Why striking posters and last-minute Oscar momentum changed the conversation
A look at how creative poster design and late awards momentum influenced Oscar season attention and predictions
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
How Midnight Mass echoes From while standing on its own
A compact guide to Mike Flanagan’s Midnight Mass: what it is, why it feels like From, and how its cast and finale turn religious themes into chilling horror
Tarantino writes an old-fashioned British farce aimed at the West End
Quentin Tarantino has written an original British farce intended for the West End, shifting focus from his next cinematic project to a stage comedy rich in physical humor and ensemble interplay
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
How Jeremy Larner turned campaign experience into The Candidate screenplay
A concise portrait of Jeremy Larner: speechwriter, novelist, Oscar-winning screenwriter and the personal experiences that inspired The Candidate
WGA approves pattern of demands focusing on health care, pay and AI ahead of negotiations
The Writers Guild approved a detailed bargaining agenda with 97.4% support, pressing studios for bigger contributions to pension and health funds, higher pay and protections around artificial intelligence
Tom Noonan remembered: intimate recollections and career highlights
A close colleague recalls Tom Noonan’s unforgettable performances and singular creative voice
How archives and arts become tools of resistance in film and classrooms
A concise examination of how cinema and differentiated education use archives, art, and preservation to challenge erasure and empower communities
Alan Ritchson War Machine review: a Predator-tinged Netflix blast
A brisk, old-school action movie led by Alan Ritchson, War Machine mixes familiar sci-fi tropes with a clear protagonist arc and practical location work
Heated Rivalry season 2 update as creator balances new Netflix series
Jacob Tierney told Variety on March 6, 2026, that he is actively writing season 2 of Heated Rivalry while also developing the Netflix series Alexander
Why Predator: Badlands is dominating streaming and what it means for the franchise
Predator: Badlands translated box office gains into sustained streaming visibility, spotlighting Dan Trachtenberg’s reinvention and a new alien perspective
Jena Malone unveils ‘Barstow’ and announces album Flowers for Men
Jena Malone, known for her film work, releases the lead single ‘Barstow’ from the album Flowers for Men and debuts a Jennifer Reeder-directed music video starring Robin Tunney
Hoppers previews signal revival for Pixar originals ahead of weekend debut
Early preview receipts and near-universal praise have Hoppers positioned as a contender to rekindle the Pixar original box office, with premium formats and strong theater counts boosting prospects
Netflix greenlights The Night Agent season 4 with production moving to Los Angeles
Netflix confirmed a fourth season of The Night Agent, with production shifting to Los Angeles and creator Shawn Ryan promising more high-stakes twists
Olivia Delcán’s The Bastard Daughter casts Nora Navas in tragicomic lead
Nora Navas is attached to star in Olivia Delcán’s feature debut The Bastard Daughter, a sharp tragicomedy produced by Solita Films with support from regional Balearic bodies
How Gianfranco Rosi maps everyday life under Mount Vesuvius in Pompei: Below the Clouds
A thoughtful portrait of Naples that traces daily routines, civic duties and subterranean histories under the watch of Mount Vesuvius
From Everwood to blockbusters: how Chris Pratt and Greg Berlanti began their journeys
A look at Everwood’s role in the early careers of Chris Pratt and Greg Berlanti and how a four-season drama left a lasting industry footprint
Why Shrinking stands out on Apple TV beyond the streamer’s sci‑fi identity
Explore why Shrinking’s blend of candid therapy scenes, strong ensemble performances, and careful emotional work positions it as a standout on Apple TV
How Deli Boys, CBC Gem’s March slate and Lavazza intersect at the Spirit Awards
A quick look at the Deli Boys cast at the Film Independent Spirit Awards, CBC Gem’s March programming highlights and a short profile of Lavazza
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
Paramount legal dispute over alleged premature UFC disclosure and reality show deal
A private development project spiraled into corporate scrutiny when R.J. Cipriani raised concerns about an alleged leak of Paramount’s $7.7 billion UFC media-rights terms, drawing outside counsel, a whistleblower tip and mediation
How Nicola Coughlan pushed back against body scrutiny on Bridgerton
Nicola Coughlan talks candidly about confronting body commentary, choosing an empowering on-screen moment, and how Bridgerton’s recent episodes explore grief, intimacy, and character growth
Repertory screenings and Green Mountain Film Festival must-sees
A compact preview of New York repertory programs, tickets and programming for the 25th Green Mountain Film Festival, and a note on Sang-il Lee’s Kabuki drama kokuho
From arenas to screen: 15 athletes who turned to acting
From boxing rings to blockbuster sets, these 15 athletes translated sports fame into memorable screen careers
























