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“The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” is headed to Detroit.

The NBC late night show will host a one-night-only special episode at the Detroit Opera House on Sunday, Sept. 14. The show will air on Monday, Sept. 15 on NBC and will be available to stream the next day on Peacock.

The Detroit-set episode will kickstart the string of post-“Sunday Night Football” editions of “The Tonight Show,” which were previously announced to kick off on Sunday, Sept. 21.

The special episode is a collaboration between NBCUniversal and Ford, whose partnership is entering into its fifth year, with Ford working with Fallon and the late night show’s team to spotlight a...

Since winning Best Picture and Best Director Oscars for "The Hurt Locker," Kathryn Bigelow has established herself as a fearless chronicler of hot button topics. This gets her in trouble sometimes. While she earned her a good deal of critical accolades for the film (including a Best Picture nod), her 2012 docudrama-thriller about the post-9/11 hunt for Osama bin Laden, "Zero Dark Thirty," was taken to task by some reviewers and politicians for appearing to suggest that the United States' enhanced interrogation techniques (aka "torture") proved useful in finding the whereabouts of the al-Qaeda leader. Five years later, she drew fire again for taking an emotionally distant approach to the Detroit Uprising of 1967 in "Detroit.

Elisa Giudici reporting from Venice

Kathryn Bigelow’s A House of Dynamite is not, at its core, about nuclear war. It is about the frightening ease with which the world could stumble into one. Eight years after Detroit, Bigelow returns with a film that feels less like a departure than the logical consequence of her career: taut, unsentimental, and anchored in a realism so sharp that it leaves the audience unnerved long after the credits roll.

The premise is brutally simple. One morning, somewhere in the Pacific, a missile is launched and slips undetected past U.S. defense systems. Nothing is confirmed—its origin, its payload, its intent—but the...

The day starts like any other. But the big question is: how will it end? That’s the lingering question on everyone’s mind in the new, intense footage for the upcoming political thriller A House of Dynamite. Earlier today, Netflix released the official teaser trailer, where Idris Elba and Rebecca Ferguson’s characters are tasked with leading the nation as they are facing the impending threat of nuclear warfare.

The two lead stars are joined by a talented ensemble cast, including notable names like Greta Lee, Anthony Ramos, Jason Clarke, Gabriel Basso, Jared Harris, Tracy Letts, Moses Ingram and Jonah Hauer-King. Directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Kathryn Bigelow, A House of Dynamite...

The first trailer for Kathryn Bigelow’s new thriller, A House of Dynamite, is out, giving audiences a glimpse at one of the year’s most intense films.

The movie, written by Noah Oppenheim, tells the story of how the U.S. government reacts when a nuclear missile is fired at Chicago by an unknown enemy.

Idris Elba leads the cast as the President of the United States. Rebecca Ferguson plays Captain Olivia Walker, who works as a key link between the White House and military leaders. The ensemble also includes Gabriel Basso, Jared Harris, Tracy Letts, Anthony Ramos, Moses Ingram, Jonah Hauer-King, Greta Lee, Jason Clarke, and more. Netflix confirmed...

Kathryn Bigelow hasn’t directed a feature film since 2017’s “Detroit,” an eight-year hiatus during which our increasingly unstable world began to bear an uncomfortable resemblance to her geopolitical thrillers. Fortunately, fans of her distinct brand of filmmaking will have another white knuckler to stress over when “A House of Dynamite” premieres this fall.

Bigelow’s new film, which has been branded as one of Netflix’s strongest Oscar contenders of the season, follows a President of the United States (Idris Elba) as he meets with advisors to determine the “best” course of action in the face of a deadly nuclear missile strike.

“A House of Dynamite” is written by Noah Oppenheim, who enjoyed a lengthy TV career as a producer for and eventual president of NBC News before co-creating “Zero Day” and writing films like “Jackie” and “The Maze Runner.” In addition to Elba, the film stars Rebecca Ferguson,...

Idris Elba and Rebecca Ferguson attempt to lead the nation as it stands on the brink of nuclear warfare in the teaser trailer for the Netflix feature A House of Dynamite.

Director Kathryn Bigelow’s political thriller is set for limited theatrical release in the U.K. on Oct. 3 and in the U.S. on Oct. 10 before its streaming launch Oct. 24. Gabriel Basso, Jared Harris, Tracy Letts, Anthony Ramos, Moses Ingram, Jonah Hauer-King, Greta Lee and Jason Clarke round out the ensemble cast.

