WillTrue Detective fans get to see Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey back together in another season of the hit HBO drama? If it were up to Harrelson, the odds of that happening appear to be ...

Starring Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes, this story about streetball, hustling, and unusual friendship makes for an ...

Wouldn’t Ocean’s Eleven have been vastly improved if its heroes weren’t suave gentlemen thieves, but the smuggest twerps on ...

Woody Harrelson quickly shut down the idea that he and Matthew McConaughey would reunite for another season of “True Detective.” The conversation came up during Harrelson’s Friday interview with Dylan ...

Woody Harrelson sits down with TODAY’s Dylan Dreyer to talk about his role in the new movie “Now You See Me: Now You Don’t” and what it was like reuniting with the cast for the third movie in the ...

The actor, who earned Emmy and Golden Globe nominations for playing Det. Marty Hart, said that he would "never" revisit the part He added that he does have a new project with Matthew McConaughey ...

If UFC keeps leaving fighters to their own devices, eye pokes and groin kicks are going to keep staining a sport the world’s grown to love. It’s time to fix this problem once and for all. A double-eye ...

EXCLUSIVE: Sumerian Pictures has picked up U.S. rights to Mile End Kicks, an indie rom-com starring Euphoria‘s Barbie Ferreira that premiered to critical acclaim at this year’s Toronto Film Festival.

Woody Allen may still be persona non grata in Hollywood, but the controversial Oscar winner has secured regional funding to set his next film in Madrid. The Government of the Community of Madrid will ...

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Bruce Springsteen performing after the AFI Fest screening of "Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere" (Getty Images) The 39th AFI Fest kicked off in Hollywood on Wednesday night with a brief tribute to ...

In the NBA, few players take more punishment than the big men. That's true now, but it was even more brutal in the 1990s — an era when toughness was the game's calling card. Centers from that decade, ...