What Else What Else? Jokes aside, I don’t care how many kids Nick Cannon has, as long as he’s providing for them. He’s rich, do whatever. But talking about the power of his sperm is weird, and I WILL be judging that. (DListed) What is the impact of re-wearing vintage and By Sarah • Apr 21, 2023 04:09 pm
Movie Reviews and Previews Chris Evans and Ana de Armas in Ghosted Ghosted is like a green smoothie that promises you that THIS smoothie will taste good, and not at all like licking grass. Like that smoothie, Ghosted is full of many ingredients meant to sweeten the flavor, but also like that smoothie, it still ends up tasting like licking grass. That By Sarah • Apr 21, 2023 12:50 pm
Style He’s Just Ken Start your weekend right with Ryan “He’s Just Ken” Gosling in a patterned suit and pink shirt. He’s also still rocking the hot Fall Guy hair that Lainey likes so much. The Gos attended a TAG Heuer party marking the 60th anniversary of their Carrera timepiece. TAG was By Sarah • Apr 21, 2023 10:18 am
Business of Hollywood Intro for April 21, 2023 Dear Gossips, One month after she was unceremoniously fired, Victoria Alonso, the ousted Marvel executive, has settled with Disney in her wrongful termination suit. Deadline reports she received a “multi-million dollar” settlement. No one expected this to go to court, as with Scarlett Johansson, it does not behoove Disney to By Sarah • Apr 21, 2023 08:54 am
Movie Reviews and Previews Nicholas Hoult and Nicolas Cage in Renfield Renfield, from The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman and director Chris McKay, the man behind the phenomenal The LEGO Batman Movie and the horrible Tomorrow War, imagines Dracula in the modern day, dealing with modern problems such as: his assistant, Renfield, has discovered self-help. Nicolas Cage stars as Dracula—as By Sarah • Apr 14, 2023 02:08 pm
Movie Reviews and Previews Michelle Williams in Showing Up Michelle Williams and filmmaker Kelly Reichardt reunite for their fourth collaborative effort, Showing Up, a slow-moving almost-comedy about art and life and the artist life. Reichardt is known for her style of “slow cinema”, that is, the cinema of regular people living regular lives in regular society, or even on By Sarah • Apr 13, 2023 01:52 pm
TV Updates Ali Wong and Steven Yeun in Beef The outer limits of anger and identity are the meat and potatoes of Beef, Lee Sung Jin’s bold comedy-drama about road rage, family, and having it all. Co-produced by Netflix and cinematic tastemaker A24, Beef was created by Lee and directed by Lee, Jake Schreier, and Hikari (Lee and By Sarah • Apr 13, 2023 11:00 am
Maple Leaf Make Emily Hampshire a rom-com queen With movies finally and consistently rebounding in theaters, we’ve recently been wondering if R-rated comedies can return to cinemas, too. The genre has been relegated to streaming over the last few years, but once upon a time, comedies, even R-rated ones, could consistently deliver solid box office (Seth Rogen By Sarah • Apr 12, 2023 02:22 pm
Movie Reviews and Previews The Marvels’ good vibes It feels like there are a lot of question marks hanging over Marvel lately, after the ups and downs of the last few years, but despite how badly parts of the internet want Brie Larson to fail, The Marvels is not one of them. Captain Marvel was a billion-dollar hit, By Sarah • Apr 11, 2023 02:49 pm
Movie Reviews and Previews Indiana Jones is gonna die Star Wars Celebration occurred over the weekend, and because there’s not actually THAT much Star Wars stuff coming, it included a presentation for Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. (They should probably change “Star Wars Celebration” to “Lucasfilm Legends” or similar. Anyway.) This is the best trailer we’ By Sarah • Apr 10, 2023 01:33 pm
Star Wars More new Star Wars stuff Star Wars Celebration took place over the weekend in London, a mini Comic-Con for the Force set, though all the big announcements were contained to Friday. Once you get through all the grandstanding, there’s not actually THAT much news, though Disney and Lucasfilm know how to make even the By Sarah • Apr 10, 2023 10:24 am
Movie Reviews and Previews Chris Pratt(’s voice) in The Super Mario Bros. Movie Super Mario Bros., the 1993 live-action adaptation of the popular Nintendo video game series of the same name, is widely regarded as one of the worst movies ever made. Thirty years later, Hollywood and Nintendo are back with another attempt to capture that Mario magic and translate it to the By Sarah • Apr 06, 2023 11:59 am
Movie Reviews and Previews Air Jordans in Air Like Tetris before it, Air, a movie about shoes, has no right to be as good as it is. But Air is good, the kind of old-fashioned crowd-pleaser that stars grown-ass characters doing grown-ass things like taking calls and making calls and watching the tape and inventing the most beautiful By Sarah • Apr 05, 2023 02:44 pm
Movie Reviews and Previews Another weird DC footnote The trailer for Blue Beetle dropped this week, giving us a look at a probably doomed entry into the DCU, or whatever they’re calling the hangover films between DC’s Zack Snyder past and James Gunn future. This film should be notable as the first major superhero movie headlined By Sarah • Apr 05, 2023 01:27 pm
Movie Reviews and Previews Hello, Barbie As if we weren’t already obsessed with Barbie—just the idea of it, a Barbie movie with THAT collection of talent in front of and behind the camera—yesterday Barbie released FANTASTIC character posters (you can make your own, too!) and a bomb-ass trailer and now we are EVEN By Sarah • Apr 05, 2023 11:03 am
Movie Reviews and Previews Here comes the Best Stunts Oscar The last several years have seen a growing call to create a Best Stunts Oscar, to recognize the stunt coordinators and choreographers who make thrilling action part of cinema. The drumbeat supporting a Best Stunts Oscar is primarily driven by two things: a return to practical, in-camera stunt work throughout By Sarah • Apr 03, 2023 02:39 pm
