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Everything Must Go

  1. vulture lists
    Every Will Ferrell Movie, RankedWhich film best captures the Will Ferrell Experience? We’ve ranked ’em all, including his most recent appearances in Barbie and Strays.
    By Will Leitch and Tim Grierson
  2. everything must go
    Paramount Sells Simon & Schuster to KKR Investment FirmFor less than Penguin Random House was offering but also with less threat of an antitrust lawsuit.
    By Bethy Squires
  3. Your Box Office Explained: Always a BridesmaidsAnd that’s a good thing. A $24 million good thing.
    By Claude Brodesser-Akner
  4. chat room
    Stephen Root on Red Staplers, Kevin Smith’s Red State, and Glee“I see at least two red staplers a week and sign them. I did ‘Justified’ a couple of times, and on shooting day, I had four staplers in a box waiting for me.”
    By Gwynne Watkins
  5. Will Ferrell, Serious ActorThe reviews of Everything Must Go are coming in, and are pretty positive overall. If you were worried that Will Ferrell wouldn’t be able to […]
    By Adam Frucci
  6. legacy
    By the Way, That’s Biggie’s Kid in the New Will Ferrell MovieBaby Biggie!
    By Amos Barshad
  7. Will Ferrell Cleans House In Everything Must Go As much as I like his untempered, explosive rage, I love Will Farell’s quiet despair even more. In the movies, I mean. In Ferrell’s new film […]
    By Halle Kiefer
  8. everything must go
    Will Ferrell’s Serious Turn in Raymond Carver Adaptation Finds a BuyerWhile IFC snatches up the Sarah Silverman movie, ‘Peep.’
    By Mike Vilensky
  9. the industry
    Industry Roundup: Tomei, Christian SlaterPlus: Christian Slater lines up new pilot.
    By Josh Duboff
  10. the industry
    Will Ferrell to Make a Scene on the Front LawnPlus: M. Night Shyamalan! Ian Somerhalder! Demons!
    By Adam K. Raymond
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