A House of Dynamite centers on a team of government officials attempting to navigate an impending nuclear attack on the city of Chicago. Elba plays the U.S. president, while Ferguson portrays military communications lead Captain Olivia Walker.

Bigelow directed the movie from a script by Noah Oppenheim. The pair produce the film alongside Greg Shapiro. Additional performers include Willa Fitzgerald, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Kaitlyn Dever and WNBA standout Angel Reese.

After a flashy premiere at the Venice Film Festival, reviews are pouring in for A House of Dynamite, Kathryn Bigelow's long-awaited return to directing. Rebecca Ferguson stars in the upcoming Netflix political thriller that follows the aftermath of a missile being launched at the United States. The verdict is in for the film, and while it may not be among Bigelow's best films, it appears A House of Dynamite lives up to its explosive premise.

As of this writing, A House of Dynamite has an 86% score on Rotten Tomatoes based on 14 reviews. Most critics seem to agree that the film is by far one of the most tense thrillers of the year,...

Kathryn Bigelow‘s gripping political thriller “A House of Dynamite,” which stars Idris Elba as the President of the United States, triggered an 11-minute ovation at the Venice Film Festival, where it premiered in competition on Tuesday night.

As the end credits rolled, Elba helped Bigelow to her feet and they politely applauded along with the audience. Meanwhile, Elba’s co-star Rebecca Ferguson blew kisses around the room in the Sala Grande Theater.

In the orchestra, a small-but-mighty group of fans were shouting, “Rebecca, we love you! Only you!” Bigelow, too, had her share of admirers in the audience. As the ovation approached the 10-minute mark, the crowd started chanting “Bigelow! Bigelow!” The “House of Dynamite” cast and crew basked in the reception — until they didn’t. By the time the cheering and hollering began to settle down, Bigelow, Elba, Ferguson and company were already heading up the stairs for the exit.

After having gone nearly a decade without releasing a feature, the consensus on the ground at Venice: director Kathryn Bigelow’s latest film “A House of Dynamite” was well worth the wait.

After her last film, “Detroit,” failed to receive the same awards attention her previous two Oscar-winning films, “The Hurt Locker” and “Zero Dark Thirty,” enjoyed the Best Director winner needed a break to find her next subject. At the “A House of Dynamite” festival press conference on Tuesday, she said, “I have to be passionate about a subject matter. For me, I don’t know if I’m really a director or not, but I’m absolutely committed to a subject and a story. And then I feel like I can do anything, but I have to really believe in whatever the material is.”

“A House of Dynamite,” a Netflix release, takes the audience through various perspectives on...

After unleashing pulse-pounding thrillers like The Hurt Locker, Zero Dark Thirty, and Detroit, Kathryn Bigelow returns to light the fuse for A House of Dynamite, a political thriller centering on White House staffers grappling with an impending missile strike on America in real-time. Bigelow’s warning to the world about the threat and danger of nuclear annihilation got a press screening in Venice, Italy, on Tuesday, and critics are already reacting to the celebrated filmmaker’s cautionary tale.

According to Bigelow, A House of Dynamite addresses nuclear weapons, which she feels are a “global issue.” While the film’s goal is to entertain, Bigelow says A House of Dynamite aligns...

Kathryn Bigelow and Netflix have debuted A House of Dynamite at the Venice Film Festival this evening, marking the Oscar-winning filmmaker’s first feature in eight years.

The nuclear thriller opens as an unattributed missile is launched at the United States. As a result, a race begins to determine who is responsible and how to respond.

The movie stars Idris Elba, Rebecca Ferguson, Gabe Basso, Jared Harris, Tracy Letts, Anthony Ramos, Moses Ingram, Jonah Hauer-King, with Greta Lee and Jason Clarke. Script comes from Noah Oppenheim.

The critical reaction so far has been overwhelmingly positive.

Deadline’s Pete Hammond wrote: “[Kathryn Bigelow] hasn’t lost her mojo if this nail biting thriller is any indication. Let’s just hope the world takes notice because this explosive story is scary in many ways, but mostly because it is so completely plausible in the powder keg of a planet we currently exist in.”

The Guardian gives the film 5/5 stars,...

