Looking back. On the 20th anniversary of the September 11, 2001, attacks, Steve Buscemi reflected on his experience working with New York firefighters to help locate missing residents.The Miracle Workers: Oregon Trail star, 63, recalled the emotional day during the Thursday, September 9, episode of the “WTF With Marc Maron” podcast.

Long before Steve Buscemi gave unforgettable performances on television and in movies, the character actor was a New York City firefighter in the early 1980s. The Boardwalk Empire star snapped back into action after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks by volunteering at Ground Zero to help find survivors in the rubble. In the latest episode of Marc Maron's WTF podcast, Buscemi opened up about ...

Wonderwall.comSteve Buscemi was at Ground Zero just hours after the 9/11 attacks trying to rescue survivors, and his heroism left him with post-traumatic stress disorder.Throughout the 1980s, the celebrated actor worked as a firefighter with Engine 55 in New York City. When the attacks occurred, the Emmy-winning star quickly jumped in to help. While speaking on the podcast "WTF With Marc Maron," ...

In one of the key scenes from Cameron Crowe’s 2000 film “Almost Famous,” an aspiring rock star played by Billy Crudup stands on a rooftop in Topeka, Kansas, throws out his arms and shouts, “I am a golden god!” As an expression of stoned rock-star hubris, it’s perfect – but it’s also based on a real rock star, Led Zeppelin’s Robert Plant, who apparently made that proclamation from the top of the ...

It unearths the band's roots with fascination, but Bernard MacMahon's doc isn't the searching movie that rock's great annihilators deserve.

Evan Rachel Wood made her feelings about Marilyn Manson crystal clear. On Sunday, Aug. 29, the Westworld star shared a video of herself performing at the Bourbon Room in Los Angeles. Her song of choice? New Radicals' "You Get What You Give," which features a Manson name-drop in the lyrics.

Evan Rachel Wood blasted her allegedly abusive ex Marilyn Manson after he appeared onstage at Kanye West’s “Donda” event last week.The “Westworld” star, 33, subtly called out Manson, 52, while performing a cover of New Radicals’ 1998 single “You Get What You Give” with her musical partner Zane Carney on Saturday at the Bourbon Room in Hollywood.

Actor Ben Barnes is finally taking the plunge into releasing original music, and his long-time followers couldn't be more excited. Barnes is known for starring in HBO's Westworld, Marvel Studios' The Punisher and Netflix's Shadow and Bone. This week, he announced that his debut as a singer-songwriter, Songs For You, will be released on Oct. 15.

“What is this, some sort of dork outreach program?” That’s the hilarious question Rachael Leigh Cook asks Freddie Prinze Jr. in the much-loved 1999 teen comedy, She’s All That. Her query, as fans of the film know, kicks off a series of shenanigans that end in true love between their clique-crossed characters. A modernized take on George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion, She’s All That made over $103 ...

It’s not every day that Jodie Foster and her youngest child, Kit Bernard Foster, are spotted together. So it was a big deal with the Oscar-winner took a stroll with Kit, 19, through Manhattan’s West Village on Wednesday (Aug. 25.) Jodie, 58, rocked a pair of sunglasses, a loose-fitting blue dress, and black sandals while her teenage son towered over her in a printed t-shirt, gray shorts, and ...

“Westworld” star Thandiwe Newton, who played Val in 2018’s “Solo: A Star Wars Story,” is disappointed that her character was killed off midway in the film.“I felt disappointed by ‘Star Wars’ that my character was killed,” Newton told Inverse in an interview. “And, actually, in the script, she wasn’t killed. It happened during filming.”

“Westworld” star Thandiwe Newton, who played Val in 2018’s “Solo: A Star Wars Story,” is disappointed that her character was killed off midway in the film.“I felt disappointed by ‘Star Wars’ that my character was killed,” Newton told Inverse in an interview. “And, actually, in the script, she wasn’t killed. It happened during filming.”

“Westworld” star Thandiwe Newton, who played Val in 2018’s “Solo: A Star Wars Story,” is disappointed that her character was killed off midway in the film.“I felt disappointed by ‘Star Wars’ that my character was killed,” Newton told Inverse in an interview. “And, actually, in the script, she wasn’t killed. It happened during filming.”

Looking back. Thandiwe Newton has opened up about her character being killed off in 2018’s Solo: A Star Wars Story and how she felt seeing it play out onscreen.The Westworld star, 48, candidly discussed race and her overall disappointment in her character’s death during an interview with Inverse.

Looking back. Thandiwe Newton has opened up about her character being killed off in 2018’s Solo: A Star Wars Story and how she felt seeing it play out onscreen.The Westworld star, 48, candidly discussed race and her overall disappointment in her character’s death during an interview with Inverse.

Looking back. Thandiwe Newton has opened up about her character being killed off in 2018’s Solo: A Star Wars Story and how she felt seeing it play out onscreen.The Westworld star, 48, candidly discussed race and her overall disappointment in her character’s death during an interview with Inverse.

Looking back. Thandiwe Newton has opened up about her character being killed off in 2018’s Solo: A Star Wars Story and how she felt seeing it play out onscreen.The Westworld star, 48, candidly discussed race and her overall disappointment in her character’s death during an interview with Inverse.

"Reminiscence," starring Hugh Jackman and directed by "Westworld" co-creator Lisa Joy, failed to reach even modest box office expectations.

EXCLUSIVE: Season 4 of Westworld, as we first told you, has returned to filming at the Melody Ranch in Santa Clarita, CA; and in a recent conversation with the co-creator of the HBO series, Lisa Joy, on Deadline’s Hero Nation podcast, we learned some more details on what’s bound to unfold. Joy joined us on Hero Nation to discuss her feature directorial debut Reminiscence which hits theaters and ...

Too bland to be offensive, writer-director Lisa Joy’s talky sci-fi neo-noir “Reminiscence” is as corny and plain as star Hugh Jackman’s voiceover narration, which includes such intriguing, but empty observations as “The past can haunt a man. That’s what they say. And the past is just a series of moments, each one perfect.”