It seems today that all you see is AI in movies and AI on TV, and now the latter applies to Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane’s Ted series. Season 2 of MacFarlane’s Peacock comedy series based on the creator’s Ted film franchise only premiered last night (March 5), but it’s already going viral thanks to … Read more
Netflix Milana Vayntrub is known for her role as the wholesome Lily Adams in AT&T commercials. However, viewers wanting to see her in something darker and more controversial can find the performer in one of the many true crime series currently streaming on Netflix. In two episodes of Ryan Murphy’s “Monsters: The Lyle and … Read more
It’s rare when an animated kid’s movie leaves parents gasping, mouths agape, and then laughing loudly for a good 15 seconds straight (or was that just me?), but that’s exactly what the Disney-Pixar toon Hoppers does midway through its frenetically fun runtime. Easily one of the studio’s best pictures in years, Hoppers is a funny, … Read more
The old adage ‘History doesn’t repeat itself, but it does rhyme’ lies at the heart of Mascha Schilinski’s Sound of Falling, in which four generations of life play out within the confines of a rural farmhouse in north Germany. Over the course of a century Schilinski flickers between the lives of Alma (Hanna Heckt), Erika (Lea Drinda), Angelika … Read more
Amazon Prime “The Boys” is full of larger-than-life characters. From the fascistic narcissist Homelander (Antony Starr) to deep-sea pervert The Deep (Chace Crawford), bringing these colorful characters to life — and giving some of them gruesome deaths — has been the Prime Video hit’s secret weapon. Despite all the bloodshed and mutilations, the main … Read more
Timothée Chalamet is getting heat for some ugly remarks he made about the opera & ballet industry — and he’s even pissed off perhaps the most famous opera house in the world! Waiting for your permission to load TikTok Post. The Metropolitan Opera in NYC on Friday shared a TikTok video showing hardworking crew members … Read more
Steve Carell stars as a fish out of academic water in HBO‘s campus comedy Rooster. AMC‘s Dark Winds sends its Navajo detectives to 1970s Los Angeles. Harry Styles performs from his new album in a concert special in Manchester, England. Legendary filmmaker Werner Herzog travels to Africa on a search for Ghost Elephants in a … Read more
The end is never the end in the world of intellectual property. As long as fans are loud and annoying enough, and someone thinks there is more money to be made, even a long-canceled television show can return in some form or fashion. Typically, that form or fashion is another television show; a revival or … Read more
A conversation with the cast of “Ted” can be as wild as the show itself — something this reporter discovered quickly during TVLine’s latest interview with the Peacock prequel’s stars. Case in point: the absolutely unhinged energy from on-screen spouses Alanna Ubach and Scott Grimes at the mere mention of Grimes’ backside, which gets more … Read more
Forty years on, the film is often branded ‘the lesbian Brokeback Mountain’. Though it’s a rather lazy point of comparison (not least because it predates both Ang Lee’s film and Annie Proulx’s short story by some years) the film’s relationship to the Western is notable. Deitch based her film’s visual language on cowboy and horse photography, … Read more