McDonald's Getting Biopic About How It Turned Into A Hamburger Juggernaut

Director John Lee Hancock has created an interesting niche for himself in Hollywood, regularly finding projects that bring true stories to life. In recent years he has done so with films like The Blind Side and Saving Mr. Banks, but now he's preparing to tell the origin story of the biggest fast food chain in the world. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Hancock is now attached to direct a film titled The Founder, which will tell the story of how the restaurant chain McDonald's wound up being created. Robert Siegel, who previously earned acclaim for writing the script for Darren ...

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Stephen Colbert Won't Launch New Late Show Until...

What are we going to do?!

Stephen Colbert will step down from his Comedy Central show next Thursday, Dec. 18, but it will be quite awhile before he re-emerges at ...

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Wait, James Bond Is Fighting A Lesbian? Get The Latest Spectre Details

Another day, another seemingly vital piece of information about an in-development Sony film that is leaked due to the ongoing hack. This one has to do with Spectre, Sam Mendes' next chapter in the 007 saga, and it pertains to the adversaries standing in Daneil Craig's path this time out. Read on if you don't mind being a little bit spoiled on the next James Bond adventure. Vulture has the Spectre scoop, confirming that Ernst Stavro Blofeld indeed will be the chief villain in the next James Bond movie (though they go so far as to say that Christoph Waltz has ...

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See IKEA's Movie Theater Makeover

While there is truly nothing like seeing a movie up on the big screen, the sad truth is that movie theaters typically aren't the most comfortable places in the world. Fortunately, IKEA has come up with a theater design that changes all of that forever. Sadly, at this time the only way you can take advantage of it is if you live in Russia. Pictured above, according to Ad Week, is a movie theater in the Russian town of Khimki that has been completely redesigned by IKEA as part of a special promotion. Rather than having row after row of ...

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Valve reveals CS:GO's rebuilt Train map

Classic Counter Strike location 'rebuilt from the ground up'.

Valve has released a revised version of classic Counter Strike map Train for Counter Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO).



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True Detective Adds Iconic '80s Rocker for Season 2

True Detective has fans scratching their heads, and it's not due to one of Rust Cohle's rambling existential speeches.

After casting comedy stars Vince Vaughn and Rachel McAdams in key roles for the upcoming second season, the acclaimed anthology series has also added '80s pop icon and...

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Simon Pegg Is Going To Play The Devil, Get The Details

The one and only Simon Pegg has been signed on to play the ultimate villain, the Devil, in a new horror-comedy, The Gathering. The film, already star-studded with the likes of Jeffrey Combs as Edgar Allen Poe, David Naughton as H.P. Lovecraft, and Doug Bradley as Bram Stoker will follow the famous authors as they are sent to purgatory to tell their best untold stories. Among bickering and plenty of rivalry, the authors are told by the Devil that the best story will get them out of purgatory forever. In a recent interview with Fangoria, the director of the ...

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