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In 2008, Zachary Levi donated a T-shirt to an auction for the Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance.

Zachary Levi’s generosity and support has made an incredible impact for Operation Smile. His efforts have helped raise funds for more than 1,000 surgeries, giving children worldwide new hope.

Zac is the star of NBC’s hit TV show Chuck, as well as the new animated Disney film, Tangled. He also appeared in Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel and worked alongside Sara Rue and Sherri Shepherd in ABC’s Less Than Perfect. Zac began his acting career in regional theatre, starring in plays such as Big River and Godspell.

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Zachary Levi has supported the following charities:

Boys & Girls Clubs of AmericaChildren's Hospital Los AngelesClothes Off Our BackFeeding AmericaMotion Picture and Television Fund FoundationOperation SmilePadres Contra el CancerRacing for KidsStand Up To CancerThe Art of ElysiumTuberous Sclerosis AllianceYoung Storytellers Foundation Read more about...

Original Night at the Museum star Jacob Cherry opens up about his heartwarming experiences on the movie set.

Speaking to People, Cherry, who portrayed Nick Daley, the son of Ben Stiller's Larry, sang high praises of his Night at the Museum co-star. "[Ben] was really, the best way to put it is, just a normal guy," Cherry said. "One of my core memories – he showed me a Tenacious D music video, and he has a cameo in it. And he was so hyped that he was in this cameo… so just stuff like that. I got to see him as just like a normal person. There was no mask or anything like that."

Based on Milan Trenc's 1993 children's book, Night at the Museum premiered in 2006 and quickly established itself as a fan-favorite, family-friendly comedy. The film starred Stiller as Larry Daley, a night-shift security guard at the American Museum...

Zachary Levi is a dad!

On Thursday (April 10), the 44-year-old Shazam! actor announced that he and girlfriend Maggie Keating welcomed their first child together, a baby boy, earlier this month.

In the joint announcement shared on Instagram, Zachary and Maggie, 28, shared the first photo of their baby boy and revealed his name.

Keep reading to find out more…“Henson Ezra Levi Pugh...

Actor Zachary Levi is a dad! The Unbreakable Boy star and his girlfriend Maggie Keating announced the birth of their first baby together. “Best thing to come out of 2025.”

The couple shared a joint Instagram announcement of their baby while they held their newborn’s hands. The actor and photographer welcomed a son on April 2nd and chose to name him Henson Ezra Levi Pugh. The actor, whose full name is Zachary Levi Pugh, uses a stage name that drops his surname, and he gave his son his middle name. They chose not to learn their baby’s sex before his arrival and the actor shared that he would “be stoked out of my mind either way.” Maggie ended the announcement post writing, “Thank you for everyone’s continued love and prayers over the three of us. We can’t wait for you to meet our little man!”

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Snow White opened in theaters last month to largely negative reviews and struggled to make an impact at either the North American or international box offices. As of now, it's made only $145 million on a reported production budget of $270 million (that number goes up to $370 million with marketing costs factored in).

Thanks to Snow White, the studio appears to be rethinking its approach to live-action remakes. The Hollywood Reporter (via Toonado.com) brings word that Tangled has been shelved. 

Tangled was in active development with The Greatest Showman and Better Man helmer Michael Gracey on board to direct from a script by Jennifer Kaytin Robinson (Thor: Love and Thunder).

A remake of the 2010 movie starring Mandy Moore and Donna Murphy, recent Tangled casting rumours have pointed to names like Sabrina Carpenter, Florence Pugh, Taylor Swift, and Agatha All Along star Kathryn Hahn all being eyed for their roles. There was...

It looks like another planned Disney live-action remake may be pausing production following a major disaster for the company!

Disney is no stranger to bombs in its history. It comes with the territory in Hollywood. Every studio has its share of box office flops, and Disney has experienced more than a few in the last several years, like Wish and The Marvels.

Snow White, on the other hand, is something else. The live-action adaptation of the first Disney animated feature film hasn't just flopped; it's an absolute epic disaster in every way for the company.

To start with the finances, the film, which cost a reported $270 million (and might even be bigger than that) has grossed only $69 million domestically and $150 million worldwide. Throw in marketing costs and Disney is looking at a loss of $115 million.

That's compounded by poor critical reviews of the film, with many praising star Rachel Zegler but attacking the poor script,...

Tangled is one of the most popular and beloved recent Disney movies. Which naturally led to a need for a live-action version.

Disney is known for its beloved animated Disney Princesses, which include both classic characters like Snow White, Cinderella, Aurora, Belle, and Ariel, but also newcomers like Merida, Tiana, Moana, Raya, and Rapunzel. The latter got her own movie with the beloved 2010 animation Tangled. Disney was already working on developing a live-action version, but, per The Hollywood Reporter, the plans for the live-action Tangled are now paused amid its Snow White headaches.

