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Saturday Night Live just revealed that they are adding actor, writer and comedian Jeremy Culhane to the featured cast ahead of the upcoming Season 51. Now who is going to host Game Changer while Sam is stuck being sexy?

As Lorne Michaels and Saturday Night Live continue to adapt to an endlessly shifting comedy landscape, it’s becoming clear that someone at 30 Rockefeller Plaza has a Dropout subscription. Back in 2018, the production company and comedy website formerly known as CollegeHumor rebranded and launched the streaming service Dropout, offering original shows centered around improvisation and highlighting the off-the-cuff comedy talents of their rotating casts of elite guest performers. Today, Dropout and its...

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When it comes to crime thrillers, atmosphere is everything, and in Caught Stealing, New York City isn’t just a backdrop it’s a character all its own. The film, starring Zoë Kravitz & Austin Butler, is based on the original novel and leans into the grit, urgency, and texture of the Big Apple to shape its story.

Why New York couldn’t be faked

From crowded sidewalks to the unmistakable skyline, New York brings a flavor no other city can replicate. Both...

Apple TV+ pulls viewers into big genre swings and character focused stories from sci fi epics to warm hearted comedies. This roundup brings you the essentials for each title so you know what it is about and who makes it tick.

We are counting down from ten to one using the exact numbers from your list. Each entry includes the premise along with key cast and the creative team behind the scenes.

10. ‘Stick’ (2025– ) Propagate Content

This sports comedy follows Pryce Cahill, a one time golf phenom whose meltdown derailed his career, as he mentors a teenage talent named Santi while trying to rebuild his own life. It is created by...

Apple TV+ keeps rolling out big genre swings and character driven stories that pull in viewers week after week. This roundup gives you quick need to know details on the shows people are watching now, so you can jump in with the basics already covered.

You will find returning favorites alongside brand new entries. Each section includes a short plot overview plus key cast and creator credits, so you always know who made what and who plays whom before you hit play.

10. ‘Stick’ (2025–present) Propagate Content

This sports comedy follows Pryce Cahill, a former golf prodigy whose career imploded, as he tries to rebuild his life by coaching a teenage phenom named Santi.

“To-morrow, and to-morrow, and to-morrow,

Creeps in this petty pace from day to day,

To the last syllable of recorded time;

And all our yesterdays have lighted fools

The way to dusty death. Out, out, brief candle!”

William Shakespeare needs no introduction. The celebrated Elizabethan poet and playwright has had an overarching impact on art and literature for centuries. “Macbeth,” often called by other names such as “The Tragedy of Macbeth” and “The Scottish Play”, is one of the four classic tragedies penned by Shakespeare. Based in medieval Scotland, the play is considered a pinnacle of Renaissance Humanism. At its core, “Macbeth” chronicles the meteoric rise and subsequent downfall of the titular Scottish general.

With his fourth film, Cornish director Mark Jenkin fuses his previous two outings into a hypnotic study of mental disintegration that, though its focus is a seemingly everyday person confronted by their demons in solitude (like his last film), makes a broader point (like the one before) about happier times in the British south-west’s economic history. To make that clearer, gentrification was the subject of his 2019 arthouse hit Bait, and creepy folklore figured strongly in his 2022 Cannes entry Enys Men. By contrast, Rose of Nevada is much more of an out-and-out genre piece than either, drifting closer to horror than the director ever has before, while retaining his haunting, glitchy, hand-distressed style, the cinematic equivalent of artist Francis Bacon’s distorted face paintings.

It’s also Jenkin’s first brush with commercial casting, pairing the established George McKay with up-and-comer Callum Turner, currently starring in this year’s silly-season Bond rumors.

With Denis Villeneuve officially on board to direct the next James Bond movie, we do have to wonder if he’d bring any of his previous collaborators on board to take over the role from Daniel Craig. Well, we know a female 007 is out, so we can dismiss Zendaya…But what about Austin Butler? Turns out, that’s a big no – Dr. No – from Butler, who has reasons for never wanting to play Bond.

Austin Butler recently chatted with Sam Thompson on Hits Radio Breakfast Show, where his relationship with Villeneuve – who Butler played Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen for in Dune: Part Two – was brought up. And with Villeneuve helming Bond #26, Thompson...

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The 1993 film True Romance remains one of the most fascinating titles in modern cinema. While it was written by Quentin Tarantino, the movie is a rare example of a Tarantino script directed by someone else —in this case, the late Tony Scott, best known for blockbuster hits like Top Gun and Crimson Tide.

