Marisa Tomei

The ‘SNL’ cast member stars in this semiautobiographical dramedy about a loser on Staten Island.

Apatow’s latest stars the ‘SNL’ mainstay as a directionless twentysomething.

Plus see their “Those Were the Days” side-by-side with the original

The Russo brothers reveal the post-’Infinity War’ fates of off-screen MCU characters, revealing something interesting about Natalie Portman’s Jane Foster.

The new ‘Purge’ movie gets political and shows the origins of the violent anarchy.

If you thought The Handmaid’s Tale had some eye-popping (sorry Ofwarrren) visuals before, wait until you see Season 2. Our first full trailer for the dystopian drama’s hotly-anticipated return is here, and it looks like Gilead is ready to e-x-p-l-o-d-e.

If you thought Gilead was scary before, wait until you see it as a nuclear wasteland. Our first full trailer for The Handmaid’s Tale Season 2 has arrived, along with an official April premiere date and a bonus appearance by Marisa Tomei.

Watch the late insult comic roast everyone from Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro to Amy Poehler in the new posthumous web series ‘Dinner with Don.’

With the exception of technical honors, there’s still probably no Academy Winner as surprising as Marisa Tomei in My Cousin Vinny. To be fair, Tomei’s performance is absolutely delightful  —  funny at times, forceful at others, and the perfect counter for Joe Pesci’s endless barrage of conversation — but movies like My Cousin Vinny don’t typically take home Academy Awards for anything, least of all performances. That award speaks to the soft spot everyone has in their heart for that film; it may not be the most prestigious work of either Tomei or Pesci’s careers, but it’s a hard movie to say no to after a long day at the office.

Spider-Man: Homecoming is an unconventional Spider-Man movie in a lot of ways. For one thing, it’s not really an origin story, inasmuch as the spider bite incident has already happened and Peter Parker is well on his way to getting used to his new superpowers. There’s also another iconic Spidey moment cut from the movie: the death of Peter’s Uncle Ben. He’s not in the movie at all — well, almost not at all. Screenwriters Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley say they did put in a subtle Uncle Ben nod.