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Sophia Bush has spent several decades in the acting industry and has a diverse portfolio of roles to her name. Her movie debut came with the movie National Lampoon’s Van Wilder opposite Ryan Reynolds. Following which she also made several other television appearances until One Tree Hill happened in 2003.

Sophia Bush in One Tree Hill | Credits: The WB

In this, Bush played the role of Brooke Davis, and her popularity skyrocketed overnight. After this, her second longest show was Chicago P.D., but she abruptly left the series in its fourth season despite signing a seven-year contract.

Terrible Conditions That Forced Sophia Bush to Quit Chicago P.D.

After several stints on television, Sophia Bush landed her first major role in Mark Schwahn’s One Tree Hill. The actress was just 20 years old when she played the 16-year-old Brooke Davis and captured everyone’s attention. This role brought in huge fan-following for her,...

Ryan Reynolds’ brand of humor has made him a beloved star in Hollywood both on and off the screen, and it still doesn’t feel real to him — even when his movie “Deadpool & Wolverine” grosses more than $1.5 billion.

“Deadpool & Wolverine” became a box office behemoth, pulling in an astounding $636 million domestically and securing its place as the 12th highest-grossing film in history. It now sits just behind Pixar’s “Inside Out 2” and ahead of Warner Bros.’ summer sensation “Barbie.” It’s also surpassed the 2019 thriller “Joker” to become the highest-grossing R-rated film ever. And among Disney’s Marvel Cinematic Universe juggernauts, “Deadpool 3” claims the seventh spot, having recently overtaken “Iron Man 3” globally.

Reflecting on his latest blockbuster with Variety‘s Awards Circuit Podcast, Reynolds describes the whirlwind of emotions watching “Deadpool & Wolverine” break records. “It feels great,” he says with a laugh, “but I...

Plex is gearing up for an exciting lineup of films and series in November 2024. Viewers can look forward to a variety of new additions, including Blue Ridge, But I’m A Cheerleader, Call Jane, and Empire State. Cult classics like The Grudge, Hard Candy, House of 1000 Corpses, and The Midnight Meat Train are also hitting the platform, alongside more recent hits like Wind River and Where’d You Go, Bernadette? For fans of horror, thrillers, and emotional dramas, there’s no shortage of options. However, Plex is also bidding farewell to a number of films and shows in November. Among those leaving are 24 Hours to Live, Drive Angry, The Devil’s Rejects, Snowpiercer, and USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage. If you’ve been meaning to watch these titles, now is the time to catch them before they disappear. For those looking to binge their favorites, many notable titles are still available for streaming.

Ryan Reynolds is one of Hollywood’s biggest stars, and his movies are box office smashes as well.

After launching his career on a teen soap opera, the Canadian-American actor began gaining fame by the early ’00s with fan-favorite comedies like Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle, National Lampoon’s Van Wilder and The Proposal, showing off his dramatic side in films like Buried, and taking charge in action flicks like Blade: Trinity.

He’s since become renowned for his turn as Deadpool in the massive Marvel film franchise of the same name, and he’s continued to delight in unexpected features like Detective Pikachu.

We’ve put together the actor’s most acclaimed performances based on their Rotten Tomatoes scores, and ranked them from lowest to highest.

Click through to see what the 10 best Ryan Reynolds movies are, ranked…...

After 20 years, a new generation is discovering the wacky trip that is Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle… including star John Cho‘s kids.

The actor said that his teenage son had a “pretty good takeaway” after seeing the stoner comedy for the first time as he and co-star Kal Penn recently celebrated the milestone 20th anniversary of the first entry in their trilogy.

“My 16-year-old apparently saw it,” Cho revealed this week on The Today Show. “I had to ferry the daughter out of the house, she’s not ready for it. But apparently he saw it, and his takeaway was, ‘So, you have met Ryan Reynolds?!’ It’s a pretty good takeaway. Not a bad thing.”

Cho’s interview comes after Penn and producer Nathan Kahane recounted how Reynolds’ cameo as a nurse “got the movie greenlit,” following Penn’s appearance in National Lampoon’s Van Wilder (2002).

“Ryan was...

As Deadpool & Wolverine enjoys continued success at the box office, another movie franchise has Ryan Reynolds to thank on its 20th anniversary.

Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle star Kal Penn and producer Nathan Kahane revealed the Golden Globe nominee was instrumental in getting the 2004 stoner comedy made as they recently marked the milestone birthday.

Penn noted to Rolling Stone in an oral history of the movie that Reynolds’ support began when they starred together in National Lampoon’s Van Wilder (2002).

“Ryan was incredibly supportive during the audition process for Van Wilder. In the final callback, it was between me and a white dude in brownface for the part of an Indian exchange student. He said to me, ‘How do you feel about improv?’ So we improvised the scene, and he was obviously rooting for me to get the job. The entire production was awesome. He told me once in passing,...