Whoa. Kathryn Bigelow just made a surprise sequel to Oppenheimer. This is one of the most intensely thrilling movies of the year. Goodness gracious. My palms are still sweaty writing about it now hours after the screening. A House of Dynamite, which should've kept the original title as stated in the dialogue, A House Filled with Dynamite, is the first feature film made by Kathryn Bigelow since making Detroit in 2017. She's back with a fury, with a vengeance, with a story that is going to stir things up and get people talking. But of course – that's the point. The whole movie is designed to get people to start discussing, well,...

Eight years since her last feature, Kathryn Bigelow returns with an unrelenting chokehold thriller so controlled, kinetic and unsettlingly immersive that you stagger out at the end of it wondering if the world will still be intact. Though it’s less a war film than a drama about the aggressive threat of war, A House of Dynamite is very much of a piece with the director’s later-career gut punches, The Hurt Locker and Zero Dark Thirty.

It’s a testament to the justifiably high regard in which Bigelow is held that she has drawn such a deep bench of first-rate actors, several of them onscreen for just a brief scene or two yet all making vivid impressions. The large ensemble cast has no weak link.

People tend to dip into the same pool of adjectives to describe the director’s best work — raw, gritty, unflinching, intense and documentary-like in...

Kathryn Bigelow’s new film A House Of Dynamite might not fall into the horror movie genre, but it might as well because it is more frightening than any of them.

The Oscar-winning director and producer of 2008 Best Picture winner The Hurt Locker and 2012 Best Picture nominee Zero Dark Thirty among others is back with with her first feature since Detroit eight years ago, and she hasn’t lost her mojo if this nail-biting thriller is any indication. The Netflix movie had its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival on Tuesday, and let’s just hope the world takes notice because this explosive story is scary in many ways, but mostly because it is so completely plausible in the powder keg of a planet on which we currently exist — so plausible that the question it raises isn’t if it could happen, but rather when. That is how close...

Veteran filmmaker Kathryn Bigelow debuts A House of Dynamite, her first feature in eight years, this evening in Venice.

The film has been described as a nuclear thriller and opens as an unattributed missile is launched at the United States. As a result, a race begins to determine who is responsible and how to respond.

A House of Dynamite was written by Noah Oppenheim, and during this afternoon’s presser for the film, Bigelow said she took the project on as a way to promote immediate discussion about nuclear disarmament across the globe.

“Hopefully the film is an invitation to decide what to do about all these weapons,” Bigelow told journalists in the room.

“My answer would be to initiate a reduction in the nuclear stockpile. How is annihilating the world a good defensive measure? I mean, what are you defending?”

Bigelow added: “Hope against hope maybe we reduce the global stockpile someday,...

Director Kathryn Bigelow wants her new movie, “A House of Dynamite,” to sound the alarm on the dangers of nuclear weapons. The tense political thriller, which premieres on Tuesday at Venice Film Festival and stars Idris Elba and Rebecca Ferguson, follows White House officials who scramble to deal with an incoming missile attack on the U.S.

“Hopefully the film is an invitation to decide what to do about all these weapons,” Bigelow said at Venice during the official press conference. “My answer would be to initiate a reduction in the nuclear stockpile. How is annihilating the world a good defensive measure?”

Bigelow continued, “This is a global issue, where we are with nuclear weapons. Of course, hope against hope is that we reduce the nuclear stockpile one day. But in the meantime, we are really living in a house of dynamite.”

In “A House of Dynamite,” Elba portrays the...

The Netflix viewership charts witnessed a major shakeup this weekend, with the longtime champion KPop Demon Hunters slipping down the rankings amid new competition. The animated film has emerged as Netflix's most-watched title of all time, having debuted only a couple of months ago. In those months, it has become a fixture on the charts, despite having had to deal with movies such as Happy Gilmore 2 and Night Always Comes. KPop Demon Hunters fell to the number two spot recently, following the release of The Thursday Murder Club. But the top 10 list also included a rather unexpected title.

Claiming the number 10 spot on Netflix's global rankings on August 31 was the Indian movie Tehran.

Right from the first turn of the ignition, director Potsy Ponciroli lets us know that the things we might expect of an action film set in ’70s Detroit are exactly the things he intends to deliver. A stream of gas-guzzling sedans, a neon motel sign, a load of sawn-off shotguns (remember them?) and a big guy doing a Tom Selleck roll over the hood, despite being already peppered with bullets and having a knife buried in his arm — all the stuff you may recall from Miami Vice, but without the restrictions of primetime. And that’s all before the first title. What Motor City does not have is dialogue. Well, none to speak of, anyway. I’ve read that it has four lines but I counted five, three of which were “I loved you!”, “I loved her” and “I still do”, which tells the story in a nutshell.