A Stellar Cast That Went Beyond the Leads

The film featured an ensemble that has only grown more impressive with time. At its center were Christian Slater and Patricia Arquette, who played Clarence and Alabama, a young couple swept into a violent underworld after stealing a suitcase of drugs from a pimp.

Supporting...

There is a lot to watch on Apple TV+ right now, and this week brought a fresh mix of dramas and comedies to the front of the queue. From sweeping sci fi to workplace therapy, the lineup covers a wide range of stories and styles that keep viewers coming back for more each night.

Below is a simple countdown of the ten titles everyone streamed the most this week. Each entry includes helpful background on what the show is about and who is behind it, so you can jump in knowing the basics and pick your next watch with confidence.

10. ‘Shrinking’ (2023) Warner Bros. Television

‘Shrinking’ follows a grieving therapist who...

When a week on Apple TV+ delivers this much variety, it is fun to see what everyone is streaming right now. From sweeping sci fi to heartfelt comedy and workplace drama, there is a little bit of everything in the mix. Each project below brings its own cast, creators, and release history, and together they show how broad the service’s slate has become.

Below you will find the ten titles viewers gravitated to most this week, presented as a simple countdown. For each show you will get a quick refresher on the premise, key cast, and creative team details to help you decide what to start next or where to jump back in.

Stephen King has been one of the most popular names in literary horror for decades, and several of his books have been adapted for the big screen, including the upcoming The Long Walk. Although the movie is a dystopian thriller and not a horror project, King’s stories have made for some of the scariest movies of all time.

King is known for combining human emotions with disturbing premises that make his style of horror unconventional but also hard-hitting. Among King’s horror adaptations, a few stand out as truly terrifying and are worth revisiting while you wait for The Long Walk‘s release. Here are the ten scariest Stephen...

He has starred in movie classics from Spike Lee and the Coen brothers, been feted at Cannes and Venice, faced off against Batman and the Decepticons, and delivered Emmy-caliber performances in Severance, Monk, and The Night Of. But for John Turturro, his most personal work is one many of his fans have never seen.

Two decades ago, Romance & Cigarettes had its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival. Written and directed by Turturro, the film had a murderer’s row of talent both behind and in front of the camera. His longtime collaborators Joel and Ethan Coen were producers. The cast was led by James Gandolfini and included Oscar winners Susan Sarandon,...

John Turturro is, by any definition, an accomplished actor. The New York acting icon has starred in Oscar-winning films, received multiple Emmy nominations — including a win for his guest role on Monk — and, thanks to The Big Lebowski, fancies himself a formidable bowler. But it wasn't until Season 2 of Severance that he achieved something no other actor has done before: saw his head immortalized in Malaysian Black Beauty watermelon.

Severance represented another first for Turturro. While he has an impressive film résumé — from Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing and Joel and Ethan Coen classics like Lebowski, Barton Fink, and O Brother, Where Art Thou? to Michael Bay's...

Legendary filmmaker Quentin Tarantino has always been a master of hiding little surprises in his movies, and one of his best Easter eggs actually connects Kill Bill with Django Unchained. In his 2004 sequel, Kill Bill: Vol. 2, there is a scene where Beatrix Kiddo, also known as The Bride, is buried alive in a grave.

But this isn’t just any grave. If you look closely, you’ll see that the gravestone suggests that it belongs to a woman named Paula Schultz. Now, when Kill Bill: Vol. 2 was released, this was just a name that popped up on the gravestone. But a few years later, Tarantino brought that name back in Django Unchained.

Denzel Washington has appeared in over 50 films, and he rarely delivers anything less than a strong performance. But when it comes to the roles he feels best represent his work, he often points to four movies. During a Reddit Ama, he was asked which of his films a newcomer should watch. He quickly suggested, “I would suggest that they watch two. Fences and Man on Fire.”

Fences, released in 2016, is a period drama directed and co-produced by Washington himself. The film is based on August Wilson’s 1985 play and stars Washington alongside Viola Davis, Stephen McKinley Henderson, and others. It tells the story of a working-class African-American father in the...

Denzel Washington has been in more than 50 films, and his acting has rarely dipped in quality. When asked during a Reddit Ama which of his movies newcomers should see first, he was quick to suggest two: Fences and Man on Fire.

Washington has also talked about Training Day and Roman J. Israel, Esq. as some of his favorite roles, showing a mix of his range and personal approach to acting.

Fences is a 2016 period drama directed and co-produced by Washington himself. The movie is based on a play by August Wilson from 1985, and the story follows a working-class African-American father in the 1950s as he tries to raise his family while dealing with past regrets.

