No one writes a scene for Paul Rudd and thinks it will end up on the cutting room floor, but that's exactly what happened ...

The movie opens as she launches back into dating, her scathing, take-no-prisoners schtick an apparent turn off from the get-go. Enter Boone. Chris O'Dowd trots out his loveable Bridesmaids persona ...

One movie that could have been like Bridesmaids before Bridesmaids. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Casey [Wilson] and June ...

In their purest form, weddings should celebrate love and unity. However, for all the joy they offer, they can also add stress ...

As daylight fades, the restaurants’ vibrant neon lights take over, masking the scenes of destruction all around. Not all of them survived – Wehbe is among many restaurant owners who lost ...

A new high-end Mexican restaurant is coming to the East Quarter in 2026, with development set to begin early this year. Toca Madera is an upscale Mexican steakhouse that will offer classics of ...

Universal Pictures In a scene that is only included in the U.S. alternate ending of the movie, viewers get a glimpse into Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy's life as husband and wife. In the utterly ...

Of course, that is also a power play. This whole movie is about power, control, surrender. And this scene particularly is very much about the power dynamics between our main characters.

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It’s a full-circle moment for me. James Wan and I started off as the new young guys on the scene who’d made this crazy horror movie that went to Sundance, and you get frozen in an identity.