Who The Hell Is Winning Best Supporting Actress?
With Michelle Williams out of the picture, who's ahead in Best Supporting Actress? Is it one of the Women Talking ladies for the win? Or can Paramount push Margot Robbie here instead of in Lead?
‘Beau Is Afraid’ Review: Aster and Phoenix Get Jewlirious
A paranoid man embarks on an epic odyssey to get home to his mother in this bold and ingeniously depraved new film from writer/director Ari Aster.
Yeri Han Shares How ‘Minari’ Helped Her Connect With Her Own Family’s History
Yeri Han, star of Lee Isaac Chung's Minari, discusses her work on the film, helping realize the director's vision, and building relationships with her co-stars.
SXSW Review: ‘Clerk’ Cements Director Kevin Smith’s Legacy
A documentary on the career and life of filmmaker and raconteur Kevin Smith.
TV Review: Atlanta, 3×5, “Cancer Attack”
Sometimes shows just be over my head acting fake deep. Where’s the poop jokes?
Exclusive Interview: Maddie Dixon-Poirier On Hit The Road
Jason Alexander created a new show for Audience Network. The Swallows are a traveling family of musicians but they ain’t The Partridge Family. As if the name wasn’t a double entendre enough, The Swall...[Read More]
TCA Exclusive: Amber Stevens West On The Final Episodes Of The Carmichael Show
The final episodes of NBC’s The Carmichael Show air tonight. Amber Stevens West is now on the new fall show Ghosted on Fox, so I met her at the Fox TCA party last night where she filled me in on the l...[Read More]
Director Enrico Casarosa and Producer Andrea Warren on the Making of LUCA
In Portorosso, a seaside town on the Italian Riviera, a young boy named Luca shares adventures with his new best friend, Alberto. But Luca and Alberto are hiding a secret: they are both sea monsters f...[Read More]
Blu-ray Review: ‘Star Trek Beyond’ Boldly Goes Into Familiar Territory
Matt Marshall revisit one of summer's better films and sequels in 'Star Trek Beyond,' now available on Blu-ray combo pack.
You by Caroline Kepnes, Review by Corinne Donnelly
Caroline Kepnes' You is just another run-of-the-mill erotic thriller with page after page of predictable reveals, senseless violence, and exaggerated sensuality.