Every generation gets the monologue that pop culture lovers can quote chapter and verse. '90s kids had Christopher Walken's Pulp Fiction soliloquy about a Pow camp and a very special watch. The 2000s brought us Sean Astin's tear-inducing take on the tales that really mattered. And the 2010s crown has to go to Laurie Metcalf's barnburning nine-minute monologue from Horace & Pete — a once-acclaimed show that's disappeared into the ether following creator Louis C.K.'s fall from grace.

While there are still a few years left to go in the 2020s, it's looking unlikely that anyone will surpass Sam Rockwell's remarkable confessional in Season 3 of The White Lotus. The centerpiece sequence of the HBO Max show's fifth episode, "Full-Moon Party," the actor's lengthy monologue marries heartfelt soul-bearing with wild narrative zigs and zags. In other words, it's a pure Mike White creation — one that's in keeping with the writer-director's signature style.

Sounds like Ben Stiller is saying goodbye to Severance — for now, anyway. The executive producer and primary director of the popular Apple TV+ series recently sat down with the Los Angeles Times and revealed that he won’t return to direct Severance Season 3.

Instead, the multi-hyphenated talent is taking a step back from the sci-fi drama to work on an entirely different project: a World War II survival movie, scheduled to shoot this coming spring. An official title hasn’t been revealed yet, but for now, we know that the film “tells the true story of a downed airman in occupied France and how he got involved with the French Resistance.

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Americana is a crime thriller film written and directed by Tony Tost. The 2023 film is set in South Dakota, and it revolves around a few individuals who get caught up in a cat-and-mouse chase after a rare Native American artifact is stolen. Americana stars Sydney Sweeney, Paul Walter Hauser, Halsey, Simon Rex, Eric Dane, and Zach McClarnon. So, if you loved the chaotic story, hilarious black comedy, and entertaining characters in Americana, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

Pulp Fiction Credit – Miramax Films

Pulp Fiction is an independent crime, dark comedy thriller film written and directed by Quentin Tarantino. The 1994 film is set in the criminal underworld of Los Angeles, and it revolves around a few individuals as their paths cross in a violent fashion. Pulp Fiction stars John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson, Uma Thurman,...

Ben Stiller and Tramell Tillman surprised Zoolander fans with a fun Severance crossover. The 2001 comedy stars Stiller as a fashion model, Derek Zoolander, who is tricked into killing the minister of Malaysia. The movie, which Stiller co-wrote and directed, grossed over $60 million against a $28 million production budget, leading to a sequel with an even wilder plot.

Years later, Stiller executive-produced and directed several episodes of the Apple TV sci-fi series, Severance, which explores the technology to separate a person's work memory from personal memory. The series' star-studded cast features Adam Scott as Mark, Britt Lower as Helly R., Christopher Walken as Burt, and Tillman as Milchick.

Per Variety, at the Cinespia Zoolander screening, Stiller and Tillman made a surprise appearance. Stiller took the stage in character as Derek and thanked the audience for showing up at Zoolander 2's nine-year anniversary screening before his introduction was interrupted by Tillman's marching band.

There is no shortage of fan theories floating around online in the “Severance” fandom.

Speculation abounds about characters’ true identities (Was that really Helly R. at the end of Season 2?), their loyalties (Is that menace we sense from Christopher Walken’s Burt Goodman?) and their purposes at Lumon (Goats? Macrodata refinement?). We could go on.

But director and executive producer Ben Stiller, Emmy-nominated this year for Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series, at least cleared up one fan theory on Monday’s podcast episode of “Wtf With Marc Maron,” shutting down the suggestion that the severed “innie” employees of Lumon are actually lowering to Hell when they get in the elevator and descend to the severed floor.

“That would be the most obvious,” he said while laughing, apparently thinking such a twist would be pretty basic. “They’re in Hell.“

The topic came up as host Marc Maron praised the...

Saturday Night Live, born October 11, 1975, died May 24, 1986.

That could have been the obituary for the late-night comedy institution, which nearly bit the dust after season 11, depriving America of all the SNL talents who came in later years like Will Ferrell, Kristen Wiig, Tina Fey, Kate McKinnon, Adam Sandler, Jimmy Fallon and so many more.

Saturday Night Live’s near demise is the focus of one of the four episodes of the Emmy-nominated series SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night, executive produced by Oscar winner Morgan Neville. Kevin Nealon serves as a kind of Rod Serling-like host of the episode, explaining how the show’s “weird year” marked Lorne Michaels’ return to SNL after a five-year hiatus. Michaels came in with a whole new cast.

