Dane Cook

Starz and Bryan Fuller’s American Gods has gone far enough into production for photos and a first trailer to arrive next week, that we wouldn’t necessarily expect any more significant additions to the cast. Not so, apparently, as comedian Dane Cook has apparently snagged a role in the new series, set to bow in 2017. Yes, Dane Cook.

'Planes,' in theaters now, was a major step in broadening the world of 'Cars.' Pixar and Disney are so confident with this new universe they're building that, during the D23 Expo, Disney chief creative officer John Lasseter previewed the next installment, 'Planes: Fire & Rescue.'

Disney has released the first full trailer for 'Planes,' their spin-off of Pixar's 'Cars,' in which Dane Cook plays a crop duster plane named Dusty (obviously), who has big dreams of competing in an air race. But he's a crop duster plane! Shenanigans ensue!

Disney's upcoming 'Planes' was already on turbulent ground with many film fans before it cast Dane Cook as the lead character, so expect the eye rolling and the weary sighs that tend to happen whenever this project is mentioned to be extra pronounced today. 'Planes' just went from being a cash-in spin-off of Pixar's worst film to being a cash-in spin-off of Pixar's worst film starring a not partic

Love him or hate him, reactions certainly ran the gamut when NBC announced that it had partnered for a single-camera sitcom featuring controversial comedian Dane Cook as the acerbic radio host of 'Next Caller.' Initially picked up to series, NBC reportedly changed their minds about the series after shooting four episodes, pulling the plug on production, but Cook seems to have found yet another hom

And lo, yet another NBC series goes gentle into that good night, prior to even airing a pilot episode.  But where 'Mockingbird Lane' still gets to air its expensive debut episode as a Halloween special, NBC's Dane Cook comedy 'Next Caller' seems to have been replaced with dead air.  The as-yet-unaired sitcom saw the controversial comedian as an acerbic, jockish radio host, but what might have caus

Like it or not, America, the three-camera sitcom is here to stay, and in the wake of its problematic ratings NBC is looking to make further strides into the genre even beyond the tepidly received 'Whitney' and 'Are You There, Chelsea?' And clearly, someone somewhere must have asked aloud the question, "how could they get any worse," because the TV gods have very much set their sights on

Joseph Kahn's 'Detention' is a high-velocity meta mixtape of pop-culture and film conventions old and new. The film premiered at last year's SXSW to highly divisive reviews, but we find ourselves firmly planted in the positive camp. Now there's a new clip on the web for you to find out for yourself.