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"I remember reading one of the Deadpool comic books, and somebody asked Deadpool what he looks like. He said he looks like a cross between a Shar-Pei and Ryan Reynolds. I was like, I really, really wanna play this guy at some point," Reynolds said in 2009 of playing Deadpool. The actor, then known for his roles in films like "Van Wilder" and "Just Friends," would end up playing the part multiple times, but the journey to get a proper "Deadpool" movie made was a rough one that took well over a decade. It became a passion project for Reynolds that he championed every step of the way, ultimately resulting in one of the biggest R-rated movies in history.

Development on "Deadpool" dates...

Ryan Reynolds is probably one of the few actors out there with zero haters. From his onscreen characters to his banter with his wife Blake Lively, there is absolutely nothing we don’t love about him. His performance as Deadpool, though, will always hold a special place in our hearts. All in all, Ryan Reynolds clearly deserves all the appreciation he gets.

Ryan Reynolds as Wade Wilson in Deadpool & Wolverine (2024)

However, his former Deadpool co-star T.J. Miller does not seem to be a fan. The controversial actor has previously expressed his resentment toward Ryan Reynolds but the harsh feelings seemed to have ended when the latter reached out to the former. But recently, T.J. Miller has made some comments about the popular actor yet again that did not sit right with the fans.

T.J. Miller Says Ryan Reynolds Changed after Deadpool

T.J. Miller as Weasel in Deadpool (2016)

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Ryan Reynolds is a Hollywood great!

After beginning his career on a teen soap opera, the Canadian-American actor came into our lives by the early ’00s with fan-favorite comedies like Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle, National Lampoon’s Van Wilder and The Proposal, showing off his dramatic side in films like Buried, and taking charge in action flicks like Blade: Trinity.

Of course, he’s become acclaimed for his turn as Deadpool in the massive Marvel film franchise of the same name, and he’s continued to delight in unexpected features like Detective Pikachu.

We’ve rounded up the actor’s most acclaimed performances, based on their Rotten Tomatoes scores and ranked them from lowest to highest.

Find out what the 10 best Ryan Reynolds movies are…...

Ryan Reynolds is one of our favorite Hollywood stars.

After starting out on a teen soap opera, the Canadian-American actor came into our lives by the early ’00s with beloved comedies like Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle, National Lampoon’s Van Wilder and The Proposal, showing off his dramatic side in films like Buried, and taking charge in action flicks like Blade: Trinity.

Of course, he’s become acclaimed for his turn as Deadpool in the massive Marvel film franchise of the same name, and he’s continued to delight in unexpected features like Detective Pikachu.

We’ve rounded up the actor’s most acclaimed performances, based on their Rotten Tomatoes scores and ranked them from lowest to highest.

Find out what the 10 best Ryan Reynolds movies are…...

Bert Kreischer and Mark Hamill in The Machine Photo: Screen Gems Shirtless, un-pc, and sporting the daddiest of dad bods, Bert Kreischer feels like the natural outcome of a Simpsons episode in which Homer Simpson, while drunk, shirtless, and screaming in public, accidentally becomes a popular stand-up comedian. While in college,...

Bert Kreischer and Mark Hamill in The MachinePhoto: Screen Gems

Shirtless, un-pc, and sporting the daddiest of dad bods, Bert Kreischer feels like the natural outcome of a Simpsons episode in which Homer Simpson, while drunk, shirtless, and screaming in public, accidentally becomes a popular stand-up comedian. While in college,...

When something is labeled as "based on a true story," they tend to lean toward epic war heroes, an uplifting sports victory, or the doom and gloom of a gruesome murder. But that isn't always the case -- the likes of "The Farewell," "Van Wilder," and "Almost Famous" are exceptions to the rule. These are all films that are relatively light-hearted and yet were inspired by real life.

Speaking of "Almost Famous," before Cameron Crowe told the semi-autobiographical story of a young journalist traveling with a band and learning about life on the road in the entertainment industry, he penned the seminal coming-of-age teen movie "Fast Times At Ridgemont High." Wanting to put an extra emphasis on the "true" part of this true story, the then-22-year-old music journalist pulled a "Never Been Kissed" -- two decades before that Drew Barrymore-led movie was a thing -- and went undercover...

What is the best television series of all time? Some argue the merits of how "The Wire" exposed the hypocrisy of the Baltimore drug war in Baltimore; others point to the villainous evolution of Walter White in "Breaking Bad." Choose to debate this topic endlessly, and there will still only be one, true answer: "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," for all its faults and unsavory associations, is the best TV series ever made. Running seven seasons (and five more in comic book form), "Buffy" had it all: vampires, slayers, spells, werewolves, a hellmouth, high school trials and tribulations, college jocks that were secretly androids, evil Mayors, and Giles!