The ‘SNL’ season 11 cast: only Nora Dunn (far left) and Jon Lovitz (far right) would survive NBC

“You had Randy Quaid, Joan Cusack, Robert Downey Jr. You had Anthony Michael Hall,...

Tim Burton has a ton of horror classics under his scary belt. The director just helped release the first part of Wednesday Season 2, where he also serves as an executive producer on the Netflix series. However, way before he haunted the halls of Nevermore Academy, Burton was terrorizing the cursed town of Sleepy Hollow. His 1999 film remains a fan-favorite. Now this moody gothic romance starring Johnny Depp and Christina Ricci is getting a killer new Funko Pop collection.

There are four chilling Pops in Sleepy Hollow’s Funko wave. The three normal Pops are Katrina Van Tassel (Ricci), the Headless Horseman (Christopher Walken) and Ichabod Crane (Depp). Ichabod Crane will also have a bloody Entertainment Earth exclusive figure for $15.99 Usd. The normal figures will be $14.99. If that wasn't enough, the Headless Horseman will have a skeleton Chase version that fans should be on the frightful hunt for. This set now...

Justin Bartha is an American actor best known for his film and television roles as Doug Billings in The Hangover trilogy, David Sawyer in NBC’s The New Normal, Colin Morello in The Good Fight and Riley Poole in the National Treasure film series.

Justin Bartha Biography: Age, Early Life, Family, Education

Bartha was born on July 21, 1978 (Justin Bartha age: 46) in Fort Lauderdale, Florida to commercial real estate agent Stephen and school teacher Betty. When he was eight years old, his family moved to West Bloomfield, Michigan, where he resided up until college, when he moved to New York City to study filmmaking and theater at New York University’s Tisch School of Arts.

Justin Bartha Biography: Career

In an exclusive interview with uInterview, Bartha described his earliest acting memory, which dates back to when he was in high school.

“When I was in high school, we did Inherit the Wind,...

A cult classic action thriller starring Academy Award-winning actor Denzel Washington gets its due on streaming decades after its premiere. The award-winning 20th Century Fox blockbuster, Man on Fire, ignites considerable interest among Starz subscribers.

Per Collider, Man on Fire, which was released in 2004, is a global hit on Starz. The film ranks in the top 10 in multiple countries, finding particular success in Northern African countries such as Algeria and Tunisia. The film is available worldwide on Starz and via Hulu/Disney+ in the United States.

Directed and produced by Tony Scott, the late brother of Washington's Gladiator II helmer, Ridley Scott, Man on Fire is based on A.J. Quinnell's eponymous 1980 novel. Man on Fire sees Washington star alongside a young Dakota Fanning, whom he'd reunite with nearly 20 years later in another action thriller, The Equalizer 3. The film also features decorated actors Christopher Walken and Mickey Rourke,...

With Ben Stiller at the helm and a boatload of Emmy nominations for its first season, you’d think the Severance team would be overwhelmed with actors coveting a role. You wouldn’t be wrong.

“Obviously we got a lot of calls about people wanting to be in the show,” the show’s casting director, Rachel Tenner, tells Gold Derby. But with those calls comes lots of polite passes. “Unfortunately it just doesn't creatively work.”

Tenner, who has teamed with Stiller for more than a decade, since pre-production on 2013’s The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (a project that featured future Severance actors Adam Scott and Ólafur Darri Ólafsson), is up for her second Emmy for casting the buzzy Apple TV+ series. She praises Stiller and show creator Dan Erickson as being “very collaborative.”

Rachel TennerCourtesy Rachel Tenner

“I feel creatively, we're in sync, so whatever crazy idea I might have,...

Denzel Washington has earned nine Oscar nominations for performances in his career, but one film that many fans feel is one of his greatest snubs has returned to streaming charts more than 20 years later. Washington stars alongside Christopher Walken (Severance) and Dakota Fanning (The Watchers) in Man on Fire, the 2004 tragic kidnapping thriller following a former CIA operative-turned-bodyguard who goes on a brutal mission of vengeance following an unspeakable act against the family he was hired to protect. In the United States, Man on Fire is streaming on Hulu/Disney+, but globally, the film is streaming on Starz, and it’s one of the top 10 most popular movies in Tunisia and Algeria. Man on Fire was not well-liked by critics — the film earned 38% from reviews on Rotten Tomatoes. However, the audience-driven Popcornmeter sits at 89%, making the film one of Washington’s fan-favorites.