There were conversations about the adaptation, but Disney confirmed the Tangled live-action remake in December 2024. Michael Gracey, who helmed critically acclaimed productions like The Greatest Showman and the Robbie Williams biopic Better Man, was in talks to direct. Jennifer Kayton Robinson, who helms the upcoming I Know What You Did Last Summer legacy sequel, wrote the draft for the script.

Snow White’s box office performance after two weekends in theaters is enough to help its leading star past a new box office milestone. At the time of writing, Disney’s Snow White has grossed $66 million at the domestic box office and $75 million internationally for a worldwide cumulative total of $142 million. This is not only enough to make it the second-highest-grossing movie of Rachel Zegler’s career, but also push her career global box office total past $700 million. Snow White opened with $42 million domestically at the box office, and the live-action adaptation then fell a startling 66% during its second weekend in theaters, grossing only $14 million. Snow White also stars Gal Gadot and the film was directed by Marc Webb with a script from Erin Cressida Wilson.

Snow White kicked off its box office run with a nearly $40 million advantage over the second-place competitor, Steven Soderbergh’s Black Bag, which earned...

Have you been keeping up with Rachel Zegler’s meteoric rise to stardom? This talented young actress has seriously taken Hollywood by storm since bursting onto the scene just a few years ago. After landing that jaw-dropping breakthrough role in Spielberg’s West Side Story (talk about making an entrance!), she’s been building quite an impressive resume. And honestly? We can’t get enough of her.

What makes Zegler so special isn’t just her incredible vocal range that can give you goosebumps – it’s the way she brings such authentic emotion to every character she embodies. Whether she’s singing her heart out in a musical or diving deep into complex dramatic roles, she’s got that rare quality that makes you unable to look away when she’s on screen.

Rachel Zegler on Jimmy Kimmel Live! | Credits: YouTube @JimmyKimmelLive

Ready to dive into the Rachel Zegler cinematic universe?...

On Sunday March 30 2025, ABC broadcasts Entertainers: With Byron Allen!

Episode 7 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Entertainers: With Byron Allen” promises an exciting lineup of guests. This episode features a diverse group of talented actors, each bringing their unique flair to the show. Viewers can expect to see Tyler Perry, known for his work in “Tyler Perry’s Duplicity,” sharing insights about his latest projects and creative process.

Dennis Quaid, who stars in “Happy Face,” will also join the conversation. His experience in the industry adds an interesting perspective. Toni Collette, recognized for her role in “Mickey 17,” will bring her own stories and experiences to the table, making for engaging discussions.

Miles Teller, featured in “The Gorge,” will share his journey in Hollywood, while Zachary Levi, known for “The Unbreakable Boy,” is set to charm the audience with his charisma. The cast of “O’Dessa” will also make an appearance,...

The tragic 2009 boating accident that claimed the lives of former University of South Florida football player Will Bleakley and ex-Tampa Bay Buccaneers teammates Marquis Cooper and Corey Smith is now being depicted onscreen by survivor Nick Schuyler.

The new documentary “Four Down” is based on Schuyler’s bestselling 2010 memoir “Not Without Hope,” which details his rescue at sea in the Gulf of Mexico. Schuyler was found near-death 43 hours after the accident, clinging to the engine mount of the capsized vessel 70 miles offshore. Oscar nominee Steven Cantor directs the hybrid documentary, which includes reenactment sequences featuring U.S. Coast Guard members and officers. “Four Down” is executive produced by Mark Wahlberg and Snoop Dogg.

The film includes interviews with Schuyler, members of the NFL community, and the U.S. Coast Guard, which was involved in the massive search and rescue effort. The feature was filmed on location in St. Petersburg, Clearwater,...

Zachary Levi’s public image has taken a few hits lately, bouncing from beloved to questionably problematic. While not all of his co-stars have openly criticized him, some aren’t exactly rushing to his defense either.

Zachary Levi in Shazam! 2 | Credits:Credits: Warner Bros. Pictures

Case in point, Broadway star Laura Benanti didn’t hold back during an interview on That’s a Gay A-s Podcast, where she admitted she “never liked” Levi when they worked together on stage, and after his remarks about the late Gavin Creel, she likes him even less.

Why Laura Benanti never liked Zachary Levi and still doesn’t!

Even before any of Zachary Levi’s more recent controversies, Laura Benanti wasn’t buying what he was selling. Laura Benanti and Zachary Levi worked together in the 2016 Broadway revival of She Loves Me.

At the time, Levi was best known for his role on NBC’s...

The upcoming Episode 7 of “Entertainers: With Byron Allen” promises to be an exciting showcase of talent and creativity. Scheduled to air at 4:30 Am on Sunday, March 30, 2025, on ABC, this episode features a star-studded lineup that is sure to captivate audiences.

