The 1970s were a transformative time in Hollywood, marked by the arrival of filmmakers like Francis Ford Coppola, Martin Scorsese, George Lucas and Steven Spielberg. It was also a decade that ...

Dennis Quaid stars as the notorious Happy Face Killer ... The series is inspired by the true story of Melissa G. Moore, who, at age 15, discovered that her father was the prolific Happy Face ...

Dennis Quaid stars as the notorious Happy Face Killer, aka Keith Hunter Jesperson, in the upcoming Paramount+ drama series “Happy Face.” The eight-episode season will premiere on March 20 with two ...

Paramount+ will release the crime drama Happy Face on March 20, starting with two episodes. The show is based on Melissa ...

Paramount+ released a trailer Monday for the true-crime series Happy Face, tracing the former truck driver's murdering spree. Happy Face catches up with Melissa Moore, played by Annaleigh Ashford, ...

Created by Jennifer Cacicio, Happy Face explores the heartbreaking story of Melissa, a woman confronted with her terrifying ...

Pulitzer Prize winner Salamishah Tillet explores what happens when Hollywood heroines subvert societal expectations of gender norms The post Below the Surface: How ‘The Substance,’ ‘Wicked’ and Other ...

Prosthetics boss Pierre Olivier Persin, now an Oscar nominee for his work on Coralie Fargeat's buzzy body horror, speaks to THR on crafting the tragic, Picasso-esque modern monster: "Coralie said to ...

"I'm talking about wanting things in life. I'm talking about having dreams. And all that starts right here, If you don't have dreams, you don't have anything.” That was Dennis Quaid’s character in the ...

These MAGA actors aren’t making movies great again. Donald Trump allies Jon Voight, Zachary Levi and Dennis Quaid were nominated for Razzie Awards, which celebrate the worst movies of the year. Voight ...

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The upcoming Paramount Plus series, "Happy Face," is inspired by the experiences of Melissa G. Moore, daughter of serial killer Keith Jesperson (played by Dennis Quaid).