Man on Fire is based on the novel by A.J. Quinnell,...

The drive to Petersburg, Virginia, pours out of him: a memory in slow motion.

Green fields blurring past the windows, telephone lines trailing across the sky. Behind the wheel, Tramell Tillman, then in his 20s, sits in silence, his mother beside him. It’s the holiday season — a time of hushed reverence and fragile traditions, of winter roses and greeting cards that can say too little or too much. They’re headed to visit his grandmother, the family matriarch. But Tre, as his family calls him, has brought something else on the trip: a truth that has matured quietly inside him for years. “Mom, I’m bisexual,” he says to her, his eyes fixed on the road.

She glances at him, surprise flickering across her face, before turning her gaze back to the highway: “Well, how’s that going for you?”

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Tillman laughs softly at the...

“Romance & Cigarettes” – an ensemble musical dramedy starring the late James Gandolfini and Kate Winslet – will mark its 20th anniversary next week with a special screening at Southampton Playhouse.

Written and directed by John Turturro, the indie project has endured two decades thanks to its risky fusion of classic MGM-style romance in a gritty, working class urban landscape. Southampton will show the film in 35mm format on August 21, a first for the nonprofit theater in the luxury beach town.

“I’m thrilled to have ‘Romance & Cigarettes’ return to the big screen the way it was meant to be seen,” Turturro said. “I was fortunate to work with an extraordinary cast who gave themselves over completely. This film was a labor of love, exploring the imagination of the working class through the transporting power of music. I can’t think of a better way to celebrate its 20th anniversary than...

The world premieres of Ronan Day-Lewis’s Anemone featuring the return of Daniel Day-Lewis, Rebecca Miller’s Mr. Scorsese, and Ben Stiller’s Stiller & Meara: Nothing Is Lost have been added to Spotlight Selections in New York Film Festival.

The festival announced 12 additions on Tuesday, including US premieres for Sepideh Farsi’s Cannes Acid Gaza documentary Put Your Soul On Your Hand And Walk,and Mamoru Hosoda’s upcoming Venice world premiere, Scarlet.

New York premieres include Harry Lighton’s UK queer romance and Cannes Un Certain Regard premiere Pillion; Paolo Sorrentino’s Venice opener La Grazia; and two...

The world premieres of Ronan Day-Lewis’s Anemone featuring the return of Daniel Day-Lewis, Rebecca Miller’s Mr. Scorsese, and Ben Stiller’s Stiller & Meara: Nothing Is Lost have been added to Spotlight Selections in New York Film Festival.

The festival announced 12 additions on Tuesday, including US premieres for Sepideh Farsi’s Cannes Acid Gaza documentary Put Your Soul On Your Hand And Walk,and Mamoru Hosoda’s upcoming Venice world premiere, Scarlet.

New York premieres include Harry Lighton’s UK queer romance and Cannes Un Certain Regard premiere Pillion; Paolo Sorrentino’s Venice opener La Grazia; and two...

Quentin Tarantino‘s seminal movie, Pulp Fiction, forever changed Hollywood by shattering one of its long-held traditions, i.e., chronological storytelling, and Christopher Nolan has been a fan of it ever since. Speaking about the film, he revealed how: “There’s this era of chronological conservatism that Pulp Fiction pretty much brought to a close” [via @NolanAnalyst/X].

Considering Christopher Nolan’s range of films, from Memento to Tenet, it’s perfectly understandable how Pulp Fiction might have influenced the then-young dreamer into falling in love with non-linear structures in storytelling that later became his whole career’s modus operandi.

Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction Introduced Christopher Nolan’s Favorite Movie Plot Device Uma Thurman in Pulp Fiction (1994) [Credit: Miramax Films]

Pulp Fiction may not be the first film to try on the non-linear hat, but it is certainly the most influential one to ever do so. Quentin Tarantino’s 1994 movie heralded a revolution...

For the past month, production has been in full swing on Dune: Part Three in Budapest, with stars Timothée Chalamet, Florence Pugh, Zendaya, Robert Pattinson and Jason Momoa all knee-deep in filming. Denis Villeneuve once again directs the third movie in his trilogy of films based on the books by Frank Herbert, with the third movie borrowing its premise from Dune Messiah.

While the first two Academy Award-nominated films had extensive casts with additional stars like Oscar Isaac, Rebecca Ferguson, Austin Butler, Dave Bautista, Christopher Walken, and Josh Brolin, Dune: Part Three has yet to formally confirm the full cast beyond the five stars mentioned above, as well as Ida Brooke and Jason Momoa's son Nakoa-Wolf Momoa as Paula and Chani's twins.

