Entertainment

In an era where emotional struggles often remain cloaked behind societal taboos, horror filmmaker Mike Flanagan emerges as an unlikely figure of hope and healing. At SXSW London, Flanagan candidly shared how his acclaimed works, particularly “The Haunting of Hill House,” serve as much more than petrifying narratives; they are an exploration of profound grief

In an era where technology is transforming every corner of life, the recent triumph of Jacob Adler’s film, Total Pixel Space, at the third annual AI Film Festival is a resounding indicator that the cinematic landscape is evolving—rapidly and irrevocably. Hosted at the esteemed Alice Tully Hall in Lincoln Center, this event epitomizes the intersection

Nickelodeon’s acquisition of the animated series *Mr. Crocodile* marks a pivotal moment in children’s television. This delightful show, which follows the whimsical friendship between an eight-year-old girl named Daisy and a talking crocodile, unfolds in a mobile home community teeming with diversity and charm. Adapted from renowned French artist Joann Sfar’s enchanting book *Mister Crocodile

Netflix’s impending thriller, *Unabom*, casts a spotlight on one of the most unsettling figures in American history, Ted Kaczynski, famously known as the Unabomber. Featuring a powerhouse lineup including Russell Crowe, Jacob Tremblay, Shailene Woodley, and Annabelle Wallis, this film has ignited conversations not just about Kaczynski’s horrifying deeds, but also about the motivations behind

In contemporary cinema, where cookie-cutter franchises often reign supreme, “Mermaid” emerges as a unique beacon of hope for independent filmmaking. The upcoming release, which has already garnered critical acclaim at SXSW, encapsulates the audacity of creative storytelling. It stars Johnny Pemberton, an actor known for his eclectic roles, as Doug, a Florida man grappling with

The case of Harvey Weinstein is nothing short of a cultural thunderclap, reverberating through the fabric of American society since the New York Times exposé in 2017 unveiled decades of alleged sexual predation. With each courtroom novel unfolding, a sinister narrative playing out, one can’t help but ponder where the scales of justice stand as

The cinematic landscape is an ever-shifting terrain paved with the intricate dance of audience preferences and studio marketing. Recent results from the box office, where Disney’s *Lilo & Stitch* and Paramount’s *Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning* have emerged as significant players, signify a fascinating dichotomy in audience engagement and industry expectation. With *Lilo &

In an era where transparency is often touted as a cornerstone of democratic governance, the case of Julian Assange starkly contrasts this ideal. The whistleblower website WikiLeaks, founded by Assange, has not released any original documents in over five years. While some may perceive this as a momentary lull, filmmaker Eugene Jarecki argues it signifies

In an era where the voices of marginalized communities demand to be heard, Justin Ducharme’s ambitious debut feature, *Seventeen*, stands at the forefront of Indigenous storytelling. Centered on the complex lives of three Indigenous sex workers in Vancouver, the film endeavors not only to entertain but to educate audiences on the cultural and personal ramifications

Lindsay Lohan has long been a fixture in the entertainment industry, oscillating between stardom and obscurity. Yet, amidst her recent onscreen revival, one cannot help but discern a deep-seated desire for transformation. After several forays into light-hearted romantic comedies for Netflix, Lohan now seems poised to reinvent herself. This is not merely a career move;