"Buffy" also boasted one of the best casts in all of network television, featuring Sarah Michelle Gellar, Alyson Hannigan, David Boreanaz, Charisma Carpenter, Michelle Trachtenberg, James Marsters, Anthony Head -- and last but not least, Nicholas Brendon. In the age of "Friends," there...

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After back-to-back turns in haunting projects like American Horror Story and Smile, Kal Penn hits the small screen in the family friendly holiday series The Santa Clauses opposite Tim Allen. In the (now streaming) Disney+ series, the entertainment industry vet plays a frustrated entrepreneur who is juggling ambitious business goals with the demands of being a father. The Hollywood Reporter caught up with Penn over Zoom to talk about how why he signed on, what it was like acting opposite young actors playing very old elves and who his character really is.

When this came your way, how familiar were you with The Santa Clause franchise?

Very familiar. The first Santa Clause movie came out when I was in high school, so I was a little older than the people who fully few up watching it. Meaning, I wasn’t eight years old...

NBC and E! have announced that Ryan Reynolds will receive this year’s People’s Icon award at the People’s Choice Awards. The actor, producer and screenwriter will receive the evening’s biggest award, in addition to being nominated for “Male Movie Star” and “Comedy Movie Star” for his role in Netflix’s “The Adam Project.”

The awards show, hosted by Kenan Thompson, will air live on Tuesday, Dec. 6 at 9 p.m. Et/Pt on both NBC and E! Past recipients of “The People’s Icon” award include Halle Berry, Jennifer Lopez, Jennifer Aniston and Melissa McCarthy.

“In any endeavor – whether it’s acting, producing, marketing or business – Ryan Reynolds has the unique ability to create joy and authentically connect with his audience,” SVP of Entertainment Live Events for NBC Universal Television and Streaming Cassandra Tryon said. “He’s received many accolades over the years, but it’s these...

Actress Lauren Cohan, aka 'Maggie' in "The Walking Dead", poses for "Shape" magazine:

Cohan's first major film debut was the 2005 feature "Casanova", playing 'Sister Beatrice'.

In 2006, she co-starred in the sequel to "National Lampoon's Van Wilder", titled "National Lampoon's Van Wilder: The Rise of Taj" playing 'Charlotte Higginson'. Her next role was the 2007 feature "Float". February 2010 she was cast in "Death Race 2".

Cohan was cast in Season Three of "Supernatural" as 'Bela Talbot', appearing in six episodes. Cohan is also noted for playing the recurring character 'Rose', a 500 year old vampire in "The Vampire Diaries". 

She was cast in the second season of AMC's "The Walking Dead" in the recurring role of 'Maggie Greene' and promoted to the main cast in Season 3. The series is currently in its 11th and final season, with Cohan spinning off into a new 'zombie' series titled "Dead City" (aka "Isle of The Dead...

Ryan Reynolds is a man of many talents. The star of "Deadpool," "Free Guy," "Red Notice," and a slew of aughts-era comedies is known for his charisma, good looks, and dynamite comedic timing, which is the perfect combination to make a movie star. Reynolds made his acting debut in the teen drama series "Fifteen" in 1991, but he really broke into the mainstream in 2002 as the titular star in "National Lampoon's Van Wilder." In the first well-received National Lampoon flick since 1993's "National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon 1," the effortlessly likable Reynolds drew in audiences like crazy. Women wanted him, men wanted...

The post Ryan Reynolds' Reputation Caused Concern Behind the Scenes of The Amityville Horror appeared first on /Film.

Exclusive: Actress Tara Reid has launched development on Mikey and Miguel, an adult animated LGBTQ+ sitcom, in which she will also star.

The show taking inspiration from Will & Grace and Family Guy is billed as a half-hour, animated joyride through modern-day LGBTQ+ parenthood, full of adult humor, saucy, scenes and heartfelt moments in all the right places. It centers on Mikey and Miguel, a happy couple with their lives ahead of them, whose happy life turns into chaos when they are landed with Mikey’s sister’s children, struggling to cope with their new dysfunctional family.

Reid will voice the role of single and highly sexed party animal Krystal and exec produce through her company Instant Entertainment, with veteran Disney artist Len Smith (Who Framed Roger Rabbit) serving as art director and character designer.

Reid has previously appeared in series including Scrubs and Days of Our Lives,...

Exclusive: Kal Penn has signed on to produce and star in Stampede Ventures’ biopic Superfan, which will tell the story of Nav Bhatia, a decades long follower of the Toronto Raptors, who last year became the first fan inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall Of Fame. Penn will play the Toronto man whose loyalty to the Raptors saw him honored with a championship ring, and leading the team’s championship parade in 2019.

Bhatia has long used the game of basketball to bring people together and has an inspiring life story. He came to Toronto as a penniless Sikh immigrant, there navigating a tough journey through racism and bigotry, before establishing himself as the most prolific car salesman and dealership owner in all of Canada.

Over the years, basketball became a friend and passion for him, to the extent that he has never missed a Raptors home game.

