- “Sidelined: The QB and Me” – A Heartfelt Rom-Com That Scores Big on Tubi
Tubi’s latest original, Sidelined: The QB and Me, directed by Justin Wu, delivers an endearing YA rom-com adaptation of Tay Marley’s beloved Wattpad novel, The QB Bad Boy and Me. Brimming with themes of love, ambition, and self-discovery, the film encapsulates the emotional highs and lows of youth while staying true to its roots as…
- Amazon Prime’s ‘Cruel Intentions’: A Bold Reimagining That Struggles to Capture the Original’s Edge
Pierre Choderlos de Laclos’ 1782 novel Les Liaisons dangereuses once again finds a way in the test of time and reincarnate, this time in the form of an Amazon Prime TV series. The series is a modern reimagining of the 1999 film Cruel Intentions starring Sarah Michelle Gellar, Reese Witherspoon, Ryan Phillippe and Selma Blair.…
- REVIEW: ‘Wicked’ Soars into Theaters Defying Expectations
Since its Broadway debut in 2003, Wicked has become a beloved musical. Twenty years later, director Jon M. Chu and Universal Pictures are sharing this treasured story beyond the stage. The film brings Broadway alums Ariana Grande (13: The Musical) as Glinda and Tony-Award winner Cynthia Erivo (The Color Purple) as Elphaba to the silver-screen. …
- Terrifier 3 Is A Bloody, Bold Triumph in Modern Horror
Damien Leone’s Terrifier 3 feels like a gleeful celebration of everything that makes horror fans squirm and laugh. It’s a rare horror film that unapologetically pushes boundaries, combining gratuitous gore, dark humor, and the unhinged presence of Art the Clown in a way that feels both daring and masterfully crafted. Leone’s third installment in the…
- EXCLUSIVE: Alex Wolff on Exploring the Dark Side of Frat Culture in ‘The Line’ and Collaborating with Director Ethan Berger
Alex Wolff stars in the new drama The Line, directed by Ethan Berger with supporting performances from the likes of Lewis Pullman, Halle Bailey, Austin Abrams, and Angus Cloud. This cautionary tale on the potentially dangerous environments of college fraternities provides a glimpse into the dark side of frat culture and asks questions of responsibility…
- Movie Review: A Heartfelt Tale of Ghosts and Choices in Girl Haunts Boy
In Girl Haunts Boy director Emily Ting crafts a modern ghost story that is more about the living than the dead. At first glance, the premise seems like a familiar haunted house narrative, but the film quickly surprises with its depth of emotion and exploration of the human condition, especially in the delicate space between…
- Review: Outer Banks Season 4 — Treasure Hunting, Danger, and the Bonds of Friendship
The Pogues are back in Outer Banks Season 4, and the stakes have never been higher. With the return of John B (Chase Stokes), Sarah (Madelyn Cline), JJ (Rudy Pankow), Kiara (Madison Bailey), Pope (Jonathan Daviss), and Cleo (Carlacia Grant), fans are in for the wildest ride yet. Set to be split into two parts,…
- Meg Donnelly: Shaping Her Music Career While Guiding Disney’s Next Generation
Meg Donnelly has been a staple in the entertainment world from a young age. A self-proclaimed “theater kid,” she began honing her voice, dance, and acting craft at just six years old, training at Annie’s Playhouse – School of Performing Arts in Far Hills, New Jersey. From there, Donnelly starred in Disney Channel’s Zombies franchise,…
- Heartstopper Season 3 Review: Falling In Love All Over Again
Heartstopper Season 3 has finally arrived, and fans are in for a heartfelt journey through all eight episodes, packed with deeper emotional connections, personal challenges, and more mature themes. As Nick (Kit Connor) and Charlie’s (Joe Locke) relationship continues to grow, this season explores uncharted territories, offering fans a richer and more complex look at…
- Why DreamWorks’ “The Wild Robot” Should Be at the Top of Your Awards Season Watchlist
Even though the Oscars are still months away, awards season is slowly ramping up and will soon have dozens of movies competing for your attention on a daily basis. You can’t always watch them all, but one that I believe audiences everywhere should prioritize is the new Dreamworks animated feature The Wild Robot. Based on…
- Only Murders in the Building Season 4 Delivers Suspense, Laughs, and a Double Murder Mystery
