E. Oliver Whitney

E. Oliver Whitney is a senior editor at ScreenCrush. When not talking Game of Thrones theories or waiting for the next Terrence Malick film, Oliver is probably having an SVU marathon. Oliver was formerly an entertainment editor at Huff Post and has written for Variety, New York magazine, Indiewire, Moviefone, and Backstage.

Everything Is Still Awesome In ‘The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part’ Trailer, Only This Time in Space

Master Builders Wyldstyle and Emmet are back in ‘The LEGO Movie’ sequel, and this time they’re heading to space.

ABC Cancels ‘Roseanne’ Following Roseanne Barr’s ‘Repugnant’ Racist Tweet

After Roseanne Barr took aim at a former Obama advisor in a racist tweet, ABC has canceled her revival series.

‘James Bond’ Star Roger Moore, Dies at 89

Acting legend and James Bond star Sir Roger Moore has died at the age of 89.

First ‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’ Trailer Is Here and Yes, It’s Amazing

Finally, the wait is over and the very first footage of Star Wars: The Last Jedi has arrived! If you haven’t already passed out or exploded into tiny specs of dust, congrats!

Prince, Legendary Musician, Dead at 57

Prince, legendary musician and actor from Purple Rain, has died, according to TMZ. He was 57.

2016 Oscar Nominations: ‘The Revenant’ Leads with 12 Noms, ‘Mad Max’ with 10

We made it! Oscar nominations day has finally arrived, putting to rest all of your endless predictions about the most ambiguous awards season in decades, until, of course, we start prognosticating about the nominees. The 2016 Oscar nominations will be announced at 8:30 a.m. E.T. and you can watch them live below.

‘In the Heart of the Sea’ Review: Ron Howard’s Latest Is an Under-whale-ming Epic

There’s a gigantic sea monster! There’s Chris Hemsworth’s muscular and skeletal frame! There’s harpoons and storms and dolphins and waves and adventure! There’s even a British man (played by Ben Whishaw) narrating the story as told by another very talented actor (Brendan Gleeson). By the sounds of it, In the Heart of the Sea must be a whale of a tale. But sadly, Ron Howard’s latest falls very short of its epic endeavors.