Hey, remember when they released that picture of the CGI movie Sonic the Hedgehog and it was so freakish and unnerving that animators had to work overtime to fix it? Anywho, Sonic the Hedgehog is coming to Hulu this month.

The heroic blue hedgehog who just wants to go fast is far from the only exciting new film or TV show coming to Hulu in February 2021. The library titles are unusually packed this month. In addition to Sonic, the sublimely goofy Mars Attacks!, 2020 horror film Possessor, and the first six Star Trek films all arrive on Feb. 1. Later on in the month are Antebellum (Feb. 5) and Nomadland (Feb. 19).

It’s a good thing that the library titles are strong because Hulu isn’t brining many originals of note to the table in February 2021. Into the Dark continues on its spooky mission with the Valentine-centric Tentacles dropping on Feb. 12. That will...

Ryan Reynolds has finally started to make some headway on those thirteen movies he’s got on his upcoming slate, although he could yet end up adding another one if he officially signs on to reteam with his The Proposal co-star Sandra Bullock for action comedy Lost City of D.

The Croods: A New Age is still tentatively set for release in two weeks, although Free Guy was recently pulled from the schedule and delayed indefinitely. And having only just wrapped Netflix’s globetrotting heist blockbuster Red Notice opposite Dwayne Johnson and Gal Gadot, Reynolds is already gearing up to stick with the streaming service for an untitled time travel project under the direction of Free Guy‘s Shawn Levy, while buddy movie sequel The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard is in the can and awaiting release next summer as well.

There’s still an awful lot on his plate, though, and...

It took Ryan Reynolds a long time to ascend to the top of the Hollywood A-list, where he’s now firmly entrenched as one of the biggest and most popular stars in the industry. To get there, though, he followed the path taken by many actors before him by catching his big break in a TV sitcom ahead of making the jump to the big screen.

Following that, he scored his first major leading role in Van Wilder: Party Liaison, and mixed it up in genre flicks Blade: Trinity and the Amityville Horror remake before solidifying his comic chops in Waiting… and Just Friends, both of which did solid business at the box office relative to their respective budgets.

Somewhat surprisingly, 2009’s X-Men Origins: Wolverine remained the biggest commercial hit of his career until Deadpool finally arrived seven years later, but the same year he played Wade Wilson for the...

College party movies have long held on to the idea that college is the best time ever — cue some drunk guy in the background screaming, “I love college!” before falling backwards into a frat house hedge or similar — from the “Revenge of the Nerds” franchise and “Animal House” to more modern entries like “Van Wilder” and “Accepted.” But what about the fun-loving college students who can’t quite have a good time with all that new-found freedom?

Such an idea seems to be the starting point for Cooper Raiff’s SXSW winner “S#!%house”, which follows just such a guy (Raiff himself) as he stumbles his way through a lonely, decidedly un-fun freshman year at college.

In his glowing SXSW review of the film, IndieWire’s David Ehrlich noted that it was a shame the film “didn’t get a chance to screen at this year’s SXSW, because this...

Ryan Reynolds never misses an opportunity to take hilarious self-deprecating shots at some of the more ignominious entries from his notoriously checkered CV of movies and television. The latest such example, a campaign for his Mint Mobile premium wireless company, takes a shot at his film flop, Foolproof.

Enter Mint Mobile+, a mock streaming service set up by Reynolds, bearing an accompanying website that entices would-be subscribers by showcasing the content available to stream. However, said content simply consists of one movie, Foolproof, which has been repackaged in numerous entries across the platform’s entire (Disney+ imitating) interface. Reynolds spent the last week dangling this proverbial carrot with “80 minutes” of “bingetastic unoriginals” that will stream in “2003 DVD quality.” Check out his “trailer” for the service just below.

Two minutes after launch and our crack data team has already determined Mint Mobile + should probably be shut down by the weekend. We...

You may know Ryan Reynolds best for his comedic roles, especially in the wildly popular Deadpool franchise. And while he may have gotten his start in hilarious films like National Lampoon’s Van Wilder and Waiting…, he’s also no stranger to more dramatic material.

Movies like Safe House and Life have shown his ability to step outside humor and drive home a more serious performance. And though his filmography is packed to the brim with both styles, one of his very best appearances on screen happened in a movie that drove many claustrophobic audiences out of the theater. Lucky for you, though, you can watch it in your own home on Hulu as of next week.

2010’s Buried isn’t a film for the faint of heart. This 95-minute thriller takes place entirely within a coffin that’s been buried beneath the ground in an undisclosed location. It tells the...

Dwayne Johnson and Ryan Reynolds are both known for passionately promoting their films on social media, but Leslie Uggams, who stars alongside Reynolds in “Deadpool,” says that’s where the comparisons end.

In a New York Times feature published this past week, Uggams, who plays Deadpool’s elderly roommate Blind Al, says Reynolds is a very reserved man in real life; quite unlike the charismatic Johnson and especially unlike the loudmouth mutant anti-hero he is most famous for playing.

