The self-styled sommelier of horror wants to create new franchises and new characters, push boundaries, and give fans a slice of the bloody pie: "What matters in horror is the intellectual property." ...

The only way A Working Man is going to get a sequel and turn this into the next Jason Statham franchise is for it to perform ...

Chuck Lorre knows Penny was "one-dimensional" and "clichéd" in the early days of the hit sitcom, but after several episodes ...

Although it is a genre that has existed for generations, modern revenge films are most closely associated with the ...

The Big Bang Theory co-creator Chuck Lorre has shared how Kaley Cuoco's character was developed, saying it "took a while" to ...

Compared to recent riffs on Winnie the Pooh and Popeye, 'Steamboat Willie' slasher has fun skewering the company that's been ...

Television Group chairman Peter Roth reflected on the original, unaired pilot of the sitcom and discussed how Cuoco had reshaped the initially "one-dimensional" character. "We had so many episodes ...

"We did the very clichéd, in the beginning, goofy blonde who says foolish things," Lorre says of the character Penny.

The 'Pulp Fiction' star recalls the sad details of working with Charlton Heston on one of the Hollywood legend's last films.

Chuck Lorre explains why the decision was made to hold off on giving Sheldon a love interest early on in The Big Bang Theory.

Thanks to a tweet, the Trump administration just hobbled a federal crackdown on corporate secrecy, and New York’s own laws ...