Josh Brolin returning for small role in Dune: Part Three

However, during a recent podcast appearance, Josh Brolin finally confirmed that he will in fact appear in...

Exclusive: In the first of three roundtables featuring this year’s Emmy nominees for Outstanding Casting, Deadline gathered Jeanie Bacharach (The Bear), Linda Lowy (Hacks), Destiny Lilly (Only Murders in the Building), Brett Benner (Shrinking) and Melissa Kostenbauder (The Studio) to talk about self tapes, landing the joke, and the challenges that come with preparing the next generation of casting directors.

The nominees, who each had to submit a 30-minute composition reel from the season to showcase their work, also explained how they judge their peers and what they were most proud of accomplishing on their respective shows.

Deadline: This casting category encompasses the best comedies on television right now. How do you decide which show is more awards worthy than the other?

Destiny Lilly: Fun fact: we actually can’t vote for ourselves. We are not allowed to vote in the category we’re nominated in. People just...

Stephen King's underrated six-season show is now available to stream for free. It's a good time to be a fan of the horror legend's television adaptations. The Institute has been generating buzz on MGM+, adaptating King's 2019 novel about a teenager who wakes up in a strange place. He soon comes to understand that, along with other teenagers, he'll be subjected to bizarre experiments.

It: Welcome to Derrywill soon debut on HBO Max, with the series premiere set for October. A prequel to the hit It movies, the nine-episode horror drama will see Bill Skarsgård reprise his role as Pennywise the Clown. But the prolific author has nearly 20 television adaptations, with King's longest-running series now available to stream for free.

According to Comicbook.com, the USA Network sci-fi thriller The Dead Zone is now available to stream for free on Tubi. Based on the 1979 novel of the same name, with Anthony Michael Hall...

The sustained eye contact is unnerving. It was Britt Lower’s idea. I met the actress five minutes ago, and as soon as we took a seat on a riverfront bench in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, she put her iced matcha down and pulled art supplies from her tote bag. As a rapport- building exercise, she proposed that we draw each other’s portrait without looking at the paper. She set a timer for three minutes, a mortifyingly long time to be looking directly at someone, which gets progressively less awkward as I realize that she seems completely at ease.

My perspective, staring directly into Lower’s hazel-green irises, framed by her angular cheekbones and copper bangs, is one viewers of Apple TV+’s Severance know well. It’s the face of Helly R, so often seen in close-up on the elevator to the Severed Floor of Lumon industries, her eyes flickering...

As fans eagerly anticipate more adaptations of Stephen King’s noteworthy books, some of which are expected this year, including Welcome to Derry, now is the perfect time to catch up on the older adaptations. Luckily, most, if not all, are available on streaming, including this extraordinary 2002 small-screen adaptation that just got the free streaming treatment. Titled The Dead Zone, the show was created by Michael and Shawn Piller and is the second production inspired by King’s 1979 novel of the same name, following the 1983 film from David Cronenberg.

Per ComicBook, The Dead Zone has found a home on Tubi, where fans can now watch all six seasons and eighty episodes for absolutely free. The series ran from June 16, 2002, to September 16, 2007, on USA Network, where it was expected to be renewed for a seventh season. Unfortunately, that never happened due to financial concerns and the producers' fear of low ratings.

Waking up to a fresh daily puzzle lineup every morning has become part of my routine, and if you’re anything like me, the rush of cracking those daily Actorle games is equal parts satisfying and maddening.

For August 2’s Actorle challenges, the maker brought in quite the lineup of brain-ticklers across all four modes: Actorle, Fill The Grid, Storyboard, and StarWords. And in case you find yourself stuck anywhere, the following are all the answers I was able to figure out for the day:

Actorle Solution for Today The answer for Actorle on August 2 is Jean-Claude Van Damme | Credit: Actorle/ Fandomwire

August 2’s Actorle felt like a throwback to the 90s, because that’s when the mystery actor for the day peaked the most. His filmography, which began back in 1986, helped me narrow it down to an action star, and it was not long before I figured it out.

Tim Burton’s take on Batmanis considered to be one of the best film versions of the iconic DC comic. Starring Michael Keaton as the titular Caped Crusader, Burton’s 1989 Batman won an Academy Award for Best Art Direction. The 1992 follow-up, Batman Returns, continued the story and featured the addition of Michelle Pfeiffer’s Catwoman and Danny DeVito’s take on Penguin.

