Ben Affleck, who stars in and directs "AIR," explained at a press conference that he met with the NBA legend before getting started on the film. Ben Affleck is getting a lot of attention for his views on artifical intelligence. Last week, the actor spoke at CNBC's Delivering Alpha 2024 investor summit, taking time to share his thoughts on how AI will affect the entertainment industry. "Movies will be one of the last things, if everything gets replaced, to be replaced by AI," he explained. BEN AFFLECK THINKS ACTORS ARE'ONE ERRANT REMARK AWAY FROM BEING CANCELED' AS HE CRITICIZES HOLLYWOOD Ben Affleck believes that AI will help more filmmakers create projects.

Actor Cillian Murphy tells Fox News Digital'everyday was a buzz' when working with his'Oppenheimer' co-stars Matt Damon, Emily Blunt and Florence Pugh. Cole was a guest on Wednesday's episode of "Let's Talk Off Camera with Kelly Ripa." Twins Dylan and Cole Sprouse were stars of the Disney television series "The Suite Life of Zack & Cody." (Gerardo Mora/Getty Image) During the episode, Cole told the story of how he and his brother were so obsessed with video games as kids that even an Oscar-winning actor couldn't tear them away. "So my brother and I were in set school at the time, and we were really into'World of Warcraft,'" Cole explained. "One of the PAs comes knocking on the set school door and goes, 'Oh, you guys, you won't believe it. Matt Damon is going to be here today. His kids love the show, so he's gonna be here in like thirty minutes,' and I remember Dylan and I turning to each other and just going, 'Ugh. I can't believe we have to get off of'World of Warcraft' right now.' We must have been fifteen," the "Riverdale" actor explained.

Fox News Flash top entertainment and celebrity headlines are here. The vastness of the universe has always captivated the human imagination, and filmmakers have often looked to the stars for inspiration. Space-related movies have become a genre of their own, offering audiences an opportunity to explore the unknown, experience the thrill of interstellar travel and ponder the profound questions of our existence. These are some of the most iconic and thought-provoking space-theme films that have left a lasting impact on both the science fiction and Hollywood. 'GRAVITY' REVIEW: THERE HAS NEVER BEFORE BEEN MOVIE LIKE THIS From "2001: A Space Odyssey" to "Interstellar" and space survival tales like "Gravity" and "The Martian," Fox News Digital dives into the cinematic cosmos, celebrating their enduring impact on our love for science fiction.

A future world ruled by evil corporations isn't exactly a new concept, but the Syfy show Incorporated brings something fresh to the idea. Science fiction editor John Joseph Adams says the show's world-building will impress even hardcore science fiction readers. "Most shows don't come anywhere near the world-building sophistication of a science fiction novel, but this one really does," Adams says in Episode 247 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast. "It's almost surprising to me that it's not based on a novel." Fantasy author Erin Lindsey, who spent over a decade as a humanitarian aid worker, says that some of that sophistication may be the work of Matt Damon, who's a producer on Incorporated.

Factory workers are about to get super-human strength thanks to Nasa's'Robo-Glove'. The glove helped scientists control Robonaut 2, a humanoid that provided engineering and technical assistance on space mission just like Star Wars' R2-D2. But now it has been given power-boosting technologies thanks to a partnership between General Motors and medical technology company Bioservo, who hope that it will help workers on factory floors. The Robo-Glove wraps around a worker's hand essentially, takes on the hard work for them. An assembly operator in a factory may use 15- to 20 pounds of force to hold a tool during an operation.