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When it comes to Netflix new releases coming throughout the rest of 2025, most of us are probably thinking in terms of the streamer's upcoming original series. I mean, when we still have the three-part Stranger Things season 5 release on top for the holiday season, that's pretty much pulling all of the focus. But there are some exciting movies that are still to come on Netflix this year.

Case in point, this fall brings A House of Dynamite, the highly anticipated new movie from Academy Award-winning The Hurt Locker and Zero Dark Thirty director Kathryn Bigelow. It's the director's first movie since 2017's Detroit and her first collaboration with Netflix. It's...

The Venice Film Festival is upon us, and that means a lot of movies with awards season potential. But what to watch?!

THR‘s chief film critic surveys the Lido lineup for the films he’s most looking forward to.

After The Hunt

Luca Guadagnino’s latest gives Julia Roberts what reportedly is one of her most complex roles as Alma Olsson, a self-possessed Yale philosophy professor in a comfortable marriage, put in a difficult position when her PhD candidate protégée (Ayo Edebiri) accuses Alma’s colleague and friend (Andrew Garfield) of sexual assault. A thorny examination of contemporary morality ensues, as Alma is forced to wade through professional, political and personal issues stemming from her secretive past without bringing down her neatly structured world. Michael Stuhlbarg and Chloë Sevigny round out the ensemble cast.

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The stirring large-canvas classical storytelling of Pietro Marcello’s 2019 literary adaptation Martin Eden snagged...

Kathryn Bigelow has been absent from movie-making for eight years now after she most recently directed Detroit, but now her next film just got an explosive update. Bigelow will next direct A House of Dynamite, the action thriller starring Idris Elba (Heads of State) and Rebecca Ferguson (Silo) that’s coming to Netflix on October 24. However, in addition to debuting a batch of new images that can be found below, the streamer has also announced that A House of Dynamite will premiere in select theaters in the U.K. on October 3 before also debuting in select theaters in the U.S. on October 10, before its streaming premiere.

A House of Dynamite...

Rebecca Ferguson and Idris Elba are both extremely accomplished actors in their own ways. Ferguson has become one of the modern queens of the sci-fi genre. She has notably played Jessica in Denis Villeneuve's two Dune movies, which will get its third installment next year.

She is also the lead role in the Apple TV+ series Silo, which has been extremely popular thus far in its run. Next year, she will continue her sci-fi reign with a key role in the sci-fi thriller Mercy, which also stars Chris Pratt. It is set for release on January 23, 2026.

Elba, on the other hand, is known for his work in award-winning art films,...

A House of Dynamite is a Kathryn Bigelow-directed Netflix film, coming to the streamer on October 24, 2025. The film is poised to be an explosive (literally) action thriller. It will also be Bigelow’s first film for the streamer since Aurora was scrapped.

The official logline for the film reads (via Tudum):

When a single, unattributed missile is launched at the United States, a race begins to determine who is responsible and how to respond.

Government officials must get to work and identify the culprit before the United States is hit with an even bigger threat. We can expect ample political tensions, high stakes, special operatives, and warring nations in the upcoming film.

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Created and written by Barris, the comedy comes from BET Studios, where Barris is a principal, and is co-produced by CBS supplier CBS Studios. This marks a rare collaboration between the two studios which are now part of Paramount Chair of TV Media George Cheeks’ portfolio.

In the untitled half-hour, after wildfires sweep through Altadena, two estranged Black brothers — one played by Epps — reunite to sell their late grandmother’s house to private developers. But when they learn her caretaker now owns part of the home and refuses to sell, they’re forced to live together and confront their differences — and what community, legacy, and family really mean.

Altadena, a diverse area known for its strong Black community and culture, was...

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Night Always Comes is a crime thriller drama film directed by Benjamin Caron from a screenplay by Sarah Conradt. Based on the 2021 novel The Night Always Comes by Willy Vlautin, the 2025 film is set in the Pacific Northwest, and it follows Lynette, a young woman who must race against time to raise a large amount of money to pay off her debt while also trying to save her brother from being taken away. Night Always Comes stars Vanessa Kirby, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Zack Gottsagen, Stephen James, Randall Park, Julia Fox, Michael Kelly, and Eli Roth. So, if you loved the thrilling story, intense drama, and compelling characters in Netflix’s Night Always Comes, here are some similar movies you should check out next.