Tyler Perry, known for his work in “Tyler Perry’s Duplicity,” will be sharing his insights and experiences. His unique perspective on storytelling and entertainment is always a highlight. Dennis Quaid, recognized for his role in “Happy Face,” will also join the conversation, bringing his charm and engaging stories to the mix.

Toni Collette, who stars in the highly anticipated film “Mickey 17,” adds her talent to the episode. Alongside her, Miles Teller, known for “The Gorge,” will share his journey in the industry. The cast of “O’Dessa” will also make an appearance, adding to the diverse range of voices in this episode.

Zachary Levi, famous for “The Unbreakable Boy,...

It's only been two and a half months of 2025, and audiences have already been graced with plenty of entertaining movies of all genres. From new comedies to sci-fi epics, 2025 is off to a great start.

Audiences have voiced their opinions, and there is much debate over what's the best of these movies to have released this year. Although there are no bad answers so far, there are movies that feel like they exceed expectations and rise above the rest.

Ke Huy Quan Makes Love Hurt Love Hurts (2025)

Ke Huy Quan is finally getting the recognition and appreciation he deserves, and he stars in a brand-new action thriller released just in time for the Valentine's Day season called Love Hurts. While the film's plot is starting to become a formula for the genre, the movie sees Quan play Marvin Gable, a happy and bright real estate agent. However, his world is...

A former DC star is open to returning to James Gunn and Peter Safran's rebooted Dcu, and some fans think she would make for a great Wonder Woman. Actress Grace Caroline Currey previously played Mary Bromfield in 2019's Shazam!, and even got to suit up as the hero Mary Marvel/Mary Shazam (known in the film as Super Hero Mary) in 2023's Shazam! Fury of the Gods. Both films were set in the previous Dceu continuity, and with the franchise now getting a reboot with James Gunn's Dcu, the two Shazam! films and its semi-adjacent spin-off, Black Adam, are no longer part of the franchise's plans. Despite this, Currey hopes to return the superhero world someday.

Speaking with The Direct, Currey was asked if she would ever return to the DC Universe, with the interview specifically citing how fans have fan-cast her as Wonder Woman. "That's a loaded question.

Many DC fans hope to see Wonder Woman feature prominently in the new-look DC Universe. Though there's uncertainty surrounding when Wonder Woman will appear and how often she does, one Shazam! star linked to the role admits it would be "wild" if she got to play Diana Prince.

Speaking with The Direct, Shazam! franchise star Grace Caroline Currey addressed fan castings that have her portraying Wonder Woman in James Gunn and Peter Safran's Dcu. The Mary Marvel actor stated it was "nice" to be considered for such a significant role and is open to the idea. "That's been very nice to see people say that," Currey said. "I think getting to be in the universe at all has been such a lottery kind of feeling that I don't know if I got to come back in any capacity, that'd be wild."

Though she hasn't featured in a DC project since 2023's Shazam!

During the inaugural Comic-Con: The Cruise, Fall stars Grace Caroline Currey and Virginia “Ginny” Gardner sat down to discuss their experiences in the superhero world, including their time with DC and Marvel, and their thoughts on potentially returning to the DC Universe.

Both actresses have notable roles in the superhero genre, with Currey starring in Shazam! and its sequel, while Gardner is best known for her role in Marvel’s Runaways. They shared their thoughts on working in these expansive superhero worlds and the excitement of being a part of such iconic franchises.

Currey reflected on her time in the DC Universe, mentioning her childhood connection to the iconic characters. “I grew up watching the animated series like the ‘Batman’ animated series, ‘Justice League,’ and so getting to dive into that world, especially with DC, was amazing,” she shared. “It’s pretty cool to get to exist in that same universe,...

Every year, Jesse Shade of the Awfully Good Movies series provides us with his list of the ten worst movies of the year – and 2024 is no different! Now that the Oscars are out of the way and it has been revealed that the members of the Academy felt Anora was the best picture of 2024, Jesse Shade is here with his list of The 10 Worst Movies of 2024. You can find out what his picks are by checking out the video embedded above. Fittingly, this is also the video that has been chosen to launch the new JoBlo Awfully Good Movies YouTube channel!

If you want to know what Jesse Shade’s picks for the 10 Worst Movies of 2024 were before you start watching the video, here’s the list:

10. Joker: Folie à Deux

Directed by Todd Phillips, who also wrote the script with Scott Silver. Starring Joaquin Phoenix, Lady Gaga,...

Dwayne Johnson played the role of Teth Adam in the Dceu film Black Adam, which was a failure at the box office and received middling reviews. However, the story behind the film’s making is more fascinating than the movie itself (which is not a huge feat but still). But, in the end, as Linkin Park said, it did not even matter as the franchise eventually got a reboot.

