Matthew McConaughey is weighed in on the Oscar race and has DiCaprio's back.
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With two days to go until the next episode of Girls, let's take a look inside the last episode.
Variety honored Matthew McConaughey and several other actors for their philanthropic efforts at the Unite4:Humanity event.
The Independent Spirit Awards are this weekend -- the same weekend as the Academy Awards.
The Saturn Award nominations are out, and they hardly resemble the other award shows. No, True Detective is not nominated.
Vinyl, HBO's newest drama, has cost $100 million but has not been snagging viewers.
True Detective season two has been off the air for six months, and there is still no real news on season three. In terms of TV, that's a very long time.
HBO is offering HBO Now users an early look at the next episode of their animated series, Animals.
Let's take a critical eye to the preview for the next episode of Girls, in which Adam struggles with his feelings for Jessa.
Review are coming in for Woody Harrelson's new flick, "Triple 9," and they are steadily average.
The first trailer for Matthew McConaughey in "The Sea of Trees" has arrived, though it was meant for the Japanese market.
A proposed two-part new adaptation of Stephen King's "It" is finally moving forward, sans Cary Fukunaga.
Rachel McAdams is nominated for an Academy Award for her role in Spotlight, which is being counted as one of the best films of the year.
Woody Harrelson goes out for Matthew McConaughey's Lincoln job in a tribute to director James Burrows.
Girls season five opens up with Marnie's wedding in an episode that stays well within the show's comfort zone.
A fan puts a 70's retro spin on True Detective season two's opening credits.
This edition of This Week in True Detective has plenty on premiere trailers, bungled projects, and the return of the Lincoln ads.
The fifth season of Girls premiers this weekend and promises to be as drama-filled as ever.
Alexandra Daddario will be returning to star with The Rock in the sequel to last year's money-making machine, "San Andreas."
The first trailer for Hulu's "The Path" is here, starring Michelle Monaghan, Aaron Paul, and Hugh Dancy. Quite a cast.