Gene Shalit, the "Today" show's flamboyant movie critic for over four decades, has died at 100. Known for his distinctive mustache, puns, and "Critic's Corner" segment, Shalit transitioned from print journalism to television, becoming a prominent voice in film criticism.
While both X-Men '97 and Masters of the Universe tap into childhood nostalgia, Marvel's sustained cultivation of the X-Men brand contrasts with Mattel's neglect of He-Man, leading to the former's success and the latter's box office failure.
Steven Spielberg's new sci-fi film 'Disclosure Day' features Emily Blunt in a luminous performance as a meteorologist who gains alien abilities. The movie blends political thriller elements with alien encounters but offers familiar themes, making it entertaining but not groundbreaking.
Ten working-class women from Mumbai, previously involved in campaigns for sanitation and leadership skills, have co-directed a 70-minute documentary titled 'Mast Mahila Mandali' (Cool Ladies Club). The film showcases their lives and creativity, challenging stereotypes. The project, initiated by CORO India and facilitated by filmmaker Shilpi Gulati, empowered the women to express themselves and find joy through filmmaking.
A new biopic and renewed interest in Michael Jackson's music highlight the ongoing debate about his legacy, balancing his artistic genius with child sexual abuse allegations. The article explores how society grapples with forgiving or forgetting his alleged transgressions.
Sony has released the first trailer for "The Social Reckoning," a follow-up to "The Social Network." Written and directed by Aaron Sorkin, the film stars Jeremy Strong as Mark Zuckerberg and Mikey Madison as whistleblower Frances Haugen, focusing on a Facebook engineer exposing platform secrets.
Bill Maher will receive the Mark Twain Award for American Humor on June 28 at the Kennedy Center, with guest speakers including John Mellencamp, Jay Leno, and Whitney Cummings, amidst the center's name change back from 'Trump Kennedy Center' following a federal court ruling.
Two YouTube-originated horror films, 'Backrooms' and 'Obsession,' are dominating the box office, with 'Backrooms' taking the top spot. This trend highlights a growing pipeline from online content creation to mainstream cinema.
Anthony Head, best known for his role as Rupert Giles in 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer', has died at 72. Fans and former costars pay tribute to his talent and legacy, highlighting his definitive portrayal of Giles.
Sony revealed God of War Laufey, developed by Santa Monica Studio for PS5. The game shifts focus from Kratos to Faye/Laufey, featuring acrobatic combat, magic, and unique companions like a flying cat and talking cube. This marks a departure from the series' "dad story" focus.
Spider-Noir, a Prime Video series, exceeds expectations with its blend of fast-paced storytelling, compelling characters, and homage to the film noir era, anchored by Nicolas Cage's extraordinary performance as Ben Reilly/The Spider.
Backrooms, with a $10M budget, is projected to earn $90M in its opening weekend, surpassing A24's record and outperforming The Mandalorian and Grogu's debut, despite mixed reviews compared to fellow low-budget horror Obsession.
Apple TV's Silo season 3 trailer reveals a mysterious origin story centuries old, with Juliette Nichols facing new threats and memory loss. A 'Before Times' conspiracy involving a journalist and congressman is also teased.
Gen Z is driving box office growth, attending more films per year than older generations, with 40% of movie audiences in North America in 2025
House of the Dragon's Season 3 trailer hints at an explosive opening with a long-awaited battle, following Season 2's setup and featuring returning and new cast members.
Anthony Maras' film Pressure offers a unique perspective on the events leading up to D-Day, focusing on the meteorological debates and personal tensions among Allied commanders, particularly James Stagg and General Eisenhower.
Universal Pictures releases final trailer for Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day, a film about aliens and government conspiracy
Mina the Hollower excels with its kinetic movement system, intricate upgrade mechanics, sprawling map, and compelling combat, standing out as a top contender for one of the best games of 2026.
Two Afghan cousins, using pseudonyms Mahnaz and Somayeh Ebrahimi, blend autobiography and fiction in their photography, depicting the harsh realities and inner dreams of women under Taliban rule. Their work, exhibited in New York and Madrid, uses auto-fiction and magic realism to convey messages of oppression and hope.