“Offstage, he’s not bigger than life,” Uggams said. “He’s not like the Rock. When the Rock walks in the room, I’m sure it’s like, ‘Oh, my God, the Rock.’ But that’s not Ryan. He’s not Mr. Hollywood.”

Also Read: Deadpool Struts and Dances Through Celine Dion's New Music Video 'Ashes' (Video)

Reynolds agreed with this description of himself, telling the Times that the stark difference between his actual personality and the characters he plays has surprised many of his fans long before he started doing superhero movies. He notes that back in 2002, he was met by excited party animals who saw him in the National Lampoon college comedy “Van Wilder,” only to be surprised when he turned out to be “this incredibly boring version of a guy who looked like their hero.”

“When the curtain opens, I turn on this knucklehead, and he kind of takes over and goes away again once I walk off set,” he said. “That’s that great self-defense mechanism.”

Also Read: Ryan Reynolds Teases 'Deadpool 2' Could Be End of Franchise

That “self-defense mechanism” has made Reynolds into one of the most popular actors on social media, as he has regularly sent out tweets as Deadpool ever since the antihero’s big screen debut became a smash hit two years ago. Most recently, Reynolds fired out a tweet congratulating “Avengers: Infinity War” for setting the new box office opening weekend record by showing a picture of a letter denying Deadpool’s application to join the Avengers.

“Deadpool 2,” which hits theaters May 18, is expected to match the opening weekend set by the first “Deadpool,” which made a then-February record $132 million in 2016. The film went on to become one of the highest-grossing R-rated films ever released with $783 million worldwide.

Read original story ‘Deadpool’ Co-Star Says Ryan Reynolds is ‘Not Bigger Than Life… Like The Rock’ At TheWrap...

Onscreen kisses can obviously be awkward, but it turns out Sophia Bush's first time was a great experience, thanks to her co-star -- none other than Ryan Reynolds.

Et spoke to Bush on Tuesday about partnering up with PayPal on #GivingTuesday, a movement fueled by social media to kick off the charitable season. Bush also reminisced about this year being the 15-year anniversary of Van Wilder, the 2002 film in which she appeared alongside Reynolds and Tara Reid.

"That was my first job," the 35-year-old actress tells Et. "Truly I just remember Ryan Reynolds being the most professional and kind and courteous man. You want to talk about good men in Hollywood -- aces all around. Such a good human being."

"To walk in as an actor and have your first onscreen kiss with somebody, and not know what's going on ... I said something about it being my first day and he was like, 'Here's a few things...

Daniel Dae Kim made headlines this year for leaving “Hawaii Five-0” over issues of pay inequality, and later, for replacing actor Ed Skrein as a Japanese-American character in the big-screen remake of “Hellboy.” Both instances involved how Asian Americans are still underrepresented in the entertainment industry, and it’s an issue that requires more discussion in order to foster understanding of how the so-called “model minority” continues to be marginalized.

It wasn’t that long ago that very few actors of Asian descent were even considered Hollywood stars. In an interview with IndieWire, Kim reflected on the few Asian actors who were his role models growing up.

“The only two that I can think of were Bruce Lee and George Takei. They were the only two,” he said. “I was a big ‘Star Trek’ fan when I was a kid, and I would watch Mister Sulu all the time. Bruce Lee,...

With both The Hatton Garden Job in UK cinemas now, and We Still Steal the Old Way available on DVD from today, I thought i’d take a look at my favourite Top Five Heist/Crime Caper Movies… In order (for a change) they are:

5) In Security

In Security tells the story of best friends Kevin and Bruce, who are co-owners of a failing home security company in a town with no crime. As a last ditch effort to drum up some business, they start robbing the neighbors to instill fear and create a need for their services but bullets fly when they unwittingly rob the wrong guy – a suburban drug lord with a penchant for kitchen gadgets.

It’s fair to say I love a good goofball crime caper, but In Security however has much more than being just a “crime caper” going for it. For one it stars one of my favourite actors,...

Sneak Peek new images of actress Lauren Cohan (aka 'Maggie Greene' in AMC's "The Walking Dead") posing for the latest issue of "Harper's Bazaar" magazine:

Cohan's major movie acting debut was the 2005 film "Casanova" as 'Sister Beatrice'.

In 2006, she starred in the sequel to "National Lampoon's Van Wilder", titled "National Lampoon's Van Wilder: The Rise of Taj" playing the role of 'Charlotte Higginson'. 

Her next role was in the 2007 film "Float", followed by "Death Race 2". Cohan was then cast in Season Three of "Supernatural" as the thief 'Bela Talbot', appearing in six episodes. 

Cohan is also noted for playing the recurring character 'Rose', a 500 year old vampire in "The Vampire Diaries". 

