One Piece time skip explained: how each Straw Hat leveled up
Explore the training, new techniques and pivotal moments that made the Straw Hats ready for the New World
Warner Bros. CinemaCon 2026 preview: Digger, Dune: Part Three and a risk-heavy slate
Warner Bros. leaned into big names and big risks at CinemaCon 2026, from Tom Cruise’s unusual lead in Digger to a sprawling 2027-2028 release plan
Adam Levine set to rejoin The Voice for season 30 after Alexia Jayy win
Adam Levine confirmed his comeback to The Voice for season 30 after coaching Alexia Jayy to victory, reinforcing his long-running role on the show
Bradley Cooper set to helm Ocean’s prequel co-starring Margot Robbie
Bradley Cooper will lead an Ocean’s prequel as writer, director and star alongside Margot Robbie, with the film set for release on June 25, 2027
Warner Bros schedules key 2027 and 2028 releases including Ocean’s prequel
Warner Bros has revealed release dates for several franchise entries, a Margot Robbie-led prequel and new horror installments
The Currents trailer: Isabel Aimé González-Sola leads a psychological drama
A festival standout examines identity and fear in a dreamlike drama — watch the trailer and find screening dates
Inside Jury Duty: Company Retreat — the unwitting hero on hot sauce and captain’s hats
an up-close look at the reluctant star of Jury Duty: Company Retreat and how small moments like hot sauce and a captain’s hat shaped life after Rockin’ Grandmas
Ranking every Star Trek television series by IMDb user score
See how fans score every Star Trek television show on IMDb from lowest to highest
Signature Entertainment buys UK and Irish distribution rights for Chili Finger
Signature Entertainment will release Chili Finger in the UK and Ireland after the film’s festival debut, bringing a star-studded dark comedy to local audiences
A closer look at Mother Mary: style, spectacle and thin story
A stylistically audacious but emotionally spare portrait of fame, possession and creative entanglement
Ilker Çatak’s Yellow Letters secures global distribution after Berlinale triumph
A Berlinale-winning political drama, Yellow Letters has attracted buyers worldwide while prompting mixed critical reactions
Bob Odenkirk leads a Kolstad-scripted small-town action film
A quiet Minnesota town is upended when a botched heist exposes a hidden web of violence, forcing Bob Odenkirk’s reluctant sheriff to act
Why path of destruction remains a forgettable sci‑fi TV movie starring Chris Pratt
A concise take on Chris Pratt’s early sci‑fi outing on the Sci‑Fi Channel and why the film only clicks for completionists
Bloodborne movie: Sony announces R-rated animated adaptation
Sony is turning Bloodborne into an R-rated animated feature produced with PlayStation Productions and Lyrical Animation, with creator Seán McLoughlin attached as a producer
Byron Allen expands into CBS late-night with Comics Unleashed
Byron Allen’s panel comedy will occupy CBS’s 11:35 p.m. time slot after Stephen Colbert departs, creating a two-hour block under a time-buy arrangement
Keke Palmer’s The ‘Burbs returns to Peacock for season 2
Peacock extends Keke Palmer’s suburban mystery with a second season pickup
Looksmaxxer Clavicular ends 60 Minutes interview after probe into incel links and Tate association
Clavicular abruptly left a 60 Minutes Australia interview after challenging questions tied his looksmaxxing philosophy to the incel world and his ties to Andrew Tate
Inside The Wizard of the Kremlin: Assayas, Law and the Venice buzz
Explore the filmic reimagining of Russia’s transition in The Wizard of the Kremlin and the conversations around its trailer and performances
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
How Krusty torching Action Comics #1 became a sharper joke over time
A look at how a single sight gag in The Simpsons’ “Homie the Clown” becomes more absurd as the value of Action Comics #1 rises
Paddington the Musical set to capitalize on Olivier success with possible Broadway run
Paddington the Musical dominated the Olivier Awards 2026 and its team is studying a potential Broadway transfer in 2027 amid practical and creative considerations
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
Southeast Asia studios team up to produce global action films
A new Jakarta-centered production venture aims to export Indonesian action cinema through high-profile remakes and silat-driven originals
Euphoria season 3: recap, controversies and what must change
A fresh, clear-eyed recap of Euphoria’s narrative risks, key controversies and the open questions heading into season 3
ChaO: a whimsical mermaid romance from Studio4°C
a vibrant Studio4°C film, ChaO pairs an unlikely arranged marriage with exaggerated animation and a densely populated world