How Katey Sagal became Dr. Kureha in One Piece season two
Discover how Katey Sagal embraced Dr. Kureha, the creative notes from Eiichiro Oda and why the live-action One Piece season two resonated with fans
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How Death Spa (1988) proves midnight cult films still have bite
A casual invitation to watch a cult gym-horror flips into an argument for the value of midnight movies and different critical appetites
Why the Mary Maxim cardigan stands out in Project Hail Mary
A vintage Mary Maxim knit found at a market was transformed by costume designers into the warm, fox-patterned cardigan that anchors Ryland Grace’s look and sent a Michigan craft brand into high demand
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Adam Sandler headlines Netflix’s remake Time Out directed by Scott Cooper
Adam Sandler joins director Scott Cooper for Time Out, a Netflix remake of the 2001 French film L’Emploi Du Temps that explores deception, work and identity
The Madison season 2: key mysteries fans want solved
A concise guide to the big plot threads from The Madison season 1 — from the fatal flight to Stacy’s move and the family’s future
Arnold Schwarzenegger in Maggie: a subdued zombie drama streaming on HBO Max
If you like post-apocalyptic character pieces, Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Maggie recasts the action star as a grieving father in a quiet, emotional zombie tale
Valerie Cherish faces artificial intelligence in The Comeback season 3
Lisa Kudrow brings Valerie Cherish back in a smart, sometimes uncomfortable season that turns the spotlight on artificial intelligence and the people it threatens
Why Tom Hardy’s role in RocknRolla still matters
A concise look at Tom Hardy’s early work and why RocknRolla endures among fans
New sports-tech registry lets athletes license their digital identity to AI developers
A new platform proposes a regulated marketplace so athletes and sports organizations can license their digital identity and earn royalties when AI systems use their likeness
How Spider-Noir breaks Spider-Man rules and opens the franchise to darker stories
Spider-Noir is a TV-14 Spider-Man series starring Nicolas Cage as Ben Reilly that confronts past restrictions and explores a bleaker corner of the web-slinger mythos
Milan luxury property trends 2026: where to invest now
In this market brief Roberto Conti distills OMI and Nomisma signals on Milan luxury real estate, highlighting zones, pricing trends and practical investment moves
WGA West calls off Los Angeles ceremony as staff strike disrupts awards
The Writers Guild of America West has canceled its Los Angeles awards ceremony scheduled for March 8 after non-supervisory staff launched a strike over first contract talks; the New York event will still go on
Milan luxury property market: where to invest in 2026
A concise, numbers-driven briefing on Milan luxury real estate in 2026: zones to watch, price trends and investment tips
Oscar predictions and ballot changes: a guide to the final vote
The final round of Academy voting arrives amid ballot changes, a new casting category and last-minute campaigning; here’s a clear read on settled races, toss-ups and the latest industry signals
Banijay pursues European hubs for Fear Factor after strong Fox revival in the U.S
Banijay is advancing plans to roll out the revived Fear Factor across Europe via local production hubs after Fox’s U.S. reboot drew strong ratings, while also promoting a slate of fresh formats at its London event.
Trial of Hein review: a disciplined debut probing identity and memory
Austere and theatrical, Kai Stänicke’s Trial of Hein stages a return to a remote island to interrogate how memory and community shape identity
Why The fall and rise of Reggie Dinkins is a welcome return for network comedy
A playful NBC mockumentary, The fall and rise of Reggie Dinkins reunites Robert Carlock’s sharp comedic voice with Tracy Morgan’s idiosyncratic charm to create a modern, showbiz-aware sitcom
My Wife Cries review: Angela Schanelec’s quiet study of love and rupture
Angela Schanelec returns with My Wife Cries, a measured cinematic meditation on desire and loss set against Berlin’s cityscape and premiered at the 2026 Berlinale
Sony develops an animated Venom movie with Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein
Sony is reimagining Venom as an animated feature with Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein set to helm and Tom Hardy attached in some capacity
why radioland murders and a 12-episode blueprint matter for george lucas
a concise look at why a modest 1994 comedy helped refine digital effects, shaped george lucas’ approach to the prequels and connects to his wider plan for a 12-episode saga
41st independent spirit awards winners and red carpet highlights
A full recap of the 41st Independent Spirit Awards, from top winners and breakout performers to blue carpet arrivals and television honors.
indiewire partners with lavazza for 41st film independent spirit awards coverage
IndieWire and Lavazza will deliver lively blue carpet chats and coffee-fueled interviews at the 41st Film Independent Spirit Awards, hosted by Ego Nwodim at the Hollywood Palladium.
nordic stories reach international audiences via new studio and EFM showcase
An LA-based company is packaging Nordic stories for global markets as the European Film Market amplifies the region with a dedicated works-in-progress showcase.
watch the 2026 daytona 500 live online with sling and follow qualifying highlights
Find streaming details for the Daytona 500 on FOX with Sling Blue, a summary of Feb. 11 qualifying highlights and the top drivers to watch this Speedweek.
love story review: intimate portrait of john f. kennedy jr. and carolyn bessette
fx’s ‘Love Story’ reframes a familiar tragedy by narrowing the focus to the couple at its heart, offering a restrained, finely acted portrait rather than tabloid rehashing.