Johnson was set to change the hierarchy of power in the DC universe, but ended up promising too many things and delivering zilch. The Rock’s journey to becoming Black Adam and his desire to be the centre of the Dceu was a long one indeed, which involved him trying to get his hands on other IPs as well.

Before Dwayne Johnson became Black Adam, he wanted to be Green Lantern A still from Red One | Credits: Warner Bros/Amazon-mgm Studios...

While Zachary Levi may have found box office success earlier in his career, thanks to his role as Fandral in both Thor: The Dark World and Thor: Ragnarok, but it’s been quite some time since he starred in anything that could be considered a box office hit. Levi stars alongside Meghann Gahy in The Unbreakable Boy, the teen drama that debuted the weekend of February 21 and has still yet to hit its first box office milestone. At the time of writing, The Unbreakable Boy has collected $4.7 million at the box office, and while it may trudge past the $5 million mark later this week or early next, it stands no chance of reaching any significant milestone beyond that despite playing on over 1,500 screens.

The Oscars will honor the best movie of the year this Sunday, but the infamous Razzie Awards have crowned the “worst” of 2024’s films.

Sony’s much-derided superhero film “Madame Web” has the (dis)honor of winning three Razzies, including worst picture, actress for Dakota Johnson and screenplay. “Joker: Folie à Deux,” another divisive superhero entry,” led with seven nominations and took home screen combo for Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga and prequel, remake, rip-off or sequel.

Francis Ford Coppola won for directing his big-budget epic “Megalopolis,” and star Jon Voight won supporting actor for the film — shared with his turns in “Reagan,” “Shadow Land” and “Strangers.” Coppola’s “Megalopolis” received six nominations, which was tied for second-most nods with “Madame Web,” “Borderlands” and “Reagan.”

The famed filmmaker responded to his Razzies on Instagram, saying “box office is only about money, and like war, stupidity and politics has no true place in our future.

The results are in on the 2025 Razzie Awards where the year’s “worst” movies are recognized and awarded.

The annual ceremony, which traditionally takes place just ahead of the Oscars, went down on Friday (February 28).

Going into the event, Borderlands, Joker: Folie a Deux, Madame Web, Megalopolis and Reagan led the field of nominees with six nods a piece. After it was all said and done, Madame Web took home the most “wins,” receiving three trophies.

We pulled together the complete “winners” list so that you could see what was recognized.

Keep reading to find out more…

Keep reading to see the complete list of winners from the 2025 Razzie Awards…

Worst Picture

Borderlands

Joker: Folie a Deux

Madame Web – Winner

Megalopolis

Reagan

Worst Actor

Jack Black / Dear Santa

Zachary Levi / Harold and the Purple Crayon

Joaquin Phoenix / Joker: Folie a Deux

Dennis Quaid / Reagan

Jerry Seinfeld / Unfrosted – Winner

Worst...

Francis Ford Coppola "won" Worst Director at the Razzie Awards for his ambitious, self-financed epic Megalopolis. And he actually accepted the "honor," letting the Razzies and Hollywood know what he thinks about them in an unfiltered social media post. "I am thrilled to accept the Razzie Award," he stated, "when so few have the courage to go against the prevailing trends of contemporary moviemaking!"

Coppola, a five-time Oscar winner, continued, "In this wreck of a world today, where Art is given scores as if it were professional wrestling, I chose to Not follow the gutless rules laid down by an industry so terrified of risk that despite the enormous pool of young talent at its disposal, may not create pictures that will be relevant and alive 50 years from now." He said it was an honor to "stand alongside a great and courageous filmmaker like Jacques Tati who impoverished himself completely...

The 45th Razzie Awards results are in. Sony’s Madame Web is the clear winner/loser of this year’s dragging of cinematic mediocrity with three wins, including Worst Picture, Worst Actress for Dakota Johnson, and Worst Screenplay. The Razzie results arrive two days before Oscar Sunday when films that some consider the best of the best have their chance to shine.

Madame Web taking the top prize is unsurprising given the movie’s abysmal quality. It was my worst film of 2024 and a Golden Schmoe nominee for worst movie of 2024, only to be beaten by Todd Phillips’s Joker: Folie a Deux. Dakota Johnson hardly tried to defend the film during its PR tour, saying she “probably will never make anything like it again.” To be fair, she enjoyed working with her castmates, who, despite circumstances, gave Madame Web the old college try, but the film turned into something...

The Academy Awards take place on Sunday evening and, as has become the tradition, the full list of "winners" from the 2025 Razzie Awards has just been unveiled.

Madame Web took three wins for "Worst Picture," "Worst Screenplay," and an arguably well-deserved "Worst Actress" for lead star Dakota Johnson. It wasn't the only comic book adaptation to walk away with a prize, though, as Joker: Folie à Deux nabbed "Worst Sequel" and "Worst Screen Combo" for Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga.

