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A shouty and self-serious action thriller about a team of ambiguously corrupt Miami cops who threaten to turn on each other after they discover a fortune of very stealable cartel money hidden in an unassuming safe house, Joe Carnahan’s “The Rip” would be easy to dismiss as run-of-the-mill streaming fare if not for the casting…
Charli XCX‘s cinephilia has been well documented in recent years, from her viral Letterboxd reviews to her Coachella set that handed the “Brat Summer” baton to some of her favorite indie directors releasing films in 2025. And while she has made several appearances this year in films like “100 Nights of Hero,” “Sacrifice,” and “Erupcja,”…
For years, it’s been Netflix and Chill, but it’s increasingly becoming Netflix and Party. On Halloween on Friday, Netflix is again releasing a Sing-a-Long version of its mega-hit “KPop Demon Hunters” into theaters, encouraging costumes and trying to get even more fans out of the house by expanding to more territories and theaters. It’s a…
With “Nirvanna the Band,” Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol might have found the Holy Grail of comedy. Their ongoing multimedia project, which began with a DIY webseries (“Nirvanna the Band”) in 2007 before the now-defunct Viceland aired two seasons of a full-fledged TV series (“Nirvanna the Band the Show”), and is now headed to the…
Ryan HockensmithSep 29, 2025, 10:54 PM ET Close Ryan Hockensmith is a Penn State graduate who joined ESPN in 2001. He is a survivor of bacterial meningitis, which caused him to have multiple amputation surgeries on his feet. He is a proud advocate for those with disabilities and addiction issues. He covers everything from the…
Disney and 20th Century Studios on Monday announced that “The Simpsons” are coming back to the big screen. An untitled “Simpsons Movie” sequel will hit theaters on July 23, 2027. “The Simpsons” has already been renewed through its 40th season, which would air in 2028 and 2029, taking the series to well over 800 total…
James plays Tinder co-founder and eventual Bumble entrepreneur Whitney Wolfe Herd in a glossy TV movie that plays like you-go-girl agitprop, and without the wit or filmmaking craft of the only social networking biodrama that was so far actually good. Source link