Cohan was then cast in the second season of AMC's "The Walking Dead" in the recurring role of 'Maggie Greene'.

She was promoted to the main cast in Season 3.

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Sneak Peek actress Lauren Cohan, aka 'Maggie', a human survivor on AMC's ultra-violent 'zombie' TV series "The Walking Dead", in a pictorial for "Shape" magazine:

Cohan's major movie acting debut was the 2005 film "Casanova" as 'Sister Beatrice'.

In 2006, she starred in the sequel to "National Lampoon's Van Wilder", titled "National Lampoon's Van Wilder: The Rise of Taj" playing the role of 'Charlotte Higginson'. Her next role was in the 2007 film "Float".February 2010 she was cast in "Death Race 2".

Cohan was then cast in Season Three of "Supernatural" as 'Bela Talbot', a thief, appearing in six episodes. Cohan is also noted for playing the recurring character 'Rose', a 500 year old vampire in "The Vampire Diaries". 

Cohan was then cast in the second season of AMC's "The Walking Dead" in the recurring role of 'Maggie Greene'. She was promoted to the main cast in Season 3.

Click the images to enlarge...

Sneak Peek new images of Brit actress Lauren Cohan (aka 'Maggie Greene' in AMC's "The Walking Dead") posing for the latest issue of "GQ" (Mexico) magazine:

Cohan's major movie acting debut was the 2005 film "Casanova" as 'Sister Beatrice'.

In 2006, she starred in the sequel to "National Lampoon's Van Wilder", titled "National Lampoon's Van Wilder: The Rise of Taj" playing the role of 'Charlotte Higginson'. 

Her next role was in the 2007 film "Float", followed by "Death Race 2". Cohan was then cast in Season Three of "Supernatural" as the thief 'Bela Talbot', appearing in six episodes. 

Cohan is also noted for playing the recurring character 'Rose', a 500 year old vampire in "The Vampire Diaries". 

Cohan was then cast in the second season of AMC's "The Walking Dead" in the recurring role of 'Maggie Greene'.

She was promoted to the main cast in Season 3.

Click the images to enlarge...

Turns out Sophia Bush and Andrew Garfield have something (or someone) in common.

The Chicago Pd star, who’s presenting at the Screen Actor’s Guild Awards on Sunday, caught up with E!’s Giuliana Rancic on the red carpet, where the host brought up her strange connection to the Spiderman actor.

Garfield made headlines at the Golden Globes last month for his impromptu make-out session with Ryan Reynolds — but as Rancic reminded her, Bush also has a history of locking lips with the Deadpool star.

“That’s right!” said Bush, remembering she kissed Reynolds onscreen in 2002’s Van Wilder.

Sophia Bush just kissed and told! E! News' Giuliana Rancic caught up with the Chicago P.D. star as she arrived to the 2017 SAG Awards, and as it turns out, she smooched almost everyone's dream guy. Recalling the unforgettable moment when Andrew Garfield and Ryan Reynolds secretly swapped spit at the 2017 Golden Globes, Bush revealed she too shared an intimate moment with the Deadpool actor.  (And no, Blake Lively shouldn't feel threatened.) Ryan and Sophia starred opposite each other in 2002's National Lampoon's Van Wilder, the actress's first major film that just so happened to include her first romantic...

Here at Et, we love an anniversary -- whether it’s the 20th anniversary of Scream or Clueless, 10 years in the life of The Hills or the magical time making No Doubt’s Magic Kingdom 20 years later. And as we settle in 2017, it’s time to look ahead at all those upcoming moments that will have you saying, “I remember when…”

Here’s a brief look at our favorite TV and film milestones of 2017:

Jan. 25, 2002: A Walk to Remember (15 Years)

While fans are crying over Mandy Moore’s Golden Globe-nominated performance on NBC’s hit new series This Is Us, it was just 15 years ago that they cried over her performance in the weepy adaptation of Nicholas Sparks’ book about a girl with cancer who falls in love with a rebellious classmate.

Let’s not also forget that 2002 gave us Naomie Harris in 28 Days Later, Barbershop, Ryan Gosling in Murder by Numbers, My Big Fat Greek Wedding, [link...

The Exorcist and even the risque sex comedy Porky's as a youngster — hardly a kid-friendly lineup. "I really do credit a lot of where I am today to my brothers. Those experiences shaped me," says Reynolds, 40. He began acting at age 15, appearing in the Canadian teen soap Hillside — as well as joining an improv group at a local community theater. His Hollywood career took off with Van Wilder in 2002, and while he's still known best for his comedies — such as 2009's...

Take a look @ new images of Brit actress Lauren Cohan (aka 'Maggie Greene' in AMC's  'zombie' TV series "The Walking Dead") posing for the December 2016 issue of "Health" magazine:

Cohan's major movie acting debut was the 2005 film "Casanova" as 'Sister Beatrice'. 