The vast majority of celebrities and filmmakers ignore the Razzies, while few interviewers have the nerve - and understandably so - to ask celebrities about their "wins."

However, Francis Ford Coppola, who earned "Worst Director" for his critically panned Megalopolis, issued a scathing retort on social media today.

"I am thrilled to accept the Razzie award in so many important categories for Megalopolis, and for the distinctive honor of being nominated as the worst director,...

While film fans will have to wait until Sunday to find out the winners of the 2025 Oscars, the worst in film this year, the winners of the 2025 Razzies, have been revealed.

Topping this year’s awards with three wins, including worst picture, is Sony’s critically panned box office bust Madame Web.

Madame Web also won worst actress for star Dakota Johnson and worst screenplay.

Johnson previously spoke out about her experience with Madame Web, saying the script radically changed from what she initially read and that she was unlikely to “do anything like it again.”

“It was definitely an experience for me to make that movie,” Johnson told Bustle in an interview that was published a few weeks after the film was released. “I had never done anything like it before. I probably will never do anything like it again, because I don’t make sense in that world.

“Four Down,” a documentary based on Nick Schuyler and Jere Longman’s best-selling book “Not Without Hope,” will open the 20th edition of the Sunscreen Film Festival on April 24 in St. Petersburg, Fla.

Directed by Steven Cantor, the docu examines Schuyler’s harrowing 2009 rescue by the U.S. Coast Guard, 43 hours after a tragic boating accident in the Gulf of Mexico claimed the lives of former Tampa Bay Buccaneers Marquis Cooper and Corey Smith, and Schuyler’s best friend and former University of South Florida teammate Will Bleakley. Schuyler was found near death, clinging to the engine mount of the capsized vessel 70 miles offshore in the Gulf of Mexico.

The 95-minute hybrid doc was filmed on location in St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Tampa, and at Lantica Studios in the Dominican Republic. For the film’s reenactment sequences, Cantor enlisted current commissioned U.S. Coast Guard members and officers. Interviews with Schuyler, members of the NFL community,...

Things are not looking good for Zachary Levi who has been coming up with one flop after the other. There is no doubt that the man is talented when it comes to his work – after all, he has brought characters like Shazam and Flynn Rider to life! However, lately, it seems like his portfolio is riddled with projects that underperform at the box office and now, he is adding The Unbreakable Boy to this list.

The Unbreakable Boy (2025) | Credits: Lionsgate

Released on the 21st of February, The Unbreakable Boy is an adaptation of the book, The Unbreakable Boy: A Father’s Fear, a Son’s Courage, and a Story of Unconditional Love, written by Scott Michael LeRette and Susy Flory. While the film promised a heartfelt depiction of a father-son relationship, the numbers don’t look like much.

Zachary Levi breaks a career record and not in a good way...

“Captain America: Brave New World” is losing momentum at the box office, even during a muted winter weekend with hardly any competition.

After a strong $100 million start over the extended Presidents Day holiday frame, Disney and Marvel’s “Captain America: Brave New World” crumbed by 68% in its second weekend with $28.3 million from 4,105 North American theaters. The Anthony Mackie-led superhero adventure, which remained in first place on box office charts, has generated $141 million domestically and $289.4 worldwide to date. “Captain America” cost north of $180 million before marketing, making the production budget slightly less expensive than other Marvel tentpoles.

It’s not uncommon for comic book tentpoles on the scale of “Captain America” to significantly slide in subsequent weekends. Yet this film, saddled with negative reviews and poor word-of-mouth, fell on the steeper side with a drop closer to 2023’s “Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantumania” (down 70% after a $106 million debut) than “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3...

How sunny and well-meaning and therapeutically feel-good is the new autism drama “The Unbreakable Boy?” It’s a movie in which the dad, played by Zachary Levi, has an imaginary best friend. It’s a movie in which the local church is run by a Matthew McConaughey sort of dude named Preacher Rick (Peter Facinelli), who’s so down with his downtrodden flock that he himself is a recovering alcoholic who admits he sometimes doesn’t like to go to church. And it’s a movie in which the title character, an owlish 13-year-old named Austin (Jacob Laval), isn’t merely autistic. He also suffers from osteogenesis imperfecta, which means that his bones are extraordinarily fragile, so that he’s like some teen-geek version of Mr. Glass in “Unbreakable.” Speaking to the audience in voiceover, Austin lists his bone breaks, which number in the high twenties, as if they were Pokémon cards he was collecting.

Since the 1980s, Dennis Quaid has been one of Hollywood's most talented stars, leading everything from science fiction to thriller movies. The actor is at his best in more lighthearted and relatable roles, which have endeared him to generations of moviegoers as a great, average Joe-style performer. That has been reflected through his many roles, leading some of the best blockbusters and best-written films of the last forty years.