Now, decades after Batman and Batman Returns were first released, the films are headed back to the big screen in a one-night-only event in a “completely new cinematic experience.” PerVariety, the two films are returning, exclusively at Dolby Cinema locations on Aug. 25. Batman and Batman Returns will be presented at more than 160 Dolby Cinema at AMC Theaters in the U.S. on that night.

Not only will fans be able to see Michael Keaton and company on the big screen, but the Aug. 25 event will mark the first...

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This August, Prime Video is bringing you a lot of entertainment, from the much-anticipated release of the final season of the comedy series, Utopia, to The Terminal List‘s prequel series. However, for the purposes of this article, we are only including the films that are coming to Prime Video this month and have an 85% or higher Rotten Tomatoes score. So, check out the 7 best films that are coming to Prime Video in August 2025 with an 85% or higher Rotten Tomatoes score.

Blow Out (August 1) Rt Score: 88% Credit – Viscount Associates

Blow Out is a neo-noir mystery thriller film written and directed by Brian De Palma. The 1981 film follows Jack Terry, a sound engineer for a slasher film, who accidentally records evidence that proves that a seemingly ordinary accident is actually murder, and he soon finds himself hunted because of it.

You don't have to stay home washing your tights this summer: two classics of modern superhero cinema are returning to theaters. 1989's Batmanand its 1992 sequel, Batman Returns, are returning to theaters courtesy of Dolby Cinema. But the Bat-Signal won't stay on forever: this special event is one night only. Both films will screen on August 25 at all Dolby Cinema at AMC Theaters nationwide.

Both films have been remastered for both Dolby Vision picture and Dolby Atmos sound, giving unparalleled depth to Tim Burton's black-on-black vision of Gotham City and its inhabitants, and to the films' distinctive soundscapes and Danny Elfman's indelible scores. Batman Returns was, in fact, the first film ever to be presented in Dolby Digital, the precursor to Dolby Atmos. Says Burton, "I hadn’t watched these films since I made them, and seeing them again with this level of clarity, beauty, color, and sound felt really new and exciting.

August 1 will be a bad day for the highest-rated movie directed by Quentin Tarantino. Tarantino is a well-known director, writer, and actor who got his start in the late 1980s. While he has both written and performed in movies that he did not direct, including Robert Rodriguez's From Dusk Till Dawn, Tarantino is best known for his directorial efforts.

Quentin Tarantino's first movie as a director was 1992's Reservoir Dogs, a cult classic that kickstarted a career that includes major titles such as the Kill Bill movies, Django Unchained, Inglourious Basterds, and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Altogether, Tarantino's directorial efforts, none of which have splats on Rotten Tomatoes, have earned him eight Oscar nominations and two wins.

Pulp Fiction Is Leaving A Major Streamer July 31 Is Its Final Day

Pulp Fiction is about to depart from one of its most important streaming homes. Tarantino's massively influential crime movie,...

Jason Momoa is nothing if not committed to his movie roles, and he has been proving that again after undergoing a shocking transformation for his return to the Dune franchise in Dune: Part Three. Yes, after six years of rocking a manly chin-mane, Momoa has done the unthinkable and had a shave – and he absolutely hates it.

While it is not uncommon for actors to undergo some changes for certain movie roles, Momoa’s comment about it being six years since he last made a clean-shaven appearance anywhere is because that was the first time he played Duncan Idaho in Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part One.

Sharing a video of the moment he lost his signature fuzz, Momoa said, “Only for you, Denis,” referencing Villeneuve directly. He followed this by adding, “Goddamnit! I hate it.” It would probably be fair to say that many people would agree with him, but not to worry,...

When you think about Tim Burton's best movies, there are a few obvious ones that come to mind. Beetlejuice, Batman, Sweeny Todd, and Edward Scissorhands are some of the usual suspects, but 1999's Sleepy Hollow definitely ranks right up there with the best of them. Now, 26 years after its premiere, Burton's Gothic classic is finally getting a sequel, but not in the way you might think.

Announced today over on Entertainment Weekly, Idw Publishing is set to release Return to Sleepy Hollow, a new comic series set 15 years after the events of the movie. Penned by Eisner Award-winner Casey Gilly (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) with artwork by Savanna Mayer, the comic sequel is said to focus on "a deeper evil" that lurks in the quaint town years later:

"Ichabod has now built a name for himself as a debunker of occult claims across the world. He receives a...

The Headless Horseman from Tim Burton‘s gothic fairy tale Sleepy Hollow is mounting up to ride again in a new sequel, this time in comic book form.

