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It’s hard to believe thatBlue Bloodsis ending…for good this time. For 14 seasons, the show has dominated onCBS, withTom Selleckproudly in the leading role of New York City Police Commissioner Frank Reagan. Whatever happens, the show’s conclusion gives some of us hope that maybe, just maybe, if CBS knows what’s good for them, they’ll keep Selleck around for more. Since 2015,the actor has been itching to produce another made-for-TV feature in theJesse Stonefranchise,and now is the perfect time....

The pilot episode of HBO’sThe Sopranoswas shot back in 1997, with the first season ofDavid Chase’s mobster series marking its 25th anniversary with the series premiere in 1999. The show followed Tony (James Gandolfini), who takes on the role of a New Jersey mob boss while also struggling to manage his home life and mental health. The series came to a close in 2007, and whatever you thought ofThe Sopranos' abrupt ending, its six seasons are considered among the best TV has ever had to offer....

Jennifer Lopezjust got engaged to retired baseball starAlex Rodriguez, and yet later this year, she’s going to marry…Owen Wilson? It’s the romantic pairing you never knew you always wanted! See, Wilson is in final negotiations to star opposite Lopez in STXfilms' romantic comedyMarry Me. It’s about a pop star bride who ditches her lying, cheating groom at the altar in front of a crowd of thousands, and in the spirit of “the show must go on,” picks a random man in attendance (Wilson) and goes through with the ceremony....

Jessica Joneshas been a big hit for Marvel, Netflix and everyone involved with the series, leading to a Season 2 pick-up. After such a personal journey over the course of 13 episodes, where many of the characters were torn down and forced to confront their own issues, speculation is running rampant, as far as what’s next for the cast of characters. While at the Netflix portion of the TCA Press Tour, co-starsKrysten Ritter(“Jessica Jones”),Rachael Taylor(“Trish Walker”),Mike Colter(“Luke Cage”) andCarrie-Anne Moss(“Jeri Hogarth”), who had only just learned that morning of the show’s renewal, were on hand to chat at a panel and in roundtables....

Well, it sounds like that long-discussed crossover movie between21 Jump Streetand theMen in Blackfranchise may not happen after all. Word first surfaced about the project in the midst of the Sony hack, but it became more “real” earlier this year when Sony Pictures entered talks withThe MuppetsandAlice Through the Looking GlasshelmerJames Bobinto direct.21 Jump Streetand22 Jump StreetdirectorsPhil LordandChris Millerare busy working on theHan Solo movieat the moment and were thus expected to only produce the picture, but it was seen as a way to organically continue theJump Streetfranchise while simultaneously rebooting the studio’s highly lucrativeMen in Blackseries....

Here at Collider, we feel it’s our duty to notify our Los Angeles readers about a kick-ass screening ofDie Hardthat our palJeff Goldsmithis hosting in honor of the film’s 30th anniversary. This Saturday night at 7 p.m.,John McTiernan’s action classic starringBruce Williswill screen in 35mm at the historic Palace Theatre in downtown LA, followed by a Q&A with (@RVelJohnson). That’s a pretty cool lineup, if I don’t yippee-ki-yay so myself. And Goldsmith, who publishes Backstory Magazine, is always a thoughtful moderator, so you don’t have to worry about a disappointing Q&A....

It’s the trilogy we didn’t know we needed –Legally Blondeis set to return for a third movie. It’s been 17 years since the firstLegally Blondeintroduced us to Elle Woods, played byReese Witherspoon, and 15 years since its sequel. Now, according toDeadline, Witherspoon will be returning as Elle for a third time, with the screenwriters who adapted the original movie,Kirsten “Kiwi” SmithandKaren McCullah, back on board. Also from the first film, producersMarc PlattandAdam Siegelare returning, and will be joined by Witherspoon herself....

There have been murmurings for the past few weeks that a LEGOGhostbustersFirehouse set was coming soon, and now the company has announced that the building is on its way as well as released the first images. First the bad news: It won’t be coming out this year. According toLEGO’s Facebook page, the set is due out in January 2016, so don’t put it on your holiday wishlist unless you’re okay with getting an I....

Goodbye Iron Throne, hello One Ring.Game of Throneswriter and executive-producerBryan Cogmanhas joined Amazon’sLord of the Ringsseries as a consultant to writersJD PayneandPatrick McKay, according toVariety. This is someextremelyspicy news in the wake of Thrones' divisive series finale, considering how nicely it mirrors Cogman’s rise up the ranks on HBO’s fantasy series. Cogman famously started out as an assistant to GOT showrunnersDavid BenioffandD.B. Weiss, who quickly found out he had an encyclopedic knowledge ofGeorge R....

The gangster genre has proven itself as a successful concept dating back since before the Golden Age of Hollywood. From the originalScarfaceall the way toThe Irishman, gangster films have never come even close to losing their widespread appeal, somehow always finding new ways to innovate on an already strong formula. However, just like gangster films have evolved and changed over the years, the exact same can be said for the films' cousins in the world of television....

Sony Pictures Classics plans to take audiences through a romantic, sensual adventure with its new trailer for upcoming period dramaMothering Sunday. Directed byEva Husson, the film’s stunning visuals are intimate and breathtaking in equal measure.Mothering Sundayinitially premiered at the Cannes Film Festival and will hit theaters later this month. Set in the wake of the first World War,Mothering Sundayfollows the early life of Jane Fairchild (played byOdessa Young) a maid and aspiring writer....

There have been very few music documentaries this decade that measure up to 2014’s20,000 Days on Earth,Jane Pollard&Iain Forsyth’s indescribable documentary portrait of the greatNick Caveduring the recording ofPush the Sky Away, his last record with his band, the Bad Seeds. Personal rumination, historical probing, musical craftsmanship, and anxious domesticity all blended together into an utterly unique vision of the working life of one of the most evocative writer-musicians to ever take the stage....

Tonight we’ll be following the 90th Academy Awards, in which there will probably be a joke or two about last year’s bonkers conclusion that saw the wrong film called as the winner of Best Picture. While we can probably expect some controlled lunacy as a follow-up, the Oscars are more entertaining when you’re following them with other people. To that end, we encourage you to follow our live-blog of the evening and participate in the comments....