Quaid's career includes a variety of movies from different genres, but the actor is best known for his common sense, wholesome and relatable all-American characters. Quaid's endlessly optimistic persona shines through in virtually every movie in which he stars, making him especially suited to family movies. From epic disaster blockbusters to heartfelt dramas, Quaid continues to be one of the most compelling stars of his generation.

Updated by Jordan Iacobucci on February 22, 2025: Dennis Quaid is still as relevant as...

Neon’s horror comedy “The Monkey” is seeing and doing a strong opening weekend, though it’ll take silver at the box office behind Disney’s “Captain America: Brave New World,” still on top of the charts but facing a substantial tumble in its second weekend.

“The Monkey” chopped into an estimated $5.8 million from 3,200 theaters across Friday and preview screenings. That puts it on track for Neon’s second-biggest opening weekend ever, only falling behind director Osgood Perkins’ prior horror film at the banner, last summer’s breakout “Longlegs.” Reviews have been positive for this follow-up, though audiences are mixed with ticketbuyer survey firm Cinema Score logging a “C+.” Horror films skew lower in those polls though; beyond that, “Longlegs” notched the same middling grade before legging out a healthy 3.31x multiplier on its opening weekend.

Even only taking into account this opening weekend, “The Monkey” is in a great position.

It looks like the truth might be coming out after all. After Elon Musk once made bold claims stating that Donald Trump would disclose the names of celebrities involved in the Epstein Island mess if elected President, the world has been wondering if there would be a follow-up or not. If Donald Trump decides to go ahead and release the documents, it would not only put the careers of many in jeopardy but would also reveal some dark secrets of the industry we couldn’t possibly have known otherwise.

The 47th US President Donald Trump | image: Gage Skidmore, licensed under Cc-by-sa 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Now, the President’s Attorney Journal has spoken up about the possibility of him making the list public. While she didn’t give a concrete answer, she did say that Donald Trump hasn’t been one to back away from the promises he has made.

Donald...

Zachary Levi believes that endorsing Donald Trump’s bid to become the President of the United States again “was more important than saving” his own 25-year-old acting career. The Chuck and Shazam! star’s political beliefs “trumped” — obvious pun intended — any worries he had about losing job opportunities in Hollywood, and he continues to act today, even after jumping aboard the "Trump Train" for all to witness. Levi said on The Megyn Kelly Show, while doing the press tour for his new film The Unbreakable Boy:

"I felt peace because I knew that this was more important than saving my career. I think we too often fall into these paradigms, these thought processes of self-preservation, and it is not good. We need to be wise, and we want to survive, and we want to live and flourish and all those things, but we can’t merely make decisions off of,...

Madonna is calling out Donald Trump once again after the current President of the United States called himself a king.

The “Hung Up” singer took to social media to comment on Trump’s Truth Social post, in which he likened himself to a king.

“Congestion Pricing Is Dead. Manhattan, and all of New York, is Saved,” he wrote. “Long Live The King!”

The White House’s social media team took it further and shared Trump’s quote on Instagram. In addition to the quote in the caption, Trump’s team shared an image that channeled a Time magazine cover with the Potus wearing a crown.

“Long live the thing,” read the fake illustration of the fake magazine cover.

Related: Zachary Levi “Felt Peace” Openly Supporting Donald Trump: “This Was More Important Than Saving My Career”

Madonna, who has been vocal in calling out Trump, shared a message on X, the...

What will be the winners and the losers this week at the U.S. box office? Neon’s horror flick The Monkey and Lionsgate’s biographical drama The Unbreakable Boy open in theaters this Friday. They will be facing off against the current top five money-makers: Captain America: Brave New World, Paddington in Peru, Heart Eyes, Dog Man, and Ne Zha 2.

Gold Derby readers predict that Captain America: Brave New World will win the Feb. 21-23 weekend with between $25 million and $50 million domestically. The Monkey is the runner-up choice of our odds-makers. Do you agree or disagree with those rankings? Make your predictions right now — it’s fun and easy! Join the box-office discussion in our forums.

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The Monkey

Director: Osgood Perkins

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When twin brothers Bill and Hal find their father’s old monkey toy in the attic,...

Four years after it was originally intended to be released, “The Unbreakable Boy” is now in theaters, and yes, it’s based on a true story about a real family.

The film centers on Austin (Jacob Laval), a young boy who is born with brittle bone disease. When his parents, Scott (Zachary Levi) and Teresa (Meghann Fahy), learn that he’s also autistic, they worry about what the future holds.

“But with Scott’s growing faith and Austin’s incredible spirit, they become ‘unbreakable,’ finding joy, gratitude, and courage even in the most trying times — an extraordinary true story about a father and son learning together that every day can be the best day of your life!” the official synopsis reads.