In 2006, she starred in the sequel to "National Lampoon's Van Wilder", titled "National Lampoon's Van Wilder: The Rise of Taj" playing the role of 'Charlotte Higginson'. 

Her next role was in the 2007 film "Float". 

February 2010 she was cast in "Death Race 2". Cohan was then cast in Season Three of "Supernatural" as 'Bela Talbot', a thief, appearing in six episodes. Cohan is also noted for playing the recurring character 'Rose', a 500 year old vampire in "The Vampire Diaries". Cohan was then cast in the second season of AMC's "The Walking Dead" in the recurring role of 'Maggie Greene'.

She was promoted to the main cast in Season 3.

Click the images to enlarge.

Sneak Peek new images of Brit actress Lauren Cohan (aka 'Maggie Greene' in AMC's  'zombie' TV series "The Walking Dead") posing for the December 2016 issue of "Health" magazine:

Cohan's major movie acting debut was the 2005 film "Casanova" as 'Sister Beatrice'. 

In 2006, she starred in the sequel to "National Lampoon's Van Wilder", titled "National Lampoon's Van Wilder: The Rise of Taj" playing the role of 'Charlotte Higginson'. 

Her next role was in the 2007 film "Float". 

February 2010 she was cast in "Death Race 2". Cohan was then cast in Season Three of "Supernatural" as 'Bela Talbot', a thief, appearing in six episodes. Cohan is also noted for playing the recurring character 'Rose', a 500 year old vampire in "The Vampire Diaries". Cohan was then cast in the second season of AMC's "The Walking Dead" in the recurring role of 'Maggie Greene'.

She was promoted to the main cast in Season 3.

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Sneak Peek an amusing interview between "Deadpool" star Ryan Reynolds and his 'bitter' twin brother, in support of Reynolds being named "GQ" Man Of The Year:

Aside from playing the lead in "Deadpool" (2016), Reynolds is noted for his role as 'Michael Bergen' on the ABC sitcom "Two Guys and a Girl" (1998–2001), 'Billy Simpson' in the Ytv Canadian soap "Hillside" (1991), as well as Marvel Comics characters 'Hannibal King' in "Blade: Trinity" (2004) and 'Wade Wilson'/'Weapon XI' in "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" (2009).

He also also starred as 'Hal Jordan' in "Green Lantern" (2011), as "National Lampoon's Van Wilder" (2002), and played the lead in "The Amityville Horror" (2005), "Definitely, Maybe" (2008), "The Proposal" (2009), "Buried" (2010), "Mississippi Grind" (2015) and "Woman in Gold" (2015).

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Kirsten Howard Nov 15, 2016

There are now a staggering four sequels to 2000's feelgood cheerleading hit Bring It On, but are they any good?

This article contains spoilers for the assorted Bring It On movies.

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2000’s Bring It On is a very odd duck.

It’s not that the film is particularly innovative about how it spins its narrative – there’s a pretty standard set of beats in place for a sports movie – but traditionally, sports movies don’t tend to have a predominantly female cast (and even something like A League Of Their Own was somewhat led by Tom Hanks). Not only that, it’s a movie with a predominately female cast that isn’t entirely focused on love or romance.

Get ready to hit the books again with our top back to school movies!Get ready to hit the books again with our top back to school movies!Amanda Wood9/5/2016 10:00:00 Am

It’s almost everyone’s favourite time of year again: back to school. Whether you’re heading back yourself or sending your kids off, we’ve got a list of movies that will kick the back-to-school blues to the curb.

With the return of school comes the return of fall and cooler weather, which means tons of new and exciting movies to look forward to. This year we’ve got a pretty impressive slate of films to help you get through the fall semester, with something for everyone.

This list covers some old classics and newer faves for back to school, which we hope will make you feel a little better about starting another school year. The...

Every year she invites her famous friends for a fancy Fourth of July fete, and it’s clear Taylor Swift made Ryan Reynolds a little uncomfortable at Monday’s party.

The “I Knew You Were Trouble” songstress was all over her new boyfriend Tom Hiddleston in a social media snap, and the “Van Wilder” stud couldn’t have looked more awkward.

In fact, several fans took to Twitter to weigh in on Reynolds’ strange face as his pregnant wife Blake Lively sat astride his lap. One follower wrote, “Ryan Reynolds is all of us trying to understand the phenomenon that is #Hiddleswift,” while another joked, “You know things are bad when even #RyanReynolds looks embarrassed to be somewhere...#Hiddleswift.”...

Take another look @ revealing images of  Brit actress Lauren Cohan, aka 'Maggie Greene' in AMC's "The Walking Dead", posing for a recent issue of "Sharp" magazine:

Cohan's major movie acting debut was the 2005 film "Casanova" as 'Sister Beatrice'. 

In 2006, she starred in the sequel to "National Lampoon's Van Wilder", titled "National Lampoon's Van Wilder: The Rise of Taj" playing the role of 'Charlotte Higginson'. Her next role was in the 2007 film "Float". February 2010 she was cast in "Death Race 2".

