a recent report from Puck News, the top ten movie stars that draw people to