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NYFF: ‘A House of Dynamite’ Kathryn Bigelow’s first film since 2017’s ‘Detroit’ could not come any sooner, especially when taking a peek at the cast and synopsis. Per the festival’s official website, ‘A House of Dynamite’ is about, “The detection of an unidentified incoming missile sets in motion an escalating series of actions and reactions across all levels of the U.S. government in Kathryn Bigelow’s kinetic thriller, featuring a terrific ensemble cast led by Idris Elba, Rebecca Ferguson, and Gabriel Basso.” Additional cast members include Anthony Ramos, Tracy Letts, Greta Lee, and Jason Clarke. Bigelow is one of the most successful female directors of the past thirty years, and the first to win Best Director at the Oscars, with two wins for ‘The Hurt Locker’. Things to do: Subscribe to The Hollywood Insider’s YouTube Channel, by clicking here. Limited Time Offer – Free Subscription to The Hollywood...

Star John Boyega has had a tremendous post-Star Wars run. After playing Finn in the sequel trilogy, Boyega headlined a string of well-reviewed genre films, returning to his roots. He broke out with a charming lead role in the British science-fiction film Attack the Block, before being cast in one of the lead roles in Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens. Among his recent films is the drama-thriller Breaking, which was released theatrically in 2022, following a premiere at the Sundance Film Festival. The fact-based movie was compared to the Al Pacino classic Dog Day Afternoon, and earned excellent reviews. Although it didn't make much of a dent at the box office, Breaking is climbing up the streaming charts following its debut on Netflix.

According to FlixPatrol, Breaking was the ninth-most-watched film on Netflix worldwide on August 5. It outperformed An Honest Life, and finished just behind Gladiator II. The...

Thanks to his leading role in Prime Video’s hit action series, Reacher, Alan Ritchson has now become a bona fide action superstar. Possessing the sort of size to rival that of even the “Austrian Oak” himself, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and the charisma to boot, Ritchson putting his name on another action project outside the adventures of Jack Reacher is reason enough to be excited. And, thanks to a near-unrecognizable first look at the actor in Motor City, we could very well have an action thriller classic on our hands.

Alan Ritchson takes the lead in the ‘70s-inspired revenge thriller Motor City, which will reportedly only have five lines of dialogue. Instead, the thriller will let the action do the talking. In the first look image, which you can check out below, Ritchson combines his familiarly huge frame with long hair and a glorious beard as he finds himself behind bars...

Quantic Dream’s Detroit: Become Human is one of the most popular games of this decade, thanks to its intriguing story, characters, and visuals. On the surface level, many believe that the game is about Androids and artificial consciousness, however, the director of the game, David Cage, once pointed out that it is more about human beings than machines.

Detroit: Become Human showcases a future where AI develops consciousness (Image via Quantic Dream)

Many see the future of AI in the game, but it is more than that. Cage strongly believes that AI developing consciousness inspires questions among human beings about who they are. Today, there are many concerns about AI as many believe that there are certain downsides, but Detroit: Become Human almost covered all of it and might have shown people what the future would be like.

PlayStation exclusive, Detroit: Become Human, was more than just a game...

Netflix has been on an action movie hot streak lately, with the streamer all set to continue the trend by teaming up with the Academy Award-winning director behind The Hurt Locker, Kathryn Bigelow. Not only that, action outing, which has been described as “a harrowing ticking-clock thriller,” will also see The Suicide Squad star Idris Elba join forces with one of Netflix’s best new action heroes.

Bigelow’s Netflix thriller is titled A House of Dynamite, and a first look and new synopsis have now been revealed in anticipation of the movie’s debut, which will take place at this year’s Venice Film Festival, where it will compete. A House of Dynamite is now scheduled for a limited theatrical release before landing on Netflix on October 24, 2025. You can check out the first look and newly revealed plot synopsis below.

“When a single, unattributed missile is launched at the United States,...

Kathryn Bigelow already has two Academy Awards to her name, and she will be back for a buzzy awards run later this year. After making her directorial debut with the biker movie The Loveless (1981), Bigelow made a name for herself directing thrillers, such as Near Dark (1987), Blue Steel (1990), Point Break (1991), Strange Days (1995), and K-19: The Widowmaker (2002).