Idw Publishing’s horror imprint, Idw Dark, will release Return to Sleepy Hollow, a new comic series set 15 years after the events of the movie, EW reports this morning.

Look for the comic to hit shelves on October 29.

In the 1999 film, Ichabod Crane (Johnny Depp) is sent to Sleepy Hollow to investigate the decapitations of three people. While there, he becomes romantically entangled with Katrina Van Tassel (Christina Ricci) and discovers that the murderer is the legendary apparition The Headless Horseman (Christopher Walken and Ray Park).

Buffy the Last Vampire Slayer comic scribe and Eisner award winner Casey Gilly has envisioned “a deeper evil” now lurking in the town for this comic book sequel. Savanna Mayer, making their comics debut, is the...

Quentin Tarantino is known to have a knack for writing the most singularly unique characters and imbuing them with a background arc and a story that unravels over the course of a movie. Hans Landa was one such character who was created by the writer-director and subsequently made immortal by Oscar-winning actor Christoph Waltz in his villainous arc on Inglourious Basterds.

Now it seems as though Waltz’s arc was not a one-and-done deal for the movie industry. A role as great as Landa’s is wasted in the past, and The Bad Guys 2 director Pierre Perifel knew exactly how to bring his menacing personality back without offending the purists and Tarantino fans.

The Bad Guys 2 Star Took Inspiration From the Worst Guy Ever in Quentin Tarantino’s Film Universe Christoph Waltz as Hans Landa in Inglourious Basterds (2009) [Credit: Universal Pictures]

Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds came out 16 years ago,...

Amid rehearsals for Twelfth Night at Shakespeare in the Park, Peter Dinklage visited Late Night with Seth Meyers to discuss the new production, along with his role in the new series Dexter: Resurrection. During the interview, he recalled his early theatrical experiences in New York City, fresh from college, including the time he saw Christopher Walken play Iago in Othello. "He was entirely in leather. And it's hot in New York in the summer!" Though Dinklage recently appeared in a film version of King Lear with Al Pacino- which, he admits, "doesn't really feel like theater" - this is his first time performing Shakespeare live onstage since 2004. Even as a seasoned actor, he shared that he has constant nerves about the show. "You can't...

Jason Momoa had a proud Dad moment at the premiere of his new Apple TV+ series, which has been compared to Game of Thrones, as he took the opportunity to rave about his son, Nakoa-Wolf Momoa, being cast in a key role in Dune: Part Three. Momoa's offspring will make his film debut in the third installment of Denis Villeneuve's epic space opera trilogy alongside his father, who is reprising his role as swordsmaster Duncan Idaho despite the character's heroic sacrifice in the first film adaptation of Frank Herbert's seminal sci-fi novel.

News broke in June that Nakoa-Wolf had joined the cast of Dune: Part Three, having signed on for a significant role alongside Ida Brooke. The two stars will be playing Leto II and Ghanima, the twin offspring of Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet) and Chani (Zendaya), heirs to the Atreides empire. The teenage son of Jason Momoa...

Abel Ferrara’s King of New York (1990) doesn’t open with a bang but with a quiet, uneasy rumble — the kind of silence that feels stolen. The first thing we hear is the low grind of prison gates. Frank White (Christopher Walken), dressed like a shadow, steps out not like a man coming home, but like someone who slipped out of a grave nobody knew was there. He doesn’t blink. He barely seems to breathe. In this world, Frank doesn’t make an entrance — he rises. He climbs, literally and otherwise, through the film like a ghost convinced the living still owe him something. Walken’s Frank has seen things you wouldn’t want to imagine. His performance here is the stuff legends are made of.

Much has been written about “King of New York” as a gangster film, as an urban opera of violence and power set in New York City.

Though now widely recognized as a seminal film with indelible cultural influence — sparking references, parodies and homages aplenty since its 1994 release — Pulp Fiction, created on a small seven-figure budget, wasn’t something star Uma Thurman initially realized would have such a watershed impact.

In a recent interview with The Times U.K., the Oscar nominee discussed her four-decade-plus career and turn alongside Charlize Theron in Victoria Mahoney’s The Old Guard 2, released July 2 on Netflix.

“I knew it was special, you could tell from the writing, the uniqueness,” Thurman said of the Quentin Tarantino- helmed and written feature, “but it was a relatively small film.”

Amid its debut at Cannes, where it won the coveted Palme d’Or, Thurman had already been acting for 10 years. At 24, she starred as Mia Wallace, the wife to Ving Rhames’ crime boss and an aspiring actress, for which she was Oscar nominated...