The question with any true story onscreen, though, is how much is really true?

What is “The Unbreakable Boy” based on?

The film is based on Scott LeRette’s...

If you’re looking for a feel-good film based on a true story in order to escape from reality, “The Unbreakable Boy” might just be your ticket.

Starring Meghann Fahy and Zachary Levi, the movie tells the true story of a family who finds strength and inspiration every day in their son, who is both autistic and has brittle bone disease. He doesn’t care much what others think, and always embraces the joy of the world.

Here’s everything you need to know about the film.

What is the release date?

“The Unbreakable Boy” comes out on Friday, Feb. 21.

Is it streaming?

Not just yet. For now, you’ll only be able to see the film in theaters. Given that it’s a Lionsgate film, it’ll head to Starz first after its theatrical run, and then to Prime Video when it comes time to head to streaming. We...

The Unbreakable Boy is a father’s loving tribute to his son. Based on the novel “The Unbreakable Boy: A Father’s Fear, a Son’s Courage, and a story of Unconditional Love by Scott Michael LeRette. It’s a sweet story from a dad connecting to his son. In the Jon Gunn directed feature based on the book, Zachary Levi stars as Scott, and Jacob Laval stars as Austin, a young man diagnosed with a rare brittle-bone disease and autism. Also starring Patricia Heaton, Meghann Fahy, and Peter Facinelli, who also is one of the film’s producers.

Recently, I sat down with several members of the cast and producing team behind this feel good feature. Most interesting perhaps was Peter Facinelli, Scott LeRette, and producer Kevin Downes. The trio discussed bringing the story to the big screen. Considering it’s more than just a movie for Mr. LeRette,...

The thing about separating the art from the artist is that people are typically a lot more inclined to do so if the “art” isn’t a generic piece of faith-based schlock, and the “artist” hasn’t made a variety of disqualifying comments that pertain directly to the subject of their latest film. Case in point: It’s tough to accept Zachary Levi as the beleaguered father of an autistic child when the former “Shazam!” star has publicly sworn his allegiance to a man who believes that vaccines cause autism.

In a perfect vacuum, I suppose it would be possible to watch “The Unbreakable Boy” as a benign — if uncommonly basic — addition to the ever-growing subgenre of “inspirational” movies in which neurodivergent munchkins are used as human props for their parents’ spiritual growth. In a perfect vacuum, it would be possible to imagine how Kingdom Story Company’s latest appeal...

Plot: When his parents, Scott and Teresa, learn that Austin is both autistic and has brittle bone disease, they initially worry for their son’s future. But with Scott’s growing faith and Austin’s incredible spirit, they become “unbreakable,” finding joy, gratitude, and courage even in the most trying times — an extraordinary true story about a father and son learning together that every day can be the best day of your life!

Review: Faith-based films often get a bad rap. Many films heavily focused on Christian themes get labeled and struggle to garner mainstream attention. Still, they can sometimes tell beautiful stories that are inclusive rather than damning of other religions. Like last year’s Ordinary Angels, also directed by Jon Gunn, The Unbreakable Boy tells an emotional and challenging true story of a young boy whose challenges are an inspiration to those around them. Rather than sugarcoat the story,...

Zachary Levi recently opened up about his public support for Donald Trump, saying he felt “at peace” with the decision, despite knowing it could impact his acting career. The “Shazam” star made these remarks during an appearance on “The Megyn Kelly Show” while promoting his new film, “The Unbreakable Boy.”

Levi initially endorsed Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for president but shifted his support to Trump once he became the Republican nominee. He spoke at a rally in Michigan, introducing a discussion between Kennedy and former Representative Tulsi Gabbard. During the interview with Kelly, Levi explained why he chose to be open about his political stance, despite the risks involved.

“I felt peace because I knew that this was more important than saving my career,” Levi said. “I think we too often fall into these paradigms, these thought processes of self-preservation, and it is not good. We need to be wise...

Zack Snyder has been immortalized in the eyes of DC fans. Spending years building some very iconic projects, he will never be forgotten even though the franchise is moving on to a different phase. While there is no denying that his Dceu was beloved for many reasons, some research showcases that his pick in the cast doesn’t seem to have a very good public image.

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While many actors have skeletons in their closets, the entire Justice League has been involved in some or the other controversy at some point in their careers, which is quite concerning. However, where others are in the clear now, Zachary Levi’s dance with getting himself canceled seems to be never-ending.

Zack Snyder’s Controversy League

Zack Snyder’s entire main cast of his Dceu has done some or the other publicly controversial thing.

Zachary Levi has no remorse over his support for Donald Trump and has felt “at peace” with his decision.

The Shazam actor appeared on The Megyn Kelly Show to discuss his new film, The Unbreakable Boy. He reflected on why it was important for him to openly endorse Trump.