She gained critical acclaim for The Hurt Locker (2008), about a bomb squad in Iraq, and Bigelow became the first woman to win the Academy Award for Best Director, with the war movie also winning Best Picture. She followed that up with the political thriller Zero Dark Thirty (2012), about the manhunt for Osama bin Laden, and earned another Oscar nomination for Best Picture.

However, her last movie was the crime drama Detroit (2017), but now, the first look at Bigelow's first film in eight years has been revealed.

A House Of Dynamite's First Image Revealed...

Venice Film Festival artistic director Alberto Barbera has unveiled a rich mix of buzzy movies with big stars — as well as smaller titles with awards potential — that will be vying for the Golden Lion during the event’s upcoming 82nd edition.

Hotly anticipated new works from Kathryn Bigelow, Guillermo Del Toro, Noah Baumbach, Mona Fastvold, Luca Guadagnino, Yorgos Lanthimos, Olivier Assayas, Park Chan-wook, Benny Safdie and more are set for Lido launches, making for a cornucopia of cinematic offerings.

As anticipated by Variety, big-name films premiering at Venice include Safdie’s “The Smashing Machine” from A24, featuring Dwayne Johnson as two-time UFC heavyweight champ Mark Kerr and Emily Blunt as his wife Dawn; Focus Features’ “Bugonia,” the latest collaboration between Yorgos Lanthimos and Emma Stone, who were last at the fest in 2023 with the Oscar-winning “Poor Things”; and Luca Guadagnino’s psychological drama “After the Hunt” starring Julia Roberts, Andrew Garfield and Ayo Edebiri.

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There are homecomings, and then there are returns. The first suggests a warm embrace, a celebration of origin. The second implies a reckoning, a confrontation with a past self. In Qasim Basir’s To Live and Die and Live, we are thrown directly into the latter.

The film introduces us to Muhammad, a director who has ostensibly built a successful life in the sun-bleached, competitive ecosystem of Los Angeles. He returns to his hometown of Detroit for the somber occasion of his stepfather’s funeral, a man whose community standing was as solid as the buildings he helped erect.

Yet, Muhammad’s first actions are not those of a grieving son seeking solace. He sidesteps family and plunges directly into the city’s nocturnal underbelly, a disorienting blur of cocaine and liquor that immediately signals a deeper crisis. This is not a film about the linear stages of grief; it...

Kathryn Bigelow's first movie in eight years gets an awards-friendly release date in theaters and on Netflix. After making her directorial debut with the biker movie The Loveless in 1981, Bigelow made a name for herself helming several thrillers, such as Near Dark (1987), Blue Steel (1990), Point Break (1991), Strange Days (1995), and K-19: The Widowmaker (2002). She gained critical acclaim for The Hurt Locker in 2008 and Zero Dark Thirty in 2012, but it's been eight years since her last movie, Detroit, was released in 2017.

Now, Kathryn Bigelow's first film in eight years has received a release date. Announced by Netflix on X, formerly Twitter, A House of Dynamite is coming to select theaters this October before heading to the streaming service on October 24. Check out the post below, accompanied by a poster for the film:

From Academy Award winning director Kathryn Bigelow comes A House Of Dynamite, in select theaters October and on Netflix October 24. pic.

Netflix has declassified some details about its star-studded new thriller from the Oscar-winning director of The Hurt Locker, Kathryn Bigelow. The project, which was previously dubbed the "Untitled White House Thriller," finally has a title: A House of Dynamite, which was revealed via a striking red poster featuring a silhouetted figure (shared below).The explosive political drama has also now set its release date, with two options available, as the film will hit select theaters in October before making its Netflix streaming debut on Oct. 24, 2025.

A House of Dynamite marks Bigelow's return to directing after eight years away from feature films, following the release of 2017's Detroit, but it sounds like she is coming back with a bang. The potential awards contender is described as "a sharp and visceral new story" with a politically-charged script written by Noah Oppenheim, who already spent some time at the White House earlier this...

Kathryn Bigelow’s next feature has a title and fall release date from Netflix.

The streaming service announced Wednesday that the Oscar-winning filmmaker’s forthcoming project is the political thriller A House of Dynamite, which will hit select theaters in October before its Netflix debut on Oct. 24. Idris Elba and Rebecca Ferguson star in the film that has a script from Noah Oppenheim.

A House of Dynamite centers on a single missile being launched at the U.S. and the process of determining who was responsible and how to react.