Cohan was then cast in Season Three of "Supernatural" as 'Bela Talbot', a thief, appearing in six episodes.

Cohan is also noted for playing the recurring character 'Rose', a 500 year old vampire in "The Vampire Diaries".

Cohan was then cast in the second season of AMC's "The Walking Dead" in the recurring role of 'Maggie Greene'. She was promoted to the main cast in Season 3.

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With so much going on in her life it’s a wonder Blake Lively finds time to sleep, and yet she’s the front page poser for the July 2016 issue of Marie Claire.

The 28-year-old actress, whose new film “The Shallows” is poised to be “Jaws” for the new generation, opens up about her husband Ryan Reynolds, their 18-month-old baby James and her bun in the oven.

Blake explains, “Ryan had a nice, normal upbringing, and we want our kids to have the same normal life that we had. We don't ever want to rob them of what we had, because we'd feel really selfish.”

Furthermore, Lively reveals why she fell for her “Van Wilder” hubby- “I knew he would always be my best friend for my whole life. That was the biggest thing to me. I'd never known anything like the friendship that I had with him. I could...

Take another look @ Brit actress Lauren Cohan, who plays 'Maggie', a human survivor on AMC's ultra-violent 'zombie' TV series "The Walking Dead", in a revealing pictorial for "Maxim" magazine:

Cohan's major movie acting debut was the 2005 film "Casanova" as 'Sister Beatrice'. 

In 2006, she starred in the sequel to "National Lampoon's Van Wilder", titled "National Lampoon's Van Wilder: The Rise of Taj" playing the role of 'Charlotte Higginson'. 

Her next role was in the feature "Float" followed by "Death Race 2".

Cohan was then cast in Season Three of "Supernatural" as 'Bela Talbot', a thief, appearing in six episodes.

Cohan is also noted for playing the recurring character 'Rose', a 500 year old vampire in "The Vampire Diaries".

Cohan was then cast in the second season of AMC's "The Walking Dead" in the recurring role of 'Maggie Greene'.

She was promoted to the main cast in Season 3.

Cohan plays 'Martha Wayne' in...

Chicago – It was inevitable that we would get an “R-rated” superhero movie, and “Deadpool” fits the bill with its swears, violence and a little sex/nudity. It also has Ryan Reynolds as that hero, doing his “Van Wilder” smarmy act to the nth degree. How that all works will determine how you like the film.

Rating: 3.5/5.0

There are several dead spots in “Deadpool,” including a prolonged sequence that might fit in with the torture porn of the “Saw” movies. But the Marvel Studios film – based on a hero created in 1991 – contains a lot of wise guy humor, the breaking of the “fourth wall” to talk directly to the audience and general anarchy, as it makes fun of the whole superhero genre. It also has a manic energy, and if the special effects were taken out, it might have passed as a 1980s/early ‘90s punk independent film about down-and-out freaks trying to be superheroes.

He wears a mask, but he’s not Batman. He wears a red suit, but he’s not Spider-Man. He has regenerative powers, but he’s not Wolverine. He is Deadpool. You know that guy that we’ve all encountered at some point in our lives, the guy that says whatever he wants, is charming yet a jerk at the same time, can make the entire room laugh without so much as a hint of effort—that’s Deadpool.

The comic book world knows Deadpool best as “the Merc with a Mouth.” Actor Ryan Reynolds has been lobbying for a standalone Deadpool movie for some time, but it wasn’t until the Internet caught glimpse of some leaked test footage that the clamor began. First-time director Tim Miller helms Deadpool and impressively crafts a film that is a mix of near perfect comic self-awareness, gruesome violence, and vulgarity that matches...

Deadpool hits theaters Friday, Feb. 12, Ryan Reynolds stars in it, and fans are hotly anticipating the funny, raunchy superhero movie. All these things easily couldn't have happened - and that's worth talking about. Here's the thing about Deadpool, as a comic book character: He's not exactly what most people would imagine when they think about the main character in a superhero movie. At best, Deadpool, a.k.a. Wade Wilson, is an anti-hero; he's a wise-cracking Bugs Bunny of a guy, even when he's running around killing people. He's a little unhinged, he's a little sexually fluid, and perhaps strangest of all,...

By most accounts, Deadpool shouldn't be a movie that's about to hit theaters (Friday, Feb. 12), and it's a surprise to some that Ryan Reynolds is starring in it. But he is, and it's hotly anticipated, and that's worth talking about. Here's the thing about Deadpool, as a comic book character: He's not exactly what most people would imagine when they think about the main character in a superhero movie. At best, Deadpool, a.k.a. Wade Wilson, is an anti-hero; he's a wise-cracking Bugs Bunny of a guy, even when he's running around killing people. He's a little unhinged, he's a little sexually fluid,...