The fourth season of Only Murders in the Building is shaping up to be one of its best, offering a gripping mystery (or two!) and a delightful lineup of guest stars, including Zach Galifianakis, Eugene Levy, and Kumail Nanjiani. Paul Rudd even returns, playing his former character’s eccentric stunt double, Glen. The season kicks off…
- Will Ferrell and Harper Steele Reconnect in Heartfelt Documentary: A Journey of Friendship, Identity, and Laughter
Will & Harper is a heartfelt documentary that chronicles the 30-year friendship between comedian Will Ferrell and writer Harper Steele, following her recent journey of coming out as a trans woman. The two first bonded on the set of Saturday Night Live, where Steele wrote many of Ferrell’s sketches, some of which she humorously notes…
- The Perfect Dance: Why Netflix’s “The Perfect Couple” Dance Intro is “Criminally” Good
Two weeks since its release, Netflix’s “The Perfect Couple” continues to dominate ratings. The limited series, based on the novel by Elin Hilderbrand, is in Netflix’s Global Top 10 with over 20M views, as of September 8. The Nantucket murder mystery, directed by Susanne Bier, features a star-studded cast, which includes Nicole Kidman, Liev Schreiber,…
- Uglies: A Dystopian Journey Through Beauty and Rebellion
Joey King’s portrayal of Tally Youngblood in Netflix’s Uglies is the culmination of a decade-long dream. Since she was 11, King had been drawn to Scott Westerfeld’s 2005 dystopian novel, and now she brings that passion to life on screen—not just as the lead actor, but as an executive producer, guiding the project with a…
- Emily in Paris Season 4 Introduces a Rival: The Show’s Biggest Drama Yet as Emily Faces New Competition for Gabriel
Spoiler Alert: Emily in Paris Season 4, Part 2 Recap Darren Star’s Emily in Paris returns with its signature blend of charm and chaos as Season 4, Part 2 introduces Emily’s first true rival in the City of Light. Despite her many blunders over the seasons, from misreading French dates to the infamous love triangle…
- REVIEW: “The Perfect Couple”: A New Mystery Drama Set to Captivate Audiences
In the six-part drama, “The Perfect Couple,” Amelia Sacks is set to marry into one of the wealthiest families on Nantucket, but the picturesque wedding takes a dark turn when a body is discovered on the beach. What was once anticipated as the event of the season, meticulously orchestrated by the groom’s mother, Greer Garrison…
- EXCLUSIVE: Drew Ray Tanner Talks the Challenges of Playing Axel in Boot Camp—Avoiding YA Clichés and Bringing Depth to His Character
In Boot Camp, Whitney signs up for an intense summer boot camp with the goal of reinventing herself, only to find herself unexpectedly falling for her off-limits personal trainer, Axel. What begins as a physical transformation quickly evolves into a journey of self-discovery, as Whitney learns to shed the weight of others’ expectations and embrace…
- Emily in Paris” Season 4: A Stylish Return, But Where’s the Spark?
Season 4 of Emily in Paris has arrived, and fans of the show will find themselves back in familiar territory. The first half of the season is now available, with the second half set to release on September 12. While the series continues to deliver the stylish escapism it’s known for, there’s a sense that…
- INTERVIEW: Hulu Unveils New Design Competition “Dress My Tour”
Have you ever wondered who is behind some of your favorite artists’ most iconic stage looks? Hulu is pulling back the curtain on costume design with its innovative unscripted series “Dress My Tour,” produced by Relevé Entertainment and All3Media America. Hosted by supermodel and actress Kate Upton, the 10 episode series follows 11 aspiring designers…
- 76th Emmy Award Nominations: ‘Shogun’ Leads, Lily Gladstone Makes History, and Selena Gomez Earns First Emmy Nod
On July 17, two months out from the star-studded event, the 76th Emmy Nominations were announced. Tony Hale, who recently captivated audiences with his portrayal of Fear in Disney/Pixar’s “Inside Out,” announced the 2024 nominees with “Abbott Elementary’s” Sheryl Lee Ralph and Television Academy chair Cris Abrego. Leading in the nominations was FX’s “Shogun” with…