Gabe Basso, Jared Harris, Tracy Letts, Anthony Ramos, Moses Ingram, Jonah Hauer-King, Greta Lee and Jason Clarke round out the ensemble cast. The film also includes appearances from Malachi Beasley, Brian Tee, Brittany O’Grady, Gbenga Akinnagbe, Willa Fitzgerald, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Kyle Allen and Kaitlyn Dever.

Oppenheim, Bigelow and Greg Shapiro serve as producers.

Bigelow’s previous features include Detroit...

A House of Dynamite, the next movie from The Hurt Locker Oscar winner Kathryn Bigelow, will hit theaters in October and stream on Netflix on October 24.

The movie is getting a limited theatrical release.

Here’s the logline for the movie penned by Noah Oppenheim: When a single, unattributed missile is launched at the United States, a race begins to determine who is responsible and how to respond.

The movie stars Idris Elba, Rebecca Ferguson, Gabe Basso, Jared Harris, Tracy Letts, Anthony Ramos, Moses Ingram, Jonah Hauer-King, with Greta Lee and Jason Clarke. Co-starring are Malachi Beasley, Brian Tee, Brittany O’Grady, Gbenga Akinnagbe, Willa Fitzgerald, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Kyle Allen and Kaitlyn Dever.

Producers are Greg Shapiro, Bigelow and Oppenheim. EPs are Brian Bell and Sarah Bremner.

Bigelow’s latest feature was announced at the streamer’s 2024 upfronts last year.

The project marks Bigelow’s first movie since the 2017 thriller Detroit,...

At long last, Netflix is pulling back the curtain on Kathryn Bigelow's mysterious new movie at the streaming service. Since last year, the Oscar-winning director behind The Hurt Locker, Zero Dark Thirty, and Point Break has been quietly assembling a star-studded cast for her first feature in eight years, including Idris Elba and Rebecca Ferguson. Only now, however, do we have an official title and release date for her long-awaited return, and it is not far off. The project will go under the name A House of Dynamite and is officially set to stream on the platform on October 24. In a rare move by Netflix, it will also be available in select theaters during the month.

Featuring a screenplay penned by Noah Oppenheim, who previously created Netflix's Robert De Niro-led political thriller series Zero Day, A House of Dynamite is also a thriller centered on the White House.

Kathryn Bigelow is bringing her acclaim to Netflix. The Academy Award-winning director makes her return to filmmaking with thriller “House of Dynamite” set at the White House after a missile is launched at the U.S.

The project was announced in 2024 with a Puck report confirming that “Jackie” and “Zero Day” scribe Noah Oppenheim was writing the original script. The film will be set in real-time and share a sensibility with Bigelow’s previous films “Zero Dark Thirty,” “Detroit,” and “The Hurt Locker.”

Idris Elba, Rebecca Ferguson, Jared Harris, Greta Lee, Gabriel Basso, Anthony Ramos, Tracy Letts, and Moses Ingram will star in “House of Dynamite,” along with Jonah Hauer-King, Jason Clarke, Kaitlyn Dever, Willa Fitzgerald, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Malachi Beasley, Kyle Allen, Francesca Carpanini, Brian Tee, Brittany O’Grady, Abubakr Ali, and recent IndieWire Honors winner Aminah Nieves of “1923” fame.

The logline reads: “When a single, unattributed missile is launched at the United States,...

The “Snowfall” spinoff pilot at FX has added three series regulars, Variety has learned exclusively.

Asante Blackk, Peyton Alex Smith, and Simmie Sims III have all joined the pilot alongside previously announced leads and original series alums Gail Bean and Isaiah John. Variety exclusively reported on the pilot order in March. While Bean and John will be reprising their roles from “Snowfall,” exact character details for the other three are being kept under wraps.

The official logline for the pilot states, “Set in 90s Los Angeles soon after the end of the original series, a recovering addict (Bean) strives to take West Coast rap mainstream despite potential infighting from a harrowing gang war.”

Blackk is best known for his role in the critically-acclaimed Ava DuVernay limited series “When They See Us” at Netflix, for which he earned an Emmy nomination for best supporting actor in a limited series or movie.

Before Law & Order or Brooklyn Nine-Nine goofed around booming its iconic ‘dun-dun’, there was NYPD Blue, a raw, gritty, and full of drama that didn’t pull any punches. The show premiered in 1993 and gave viewers a front-row seat to the corruption, chaos, and complicated lives of the 15th Precinct’s finest (and sometimes not-so-fine) in New York City.

