Survivor 50 episode 11 explained: contested immunity, power broker and fan backlash
A controversial immunity reversal and a double elimination made Survivor 50 episode 11 one of the season’s most talked-about installments
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Under Paris 2 begins filming with Alexandre Aja at the helm
Netflix is shooting Under Paris 2 in the south of France with Alexandre Aja directing and key cast members back for a deeper dive into the shark-infested Seine
Why modern shonen outshines its classics in character and craft
Explore the key ways contemporary shonen has reinvented itself while honoring its roots
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Why Andy Serkis’ Animal Farm adaptation falls short of Orwell’s intent
A reassessment of Andy Serkis’ long-gestating animated Animal Farm that questions its creative choices and ideological drift
How a concrete tunnel reshaped Waiting for Godot on Broadway
A Broadway revival of Waiting for Godot replaces the traditional tree and bench with a sculptural tunnel that reframes the play’s themes of time, ritual and exposure
Find your Taylor Sheridan world with a quick quiz
Take ten focused questions to match your instincts to one of four Taylor Sheridan universes based on power, loyalty, and strategy
How Beef season two tightens the screw on rage and comedy
Netflix’s dark comedy Beef evolves in season two with sharper writing and standout performances
Why the Pitt season 2 finale’s post-credits scene matters
A small, joyous coda in the Pitt season 2 finale softens the show’s intensity while leaving several character paths open
Weekend repertory guide for new york: 35mm screenings, restorations, and retrospectives
Explore where to find 35mm prints, a fresh 4K restoration, and curated retrospectives across new york this weekend
Dan Levy’s Big Mistakes balances family comedy and crime on Netflix
A concise appraisal of Dan Levy’s Netflix series: charming family dynamics meet an uneven crime plot
Television shows that bring eight historical moments to life
Explore how television retells history through eight dramas and try the Collider TV Quiz to see what you remember
Céline Dion rumored to mount Paris residency in September and October 2026
Céline Dion fans are buzzing after a coordinated teaser campaign in Paris and media reports that point to a fall 2026 residency at Paris La Défense Arena
Mary Beth Hurt death: stage star and film actress remembered
Mary Beth Hurt, known for her stage work and films such as Interiors and The World According to Garp, died at 79 after a battle with Alzheimer’s
Streaming this week: must-see films and Rabbit, Rabbit casting news
New films to stream this week and a fresh casting breakdown for Netflix’s Rabbit, Rabbit
Colleen Doran’s Good Omens graphic novel slips in an unexpected meme reference
A background panel in Colleen Doran’s Good Omens graphic novel reproduces a viral 2026 Olympic dance move, showing how modern comics fold internet culture into their artwork
Three festival updates: Ebertfest final edition, Mullum Roots expansion, SeriesFest competition lineup
Three festival stories in one: Ebertfest’s last program, Mullum Roots’ headline expansion and SeriesFest’s bold indie pilot slate
Tran Thanh’s Bunny!! to roll out in multiple overseas markets
Tran Thanh’s Bunny!!, a dark relationship drama that became a domestic sensation, is scheduled to open in a string of international markets following impressive local grosses
Why Ready or Not 2 falls short despite Samara Weaving
Samara Weaving delivers electricity and anguish, yet Ready or Not 2 rarely finds fresh ground beyond its blood-soaked callbacks
Hoppers stays strong while Reminders of Him outpaces expectations in early weekend box office
Pixar’s Hoppers shows resilience with a modest second-weekend drop while Reminders of Him benefits from strong audience scores, amid industry legal sagas and awards buzz
How two frontrunners and branch dynamics are shaping the Oscar race
A concise breakdown of the Best Picture duel, acting momentum, and craft category favorites heading into the Oscars
Revisiting George Clooney’s quietly powerful turn in The Descendants
Explore how george clooney and shailene woodley anchor the descendants with subtle, career-shaping performances in a film that earned major awards and enduring respect
Hoppers dominates opening weekend as The Bride struggles with weak returns
Pixar’s Hoppers is projected to deliver a sizable opening and glowing audience response, while The Bride endures a tepid launch amid mixed reviews and low audience scores
Ranking Karl Urban’s top live-action comic book performances
a concise ranking of Karl Urban’s five live-action comic book roles that highlights his range and commitment
Tom Noonan remembered: intimate recollections and career highlights
A close colleague recalls Tom Noonan’s unforgettable performances and singular creative voice
Ben Crompton joins Fremantle as global head of entertainment amid London TV Screenings momentum
Fremantle recruits Ben Crompton to lead global entertainment, reflecting a moment when London’s screenings attract buyers and industry consolidation reshapes distribution strategies