Justin Bartha returns as Riley Poole for Disney+ National Treasure series

Raise a glass: Jason Segel is down to bar-hop from MacLaren's Pub to Pemberton's Bar again. The actor starred as the goofy, affable, and overall nice guy Marshall Eriksen on the beloved CBS sitcom How I Met Your Mother for nine seasons. Now he has revealed that he'd be open to reprising the character for a cameo on its Hulu spin-off series, How I Met Your Father, if the opportunity presents itself. The reason? He loves the team behind it.

Avatar: The Way of Water has reached a new milestone as it continues its box-office domination. As of Thursday, the film has earned a cumulative $2.054 billion worldwide since premiering in theaters Dec. 16. That means the blockbuster has edged out Avengers: Infinity War (which raked in $2.052 billion) to become the fifth-highest-grossing movie of all time.

Nope, The Simpsons isn't going anywhere. Except into seasons 35 and 36. Fox announced on Thursday that it has renewed the forever-running, record-breaking, oft-quoted animated comedy for two more seasons. The upcoming season 34 finale will serve as the 750th episode, and factoring in a handful of additional installments already in reserve, The Simpsons will pass the jaw-dropping 800-episode milestone with this extension.

Check out the full list of movies and TV shows leaving the streaming service next month. It's that time again. As January winds down and February approaches, we now know what movies and TV shows will be cycling off of Netflix next month. Thankfully, this isn't too long of a list. But it's always good to know in case you want to get one last watch in before they're gone.

Grab your suitcase, life jacket, and Lembas bread: Netflix is officially taking audiences on an adventure this February. Despite being the shortest month of the year, Netflix's February schedule is absolutely jam-packed with new movies and TV shows that span continents familiar and fantastical. That includes You's serial killer Joe as he travels across the pond to start a new life as a professor in London in the thriller's forthcoming fourth season. Meanwhile, season 3 of Outer Banks sees the Pogues embark on a daring journey to the Caribbean and four beloved Hobbits pack their bags for Mount Doom as the Lord of the Rings trilogy returns to Netflix once again.

Rita Ora is a blushing bride, but for all the wrong reasons, in "You Only Love Me." The British singer-songwriter returns with the lead single from her first album in almost five years and an accompanying video featuring cameos from Lindsay Lohan, Kristen Stewart, Chelsea Handler, Jodie Turner-Smith, and Addison Rae.

That's Josh Duhamel, trying to find the words to describe working alongside his Shotgun Wedding costar, multi-hyphenate Jennifer Lopez. "It could have been scary," he admits to EW, adding, "Thankfully, I knew her. I didn't know what it was going to be like working with her on a set, but I knew her well enough to know that it would be easy to connect with her on the levels that we needed to in order for this movie to work."

Strike! This week, a unionized group of post production workers at Saturday Night Live authorized a strike in an effort to expedite negotiations on their first contract, which they say has stalled in talks. This group, which unionized with the IATSE-affiliated Motion Picture Editors Guild last year, is responsible for post-production on pretaped sketches, like music videos and commercial parodies. The authorization has not yet become an actual strike, so it will be curious to see if the show relies on pretapes they have been keeping in their back pocket, or how episodes will be structured with this strike looming. But the show, as they say, must go on.

Director Joe Cornish tells EW that he's "very excited" about the storyline for Attack the Block 2, his planned sequel to the beloved, John Boyega-starring 2011 alien invasion movie. Cornish has re-teamed with Boyega on the project, a co-production between the Star Wars actor's UpperRoom company and Cornish's own Complete Fiction.

Original Firestarter actress Drew Barrymore has a burning distaste for the Razzies after the controversial awards body — which honors the worst movies of the year — nominated 12-year-old child actress Ryan Kiera Armstrong for her performance in the 2022 remake of the Stephen King horror story. "I...

Warning: This post contains spoilers from the Jan. 26 episode of Walker: Independence. Mark Sheppard couldn't stay away long. After Walker: Independence said goodbye to Sheppard's character Hagan at the end of episode 6, this week's episode saw him walk right back into town... and just in time for a sand storm that trapped him inside the saloon with Kate (Katie Findlay), Hoyt (Matt Barr), and a few others.

Sarah Michelle Gellar has revealed the hefty price she had to pay for accidentally spoiling a movie for Freddie Prinze Jr. The actress, who stars in Paramount+'s new series Wolf Pack, said her husband wouldn't see a movie with her for 15 years after she let a crucial detail slip while they were watching M. Night Shyamalan's classic 1999 film The Sixth Sense together.

Jennifer Lopez and Josh Duhamel nearly took 'til death do us part literally after a stunt in their new movie, Shotgun Wedding, went very, very wrong. The singer and actress, who stars as bride-to-be Darcy in the rom-com, revealed during a recent game of "Who's Who?" with BuzzFeed Celeb that she was shooting a stunt with Duhamel, who plays her fictional fiancé Tom, when she nearly fell off the edge of a cliff.

Life-sized dolls are really having a moment in pop culture, and Aussie rapper The Kid Laroi is just the latest to hop on the uncanny-valley trend. In his wild new music video for his song "Love Again," the singer canoodles, caresses, fights with, and later makes up with a life-sized doll. Check it out for yourself below.

Through the rise of cable, the golden age of prestige TV, and the pivot to streaming, one network has remained a cozy place to hang your hat — Turner Classic Movies. Founded in 1994 by media mogul Ted Turner, the network's mission is unique: to program around-the-clock viewing of uncut, commercial-free classic films. They air along with insightful introductions by knowledgeable hosts (beginning with TCM's founding father Robert Osborne), and are organized around new themes each month. It's film school from the comfort of your couch.

Sydney Sweeney is trading Euphoria for fatal sexual pleasure — and Jane Fonda has some thoughts. In October, EW confirmed that Sweeney is partnering with Sony Pictures for a new Barbarella film. Fonda originally starred as the titular space babe in a 1968 film from then-husband director Roger Vadim based on the French comic-book series of the same name.

Gerard Butler went from heartthrob to near heart-stopper on the set of the 2007 romantic comedy P.S. I Love You. The actor recently revealed that he has mostly fond memories of making the movie with Oscar-winning actress Hilary Swank — except for that time he "almost killed her" with a crocodile clip and a pair of suspenders.