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 altar, where both brides said no. Viewers then saw Jordan Keltner and Megan...

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 thirtysomethings as teens, and a lurching mix of grief and romcom fluff. Despite flashes...

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, Scott Eastwood and Mason Thames unpack the chaos: Eastwood plays Allison Williams’ unfaithful husband;...

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 pandemic delays. The original, praised for its hand-painted look, won eight Annie Awards and an Oscar...

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 secret teen pregnancy, a 17-years-later family life, and daughter Clara’s meet-cute with Miller. A car crash kills Morgan’s...

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 into the present-day story of Morgan, Clara, and Jonah. The film splits between adult grief and a...

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 receive the Humanitarian Award for 10 years of work with the charity,...

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 by debt. As a coveted professorship becomes crucial, Hedda’s ex-lover Eileen Lövborg (Nina Hoss) arrives, also...

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 Charlotte Stoudt and Lee confirm the exit, calling it time for Stella to...

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 contest of instability. Mary Elizabeth Winstead’s Caitlin hires Maika Monroe’s quietly menacing Polly as small sabotages...