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Cameron Crowe Recounts Fast Times Origins

Cameron Crowe’s memoir The Uncool revisits his years as a wunderkind rock journalist and the unlikely making of Fast Times at Ridgemont High. He recalls a family-shaped draft, a withering early rejection, editor Susan Bo…

AI Threatens Hollywood’s Animal Actors, Trainers Warn

In a breezy valley north of Los Angeles, Rocco — a dog with credits from Veronica Mars to The Morning Show — still trains and poses, but work is thinning. Trainers say advancing AI lets productions build animal performan…

Jelly Roll admits affair, says marriage stronger

Jelly Roll revealed on the "Human School" podcast that he had an affair, calling it one of the worst moments of his adulthood that "really, really, really blew me back." He said he has worked hard to repair his marriage …

Late-night mocks Trump ballroom, donors, demolition

Late-night hosts skewered President Trump’s plan for a 90,000-square-foot White House ballroom, citing a donor list that includes Amazon, Apple, Comcast, Google, Microsoft, T-Mobile, Meta Platforms and Hard Rock Internat…

Experts weigh realism of nuclear thriller

Kathryn Bigalow’s A House of Dynamite imagines a lone nuclear missile racing toward the U.S., then locks viewers inside the real-time decisions of the president, generals and staff. Experts say the surprise single-warhea…

Humorous Wildlife Photos Reach Nikon Comedy Finals

Wildlife photographer Bret Saalwaechter captured a tense, comic scene in Tanzania’s Serengeti: hungry lion cubs hounding heat-weary mothers during the dry season. His image, I Just Can’t Wait to Be King, reached the fina…

Muniz Teases Malcolm Revival as Family Reunites

Frankie Muniz stoked excitement for Malcolm in the Middle’s return, sharing a set photo with Christopher Masterson and Justin Berfield and joking on X, "I remembered the theme song," as he said he missed his "brothers." …

Stranger Things 5 Finale Hits Theaters, Netflix

Stranger Things 5’s finale will play on the big screen, with screenings in 350+ U.S. and Canadian theaters starting Dec. 31, 2025 at 5 p.m. PT—the exact moment the episode lands on Netflix—through Jan. 1, 2026. The unpre…

Broadway Musicians Reach Tentative Deal, Strike Averted

Broadway averted a strike early Thursday as the musicians’ union, Local 802 of the American Federation of Musicians, reached a tentative three-year deal with the Broadway League after an 18-hour, mediator-assisted bargai…

Tess Daly, Claudia Winkleman Leaving Strictly

Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman will leave Strictly Come Dancing at the end of the current season, announcing on Instagram they always intended to depart together and that "now feels like the right time." The duo, who ha…

Nobody Wants This Loses Spark in Season Two

Netflix’s Nobody Wants This returns with new showrunners Jenni Konner and Bruce Eric Kaplan, but its second season loses much of the first season’s charm. While attempts to soften earlier portrayals of Jewish women sidel…

Love Is Blind Season 9 Ends Unwed

Love Is Blind’s Oct. 22 finale closed without a single “I do,” the franchise’s first season with no marriages. Of the three couples left, Ali Lima and Anton Yarosh, and Kalybriah Haskin and Edmond Harvey reached the alta…

Regretting You falters as CoHo follow-up

Regretting You, the first follow-up to the hit It Ends With Us, lands as a wan echo of Colleen Hoover’s breakout. Directed by Josh Boone and written by Susan McMartin, it’s faulted for missing chemistry, uncanny thirtyso…

Cast Talks Wild Regretting You Adaptation

Colleen Hoover’s Regretting You hits theaters Friday with a knotty web of romance, betrayal and loss—plus a baby of uncertain paternity. Dave Franco says someone recently reacted, What in the Maury Povich was that? as he…

Netflix to Distribute Mitchells Sequel with Sony

Netflix will distribute the sequel to The Mitchells vs. the Machines under a licensing pact with Sony, signaling a collaborative partnership after the streamer acquired the first film for a reported $100 million amid pan…

Regretting You Review: Melodrama, Missteps, Committed Performances

“Regretting You” is skewered as a wildly uneven melodrama that ricochets between earnest tragedy and oddball humor. Opening at a 2007 end-of-term party, with The Killers’ music figuring prominently, it tracks Morgan’s se…

Regretting You Falters with Thin Teen Romance

After praising the polished It Ends With Us, the reviewer finds Josh Boone’s Regretting You a chintzy, tonally erratic misfire. Opening flashbacks force 30‑somethings to play teens, casting a garish pall that lingers int…

JoJo Siwa Honored at Dancers Against Cancer Gala

JoJo Siwa and Chris Hughes made their red carpet debut at the 2025 Dancers Against Cancer Gala of the Stars at the Beverly Hilton on Tuesday, trading kisses and giggles on arrival. Hughes surprised Siwa with news she’d r…

Nia DaCosta’s Melodrama Recasts Hedda in 1950s England

Director Nia DaCosta delivers a heady, Ibsen-inspired melodrama set in a 1950s English country house, where Hedda (Tessa Thompson) marries timid scholar George Tesman (Tom Bateman) for luxury in a vast house now burdened…

Greta Lee Exits The Morning Show

Greta Lee has bid farewell to The Morning Show: in season four’s sixth episode, her character Stella Bak walks away after an AI rollout implodes, her affair is exposed, and she’s left alone at an airport. Showrunner Char…

Hulu Cradle remake stumbles despite slick craft

Hulu’s remake of The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, directed by Michelle Garza Cervera from Micah Bloomberg’s script, is faulted for draining the original’s lurid charge and turning its mother–nanny duel into a muddled cont…

Patrick John Flueger Takes Leave from Chicago P.D.

Chicago P.D. will be down an officer as original cast member Patrick John Flueger takes a leave of absence to address a personal matter, sources say. Flueger, who plays Adam Ruzek, is expected to return later this season…

First 10s on Dancing With the Stars

Dancing With the Stars turned emerald for Wicked Night, with director Jon M. Chu guest-judging and Chris Scott choreographing a punchy pro opening. Whitney Leavitt’s glittering Popular quickstep earned the season’s first…

Kenny Loggins Objects to 'Danger Zone' Use

Kenny Loggins condemned the unauthorized use of his song “Danger Zone” in an AI-generated video on Truth Social that depicts President Donald Trump dumping excrement from a fighter jet onto last weekend’s “No Kings” prot…

Heat 2, Jumanji Lead Expanded California Incentives

California’s newly expanded film tax credit is drawing productions back, with 52 movies awarded $334 million in incentives, led by Heat 2 and the next Jumanji. The slate is projected to generate $1.4 billion in economic …

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