“I felt peace because I knew that this was more important than saving my career,” Levi said. “I think we too often fall into these paradigms, these thought processes of self-preservation, and it is not good. We need to be wise and we want to survive and we want to live and flourish and all those things, but we can’t merely make decisions off of, ‘Well I hope nothing bad happens to me.’ You got to sacrifice.'”

Levi boarded the Trump train during a rally in Michigan in September 2024 after his preferred candidate, Rfk Jr., dropped out of the race.

Zachary Levi appeared on “The Megyn Kelly Show” to promote his new movie, “The Unbreakable Boy,” and said he was “at peace” when he made the decision last year to publicly support Donald Trump for president. The “Shazam” actor originally endorsed Robert F. Kennedy Jr. but fully backed Trump when the latter became the Republican nominee.

“I felt peace because I knew that this was more important than saving my career,” Levi explained. “I think we too often fall into these paradigms, these thought processes of self-preservation, and it is not good. We need to be wise and we want to survive and we want to live and flourish and all those things, but we can’t merely make decisions off of, ‘Well I hope nothing bad happens to me.’ You got to sacrifice.’”

Levi officially endorsed Trump at a rally in Michigan on Sept. 28 before introducing a conversation between Rfk Jr.

The following contains spoilers for The Unbreakable Boy, in theaters Feb. 21, 2025.

Lionsgate is attempting to fill the feel-good family movie void with The Unbreakable Boy, based on the memoir of the same name by Scott LeRette and both written and directed by Jon Gunn. Telling the true story of Scott and his autistic son Austin, the film feels like a throwback to a not-so-distant past with all its charm and awkwardness – and this could have been just the refreshing change of pace audiences needed. However, while The Unbreakable Boy aspires to relatable wholesomeness, it doesn't quite reach its own goals.

The Unbreakable Boy follows the LeRette family -- comprised of Scott (played by Zachary Levi), his wife Teresa (Meghann Fahy), and their sons Austin (Jacob Laval) and Logan (Gavin Warren). After Austin is diagnosed with osteogeneis imperfecta -- also known as "brittle bone syndrome" -- and autism, Scott must put...

Zachary Levi is reflecting on why it was more important to be candid about his support for Donald Trump than worry about his career.

While on SiriusXM’s The Megyn Kelly Show, the Shazam! actor recalled being asked by Tulsi Gabbard to moderate a town hall that she and Robert Kennedy Jr. were doing in support of Trump. Despite initially feeling hesitant to do so, Levi said he “felt peace” after doing it.

“I felt peace because I knew that this was more important than saving my career,” he told Kelly. “I think we too often fall into these paradigms, these thought processes of self-preservation, and it is not good. We need to be wise and we want to survive and we want to live and flourish and all those things, but we can’t merely make decisions off of ‘Well I hope nothing bad happens to me.’ You got to sacrifice.

Zachary Levi is opening up about his vocal support for President Donald Trump.

The 44-year-old Shazam actor made an appearance on SiriusXM’s The Megyn Kelly Show, where he spoke about his recent experiences in therapy.

He also addressed his politics, including why supporting Trump was more important than “saving” his career, as well as the story behind landing his Shazam role while in outpatient therapy.

Click through to find out what he had to say…...

In honor of the 20th anniversary of Robot Chicken, the stop-motion animated series is getting an all-new special. While the special is coming to Adult Swim in Summer 2025, the news was officially announced 20 years to the day after the series premiered its very first episode.

Robot Chicken first premiered on Adult Swim on Feb. 20, 2005. Created by and starring Seth Green and Matthew Senreich, the series has since earned 23 Emmy nominations with six total wins, including its most recent win in 2022 for Outstanding Short Form Animated Program. Teased to feature parodies of fan-favorite shows from Discovery, Food Network, and TLC, The Robot Chicken Self-Discovery Special, follows "the hapless Robot Chicken Nerd as he seeks self-discovery America’s way: going on reality shows! Will he find a 90 Day Fiancé – or end up Shark Week chum?"

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There’s an awful lot to handle in The Unbreakable Boy. Not only for the characters but also the audience. Here’s a sampling: autism, brittle bone disease, alcoholism, financial struggles and marital difficulties. It’s based on a true story, so you can’t say the plot elements are contrived (well, actually you can). And it’s all supposed to be wonderfully inspirational, no less. It’s the type of film seemingly designed to make you feel morally deficient if you don’t come away singing its praises.

Well, consider me tone-deaf, because this drama directed by Jon Gunn (Ordinary Angels) is an ordeal. It’s not surprising to learn that the film has been sitting on the shelf for nearly four years after its originally planned release. It feels too heavy to pick up.

The cloying cuteness starts at the very beginning with the narration by the titular character,...