The show ran for 12 seasons and became one of the Ogs of police TV drama. NYPD Blue featured themes of tough love, often accompanied by shirtless scenes and detectives who didn’t always play by the rules.

And the cast? Well, let’s just say they were perfect. From the intense Andy Sipowicz to the cool John Kelly, the characters weren’t just solving crimes, they were also dealing with messy personal lives, occasional questionable choices, and drinking problems. Now since the sirens have faded long ago and the precinct doors have closed,...

The world of Tyler Perry’s Sistas is expanding with a second spinoff series, Divorced Sistas, set to premiere June 10 on BET+, and now we have our first look at the explosive offshoot (via the trailer above).

Per the streamer’s official description, Divorced Sistas “follows five close friends — Rasheda, Geneva, Naomi, Tiffany, and Bridgette — as they navigate life, love, and the challenges that come with divorce, marriage, and dating. As they lean on each other through heartbreak and healing, their biggest test comes from within their own circle, challenging their loyalty, character, and true bond of sisterhood.”

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Jelly Roll enlisted Eminem for a rendition of the rapper’s 2002 hit “Lose Yourself” at Detroit’s Ford Field on Sunday night. Jelly Roll started the Oscar-winning song himself before being joined by Eminem for the second verse.

“Detroit, what up?! Make some noise for Jelly Roll!” Eminem shouted at the end of the song. “Long time, no see. I love y’all. Peace!”

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On Saturday May 17 2025, OWN broadcasts Love & Marriage: Detroit!

From a Bird to a Peacock Season 2 Episode 12 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Love & Marriage: Detroit,” titled “From a Bird to a Peacock,” promises to bring more drama and revelations to the reunion. This episode will continue to explore the dynamics between the cast members, focusing on Kolby and Kristina as they navigate their friendship. Their journey is sure to provide some heartfelt moments as they work through their past issues.

In this episode, Kimberly steps into the spotlight with something important to say to Kristina. This conversation could lead to some surprising turns, as tensions may rise and emotions run high. The viewers can expect a mix of confrontation and resolution as these two women address their feelings and past interactions.

Additionally, Anthony will clarify his controversial “D” riding comment, which has stirred up discussions among the group. The...

On Monday May 12 2025, Racer broadcasts 2025 Monster Jam Primetime!

2025 Monster Jam Primetime – Detroit, Mi Episode 29 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “2025 Monster Jam Primetime” is set to take place in Detroit, Michigan. This exciting installment promises to deliver thrilling monster truck action that fans have come to love. The episode will showcase some of the biggest names in the sport, as well as new competitors eager to make their mark.

Viewers can expect intense races and jaw-dropping stunts as the trucks battle it out on the massive track. Detroit’s vibrant atmosphere will add to the excitement, with fans cheering on their favorite trucks. The episode will feature a mix of classic favorites and fresh challengers, making for a competitive and entertaining show.

In addition to the races, there will be behind-the-scenes moments that give insight into the drivers and their trucks. Fans will get a closer look at the preparation...

Exclusive: Upgrade will show first footage in Cannes this week from Penny Lane Is Dead, which has finalised casting and begun production in Adelaide. Screen has obtained animage from the set.

Mia’Kate Russell’s Australian horror thriller features a cast of Tahlee Fereday (Erotic Stories), Sophia Wright-Mendelsohn, Alexandra Jensen (Talk To Me), Bailey Spalding as Penny Lane, Ben O’Toole, Steve Le Marquand, and Fletcher Humphrys.

The Sanctuary Pictures and Buffalo Media production in association with Cyan Films is financed with major production investment from Screen Australia and produced in association with the South Australian Film Corporation (Safc), VicScreen and Adelaide Film Festival.

On Saturday May 10 2025, OWN broadcasts Love & Marriage: Detroit!

Reunited and It Feels Good? Season 2 Episode 11 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Love & Marriage: Detroit,” titled “Reunited and It Feels Good?” promises to bring a mix of emotions and family dynamics. This episode continues to follow a group of Black families who have deep roots in Detroit. They have chosen to stay in their city, aiming to show that they can create fulfilling lives for their loved ones.

In this episode, viewers will see the families come together for a special reunion. The excitement of reuniting brings both joy and challenges. Old friendships are rekindled, and some past issues resurface, leading to heartfelt conversations and moments of tension. Each family member has their own story to share, highlighting the struggles and triumphs they have faced while building their lives in Detroit.

As the episode unfolds, the importance of community and support becomes clear.