Inside Letterboxd: the most-watched films and what they reveal about the community
A concise tour of Letterboxd’s most-logged films and the trends they expose about modern cinephilia
John Carter
Russo brothers’ Agbo teams with SXSW London ahead of Avengers: Doomsday
Agbo brings film, television, gaming, and immersive work to SXSW London as a viral image sparks fresh Doomsday theories
Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil reboot gets strong test screening buzz and a 90-minute runtime
Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil aims to strip the franchise back to pure horror with a compact runtime, a fresh cast led by Austin Abrams, and a vision rooted in the games’ tone
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Preview the inaugural FECK Awards and Chaz Ebert’s new honors
Get an early look at Chaz Ebert’s inaugural FECK Awards recipients and the highlights of the gala
Lively v. Baldoni: judge narrows case as pretrial maneuvers raise discovery stakes
A judge tossed ten of thirteen claims in the high-profile suit between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, leaving breach of contract and retaliation counts to go forward and intensifying pretrial discovery battles
Tyler West to host Race Across the World: The Detour after Scott Mills steps down
the BBC has appointed Tyler West to front Race Across the World: The Detour after Scott Mills was removed amid renewed scrutiny over a past police inquiry
Amanda’s gun loan rattles the team in Will Trent
Faith pushes Amanda to rethink trust as conflicting accounts surface
How to stream Moses Itauma vs. Jermaine Franklin on DAZN and what to expect
Follow Moses Itauma’s title defense against Jermaine Franklin in Manchester and find out how to watch the card on DAZN, view odds and learn about Datavault AI’s new partnership
FCC approval of Nexstar–Tegna deal prompts lawsuits and political confrontation
The FCC’s decision to allow Nexstar to acquire Tegna has produced court challenges, heated exchanges between Governor Gavin Newsom and FCC Chair Brendan Carr, and questions about media concentration and regulator authority
Why Jury Duty’s Company Retreat struggles to recapture the original magic
A hidden-camera experiment moves from courtroom to ranch; the result is amiable but less surprising, with strong acting but weaker conflict
Why PlayStation is phasing out the PlayStation Network name
PlayStation is removing the PlayStation Network name in a visual rebrand, but core services like multiplayer and trophies will remain unchanged
Ai-assisted streaming fraud leads to $8.1 million repayment after guilty plea
A landmark conviction shows how AI-generated music and bot networks can be used to siphon royalties from legitimate artists
How Jane’s backstory proves time travel in Paradise season 2
Jane’s 1997 flashback reframes Paradise’s mysteries, linking her to the show’s other time anomalies and the imminent final episodes
V for Vendetta anniversary: why the film’s risks continue to matter
V for Vendetta’s origins, recast drama, shaved head moment, and the contested Valerie sequence explained in a new retrospective
Pretty Lethal review: ballet action meets revenge on Prime Video
Pretty Lethal follows a stranded troupe of ballerinas who must use their training to survive a violent roadblock
A fresh take on family, sex work and reinvention in Margo’s Got Money Troubles
An engaging review of Margo’s Got Money Troubles that explores its themes of family, survival and the public gaze
Atlas of disappearance: a documentary using forensic tools to unearth Franco-era secrets
A documentary by Manuel Correa blends forensic investigation and intimate testimony to recover names, graves and memories erased during Franco’s rule
How We Bare Bears shaped Pixar’s Hoppers and why it matters
Explore the creative link between Daniel Chong’s television work and Pixar’s latest family-friendly film, and what fans of both can expect
Jeremy Larner obituary: the Oscar-winning writer behind The Candidate
Jeremy Larner, who moved between journalism, fiction, political speechwriting and film, died at 88; his work included the Oscar-winning screenplay for The Candidate
Ryan Gosling hosts SNL as he pushes Project Hail Mary with memorable promo moments
Ryan Gosling returns to SNL for his fourth hosting turn to promote Project Hail Mary, deliver comedy sketches and appear alongside musical guest Gorillaz
How Paramount’s takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery reshapes HBO and Showtime
Paramount’s deal to buy Warner Bros. Discovery reunites HBO and Showtime, spotlights brand strategy and raises questions about streaming consolidation and workforce changes
Paramount plans unified streaming but pledges HBO autonomy amid Warner Bros. talks
Paramount’s leadership has signaled that HBO will retain creative independence even as the company proposes to fold streaming services and a large library into a single platform
Rohrwacher’s Three Incestuous Sisters lines up Dakota Johnson, Saoirse Ronan, Jessie Buckley
Alice Rohrwacher will direct an adaptation of Audrey Niffenegger’s novel starring Dakota Johnson, Saoirse Ronan, Jessie Buckley and Josh O’Connor, produced by Indian Paintbrush and TeaTime Pictures
Police launch large-scale operation after downtown shooting
Police have sealed off a central district after a shooting; follow live updates and verified details
New indie releases and interactive anime widen theatrical reach
A lineup of distinctive releases — from a spoof franchise and a fashion comedy to Werner Herzog’s documentary and an interactive anime — is rolling into theaters with expanded bookings and novel engagement models