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The new ABC president, Karey Burke, confirms that presenters will take over as the host at the upcoming 2019 Academy Awards, while the controversy surrounding Hart's exit no longer worries her.

This Lorene Scafaria-written film will be based on Jessica Pressler's 2015 New York Magazine article about exotic dancers who take revenge on their abusive clients by maxing out their credit cards.

Also taking home two prizes from the the AARP ceremony is 'Can You Ever Forgive Me?', while Spike Lee nails Best Director for his work in 'BlacKkKlansman'.

The 'Taken' star has been met with public outrage after he opened up in a newspaper interview about the time he roamed the street to beat up 'black bastard' who raped his female friend.

When met at FX Television Critics Association panel, Taika Waititi admits he 'feels kind of awkward' if he has to replace James Gunn for the third installment of the Marvel superhero movie.

Also attending the annual lunch at The Beverly Hilton are Bradley Cooper, Spike Lee and Rami Malek among others.

However, it remains to be seen how much their capacities will be in the upcoming sequel to 2017's 'Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle'.

The trailer additionally features the infamous crime scene message, 'Helter Skelter,' written in blood on a wall.

Aside from his starring role, the Scottish actor teams up with Eric Belgau to write the script and will also serve as a producer of the new film which has director Richard Gray behind the lens.

Also in final negotiation to star opposite the 'Braveheart' actor in the film adaptation of Shannon Burke novel is 'Ready Player One' lead Tye Sheridan.

The 'Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark' teasers reveal some of the scary supernatural creatures, while the 'Us' snippet sees the evil version of Lupita Nyong'o's and Winston Duke's characters.

Dominating over the Pixar animated film and 'Ralph Breaks the Internet', the Marvel superhero cartoon collects seven accolades which include Best Animated Feature.

The 'Split' sequel tops the domestic chart three weeks in a row as box office sees the slowest Super Bowl weekend in two decades.

Equally excited with fans over the third installment of 'Legally Blonde', the actor known for his role as lawyer Emmett Richmond tosses in divorce idea to give his character 'some financial issues.'

Breaking his silence on the director's sexual assault allegations, the leading man of the Queen biopic expresses his sympathy to those who have to 'live through anything like what I've heard.'

Buzz Lightyear somehow finds himself becoming a game prize, as Woody and Bo Peep come to meet him at the carnival.

The Max Landis-written movie, which used to have Bradley Cooper and Gal Gadot attached to star, also taps 'Adrift' director Baltasar Kormakur to replace Kornel Mundruczo.

While the 'Roma' director collects his second prize from the DGA, the actor/helmer behind 'A Star Is Born' also loses Best First-Time Director honor to Bo Burnham of 'Eighth Grade'.

Steve Rogers mourns the loss of his fallen comrades in the 'Endgame' sneak peek, while Carol Danvers shows off her flying skills in the 'Captain Marvel' spot.

During a visit to 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show', the 'Room' star recalls what kind of person she was before going on a gruelling nine-month training to prepare herself for the superhero film.