Channing Tatum

Watch the Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum comedy online.

It’s ‘Magic Mike’s Last Dance.’

Think you have what it takes to be ‘The Real Magic Mike?’

Find out who we likely won't be seeing on screen together ever again.

'I didn’t know life without Chan.'

From funky food combinations to strangely specific eating habits...

Some names on this list might surprise you.

Warning: This picture is definitely NSFW.

Jenna Dewan said she's been on 'a wave of growth' since her separation from husband and 'Step Up' co-star Channing Tatum.

From Brad Pitt to Marilyn Monroe, these movie stars got their start as extras or in bit roles.

Channing Tatum and longtime collaborator and producing partner Reid Carolin were set to make their co-directorial debut with an adaptation of Matthew Quick’s YA novel Forgive Me, Leonard Peacock. The film was set up with The Weinstein Co., but in an official statement released today, Tatum and Carolin revealed that they are no longer developing the project at the studio in the wake of extensive sexual assault and harassment allegations against former studio head Harvey Weinstein.

Colin Firth and Julianne Moore star in more retro spy shenanigans from Matthew Vaughn and the team that brought you ‘Kingsman: The Secret Service.’

It's not everyday an actor and dancers pulls through and starts a party at your local gas station...

After the release of the shocking Sausage Party racked up an equally shocking $140 million (far more than any of us expected a movie involving anal beads forcibly yanked out of an anthropomorphized hot dog bun to make), it was only a matter of time until more bawdy animation followed. Cartoons for grown-ups may be on their way to a moment in the sun, as today brings the news that Netflix has launched production on an R-rated project in a similar vein. But they won’t stop at desecrating the sacred space of the grocery store. This time, nothing short of our nation’s origin story will provide the canvas for whatever vulgarity they’ve got in store.

It made sense that Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan-Tatum would parlay their Step Up past into an NBC dance competition, but their next TV venture is a trifle more direct. YouTube (yes, YouTube) has officially ordered a straight-to-series adaptation of Step Up, with Tatum and Dewan aboard to produce.

Magic Mike or no, there simply hasn’t been enough occasion for Channing Tatum or Jenna Dewan Tatum to dance in recent years, let alone together, and NBC desperately seeks to rectify that. The two will shepherd a “fresh take” on a new NBC reality dance competition, both appearing and starring.