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Stressful but all too relatable. “I am not 13 years old anymore,” says director Kelsey Mann. “There’s still a 13-year-old in me. ‘Inside Out 2’.Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures/Everett I’m like, ‘I need to go straight to the source.’ I asked for them to give me a real diverse group of people, of girls. I was worried that they may come from one area. We talked to professors and PhDs and all that, but it’s an amalgam of people’s experiences....

Rick Riordan’s beloved books are finally getting a worthy adaptation. The stars, creators, and producers tell EW how they went about it. Percy Jackson is exhausted. Leah Sava Jeffries and Aryan Simhadri on ‘Percy Jackson and the Olympians’.Disney/David Bukach The 12-year-old demigod has spent all day trying to save the world from… a lack of chemistry. That means chemistry reads with every possible combination of costars. He was very clearly exhausted....

Could an American Civil War happen again? This spring,Alex Garlandhas an answer. I remember when I releasedEx Machina, there were a whole bunch of A.I. ‘Civil War’.A24 movies around at the same time. And theCivil Warnarrative feels like a big anxiety right now. Its just in the ether. Alex Garland on the set of ‘Civil War’.A24 But references to an Antifa massacre dont explain whether the killings were committed by or upon left-wing militants....

“Entertainment Weekly” takes you behind-the-scenes of the new season of E! ’s wacky, unserious, meta competition series. “It’s just like prison can any of you relate to that?” ‘House of Villains’ season 2 cast.Trae Patton/E! Entertainment after McHale jokes about the $200,000 prize money getting taxed. “Theyre really trying to figure out how to win, and its more cutthroat. We have some louder personalities too. Richard Hatch, Tiffany “New York” Pollard, Larissa Lima, ‘House of Villains’....

The actors and filmmaker discuss wrapping William S. Burroughs' life into the hallucinatory dream sequence. Warning: This article contains spoilers fromQueer. Lee returns to Mexico City, where the story began. Daniel Craig as William Lee (L), Drew Starkey as Eugene Allerton in ‘Queer’.A24/YouTube Allerton had stopped returning Lees letters some time ago, and the sting of their broken relationship lingers. All of that is there inLuca GuadagninosQueer, the adaptation of the story....

It had to be our OG Joel and Ellie actors. It was like, if we used others, to me it wouldn’t be authentic." They were like, ‘Of course.’ ‘The Last of Us’ Halloween Horror Nights walkthrough at Universal Studios Orlando.Joey Nolfi for EW “We were able to map out all of season 2. We are all raring to go. This is what we are born to do. Joel and Ellie in ‘The Last of Us’ game....

Plus, two gems you might have missed! If the cornucopia ofFall TVofferings has you suffering from option paralysis, we understand. (No, not thatEmpire, the one about Rome from 2005.) Keegan-Michael Key, Johnny Knoxville, Callum Worthy, and Judy Greer in ‘Reboot’.Michael Desmond/Hulu Don’t miss this Anne Rice adaptation, though, which puts a distinctive new spin on its material. Jacob Anderson stars as Louis, an immortal bloodsucker with a long life story to tell....

Turns out, adopting a teenage vampire won’t fix your marriage. The fourth episode ofInterview With the Vampiresays, “Oh, you thought Louis was an overly dramatic narrator? Hold my blood bag.” Alfonso Bresciani/AMC She’s 14 years old. She’ll always be 14 years old. And she’s about to make that everyone’s problem. Alfonso Bresciani/AMC We first see her being rescued from the fiery inferno of her blazing boarding house. And like that, a new predator is born....

Warning: This article contains spoilers forInterview With the Vampireseason 2, episode 3, “No Pain.” What Armand doesn’t know, however, is that Louis can’t stop hallucinating Lestat. That violent hookup shows just how deadly Louis' complex feelings about Lestat have become. Sam Reid as Lestat in “Interview with the Vampire” season 2, episode 3.Larry Horricks/AMC “Louis has got issues. He’s not okay,” Anderson tellsEntertainment Weeklyof that shocking moment. “I don’t think he has sort of full facility, but he’s generally quite controlled....

“After this episode, all the dynamics shift and change,” Assad Zaman says. Everything is about to change onInterview With the Vampire. “Just wait until episode 5, which is a bit of an outlier. Assad Zaman.Larry Horricks/AMC It’s a new kind of element.” “He’s really struggling, though. It’s quite exhausting.” Ben Daniels.Larry Horricks/AMC Like Armand, Louis also leans more into their relationship. But filming that emotional “breakup” with Lestat wasn’t as romantic as it appears onscreen....

“That’s really the darkest point in Louis' story,” Jacob Anderson says. The truth has finally come out onInterview With the Vampire. It was a challenge." Jacob Anderson, Eric Bogosian.Courtesy of AMC Network Entertainment LLC I can’t do it,'" he tells EW. “But it’s such a brilliant, brilliant episode. “That is already an enticing question as to how does that dynamic play out? Assad Zaman.Larry Horricks/AMC That creates a whole new dynamic....

“The way that it plays out surprised me,” Jacob Anderson tells “Entertainment Weekly.” “But the way that it plays out surprised me.” It feels very unreal and sort of like dreamy and weird. Jacob Anderson, Assad Zaman.Larry Horricks/AMC It’s a very pure and lovely relationship." Anderson loves how Claudia and Madeleine represent the opposite of what Louis' had in all his relationships. “They’re like the dream of it and it’s such a beautiful relationship....

“This is a really toxic relationship, but there’s so much love and desire and tension. It’s not a sexual tension because we get that out of the way quite quickly. “It’s an ever-changing relationship that seems to fall into these cycles,” Anderson says. Sam Reid as Lestat De Lioncourt and Jacob Anderson as Louis De Point Du Lac in ‘Interview With the Vampire’.Alfonso Bresciani/AMC “It’s like they change a little bit, but become more the same each time....