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BAFTA Launches Review Over Concerns About Trustees Accepting Free Awards Guest Tickets
BAFTA has launched a review after its trustees were accused of potentially breaching UK charity law by accepting free guest tickets to awards ceremonies. During BAFTA’s annual general meeting this…
Skydance-Owned 5 Buys UK Rights To ‘Wentworth’ Sequel Series
Skydance’s UK network 5 was the home of Australian prison drama Wentworth and will now house the show’s next iteration. The channel has acquired UK rights to Wentworth: Halfway Home, which…
AI Can Critique Shakespeare But Can’t Write It, Russo Brothers’ AGBO Execs Tell Tokyo Market
Top AGBO execs Chris Brearton and Dominic Hughes delivered a keynote discussion at TIFFCOM, the content market of the Tokyo International Film Festival, on Thursday, about how AI is impacting…
Quote Of The Day By Brad Pitt: 'Grief, If You Survive It, Leaves A Gaping Hole, But It...'
Brad Pitt shares his opinion on grief, and how there can be beauty along with the pain.
41 Episodes Of Netflix's Best Heist Show Deliver A Masterclass In Plot Twists
In just 41 episodes, Netflix’s greatest heist TV series of all time delivers a gripping masterclass on how some of the best plot twists are executed.
Japan IP Market to Return to Cannes in 2027 as Tokyo Partnership Continues
The Japan IP Market will be back in Cannes next May for a second straight year. The Cannes Film Market and TIFFCOM, the content market of the Tokyo International Film Festival, are again teaming up…
Busan Winner ‘Birds in the Dark’ to Close Dharamshala International Film Festival, Varun Grover’s ‘Damned’ Among New Titles
Shashank Walia’s “Birds in the Dark,” about a call center executive whom a police informer mistakes for a suspect, will close the 15th Dharamshala International Film Festival with its India premiere…
HBO’s 8-Part Crime Thriller Masterpiece Is Lovecraftian Without Horror
The first season of one of HBO’s greatest crime thrillers is not only a masterpiece but also subtly Lovecraftian without any full-fledged horror.
What To Watch Thursday: Ghosts Halloween Special, American Horror Story Finale, And More
On TV this Thursday: Ghosts returns tonight for a Halloween special, American Horror Story wraps up its lucky 13th season, and SVU consults a clairvoyant.
Netflix's 16-Episode Fantasy Masterpiece Delivers A Masterclass In Casting
Outlandish and bombastic characters are somehow brought to life by pitch-perfect performances that let camaraderie and heart shine through.
Milwaukee Brewers Win First World Series In Franchise History
Somewhere up in heaven, Bob Uecker is cracking open a cold Miller Lite. The now-departed Uecker, more famous for his beer commercials than he ever was for his modest career as a MLB catcher, was the…
Forget Tulsa King, Ethan Hawke’s Crime Drama Is Back & Better Than Ever
Ethan Hawke's cynical, elegiac thriller leans into offbeat comedy and sprawling twists, outdoing Tulsa King by deepening its lead characters.
‘The Lowdown’s Martha Plimpton Reveals What To Expect From Her Sheriff in Season 2
Martha Plimpton discusses The Lowdown Season 2, the fun of playing Sheriff Vela Thorne, her character's look, and what she thinks of Lee Raybon.
Dolores Huerta Biopic Update Shared As Filmmaker Gregory Nava Mourns Civil Rights Icon Following Her Death At 96
Frida screenwriter and Selena writer/director Gregory Nava is mourning the loss of his friend Dolores Huerta, the civil rights icon who died today at age 96. Nava and his wife Barbara Martinez Jitner…
15 Years Later, the Most Near-Perfect Fast and Furious Movie Is Getting From Netflix
Even after 11 movies, Fast Five is still the best by a mile. Watch it now, while you still can.
Jimmy Fallon and Jamie Lee Curtis Transform Into Nathan Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes to Spoof ‘You Can See Everything’
On Wednesday night’s episode of “The Tonight Show,” host Jimmy Fallon went full Nathan Fielder while guest Jamie Lee Curtis played Elizabeth Holmes to spoof A24’s buzzy documentary, “You Can See…
‘South Park’ Parodies ‘GTA VI’ Hype With Dog Poop Gameplay
As gamers await the release of Grand Theft Auto VI next month, South Park once again took aim at the upcoming game, this time armed with dog poop. On Wednesday’s episode of the Comedy Central show…
Netflix's New Format-Breaking 14-Episode Sitcom Is an Instant Streaming Hit
A new short-form mockumentary series is finding Netflix success two days after its premiere.
Forget 'Sicario,' Taylor Sheridan's Western Is a Masterpiece From Start to Finish
Taylor Sheridan's finest work, Hell or High Water, a 2016 neo-Western with Chris Pine and Jeff Birdges, is even better than Sicario.
This Forgotten Masterpiece Influenced Many of the Best Fantasy Books of the Last 40 Years
Although mostly forgotten, Master of the Five Magics laid the foundations for the hard fantasy systems that would become popular in the next decades.
Apple TV’s Best Drama Confirms It’s Entering a New Era After 4 Seasons
Season 4 of Shrinking will bring about some big changes.
9 Years Ago, Netflix Released a Rare Sci-Fi Sequel Even Better Than the Original
Season 2 of Stranger Things premiered nine years ago, which proved to be nearly as good as season 1 thanks to some great new characters
The Greatest Beatles Lyrics Ever Written, Ranked
Songs with the best lyrics ever written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney for The Beatles, from Rubber Soul, The White Album, Revolver, and more.
James Gunn Calls Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman the DCU’s ‘Diamond Characters,’ Says Krypto, John Stewart and Peacemaker Could ‘Turn Into Diamonds’
James Gunn has once again taken to Threads in defense of his DC universe, and this time, is clarifying his previously proposed eight- to 10-year roadmap for the fictional world and making it clearer…