Phoebe Bridgers is taking her new album’s celestial artwork seriously. In partnership with Spotify, the “Lost Boys” singer-songwriter has announced special listening parties for Lost Weekend that will take place inside planetariums, from August 10 through the LP’s release date of August 14. Each listening session pairs Lost Weekend with one of two original visual
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I think Zack Snyder knows exactly what happens when he posts anything remotely connected to DC. Give his fans a black-and-white image of Superman, a photo of Ben Affleck or the faintest whiff of unfinished Justice League business, and the SnyderVerse conversation immediately returns. This week, the director did something even more dangerous when he
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For most of our lives, Gen X has existed somewhere between “whatever” and “wait, which generation is that again?” We were born after the Baby Boomers had already swallowed the culture whole, then watched attention leapfrog directly over us to Millennials.  Boomers were endlessly studied, marketed to, blamed, praised, and blamed some more. Millennials became
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EXCLUSIVE: Amanda Rufener is being promoted to SVP Exhibitor Marketing & Operations at PaperAirplane. In her expanded role, Rufener will lead the exhibition relation firm’s account team, overseeing partnerships with studios, exhibitors, and marketplace partners while driving the strategic use and growth of exhibitor media channels across the theatrical landscape. Rufener joined PaperAirplane in April of
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Thank goodness The Odyssey is one of the highest-grossing films of the 2026 movie schedule, because Christopher Nolan absolutely does not cut corners on set. The writer, director and producer filmed just about everything in the three-hour movie practically and in camera (as opposed to relying on CGI). And, Tom Holland made some comments about
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After a long hiatus, My Life With the Walter Boys Season 3 finally returned, and the new season was surprisingly refreshing. MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD… For two years, Jackie’s love life has centered around her inability to choose between Cole and Alex, and that was getting old, but this time we didn’t exactly get more of
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EXCLUSIVE: With the Paramount-Warner Bros Discovery merger hung up in a pending antitrust trial that’s set for March 2027, Regal Global Entertainment’s Eduardo Acuna, CEO of the No. 2 theater chain, is throwing his support behind the union of the two historic studios, saying tonight, “It is time for all parties to sit down and
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If there’s one thing we know about The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping, it’s that the cast is one for the ages. The prequel is full of great picks that level up the book-to-screen adaptation, but there’s been one choice I’ve been curious about. Why didn’t they choose Philip Seymour Hoffman’s son Cooper Hoffman
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Dawn Richard has revealed details of her first solo album in half a decade. Creole Culture arrives October 9 via Merge. Big Freedia guests on the opening track. Richard has also shared “Enough,” a second taste of the LP following “Baby, Can We?”, her June single with Durand Bernarr. Listen below. In press materials, Richard
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Episode 2 is considerably stronger, recapturing the feel-good vibes that defined Season 1. Following Ted’s return to Richmond, the installment chronicles his first week back at Nelson Road, where viewers are reunited with men’s team manager Roy Kent (Brett Goldstein, who slips back into the gruff role as though he never left) and Coach Beard
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John Douglas, the guitarist and vocalist of Scottish indie rock outfit Trashcan Sinatras, has died, the band announced on social media. He was 63. “We are devastated to inform all of you that we have lost our dear friend and brother John after a brief illness,” Francis Reader, Paul Livingston, Stephen Douglas, and Davy Hughes
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