Movies

Just as the “Summer Blockbuster” section of the 2025 movie schedule is getting underway, Christopher McQuarrie’s Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning will be taking over thousands of screens around the world as legions of moviegoers pile in to see Tom Cruise’s next big stunt. As a longtime fan of the Mission: Impossible movies, I’ll
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Now, I’m not necessarily surprised that Alan Ritchson‘s calorie intake is super high while training for projects like Reacher. However, when I actually heard the number, I couldn’t help but be a bit baffled. While I watched the series on the 2025 TV schedule, and I’m aware of the work that goes into being in
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While we wait for the premiere date for Stranger Things Season 5 to officially be announced, cast member Finn Wolfhard has been keeping busy. Between marking the release of his directorial debut, Hell Of A Summer, and a new A24 movie hitting theaters this month, The Legend of Ochi, he’s had a lot going on.
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Epic Universe doesn’t officially open at Universal Orlando until May 22nd, but a theme park is only really officially a theme park after some visitors are ushered in and some kinks have been worked out. CinemaBlend’s own Dirk Libbey was already able to check out some glorious experiences at the brand new park, and found
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As if we weren’t excited enough for the release of Sinners next weekend, Hailee Steinfeld has shared the personal reason why Ryan Coogler‘s movie was important to her. Along with it being one of April’s exciting upcoming horror movies, it also allowed the Hawkeye and Across The Spider-Verse actress to explore her African American roots.
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Saturday Night Live cast members often talk about how you don’t really know what’s going to happen until the cameras turn on. There’s pitches and read throughs and a full dress rehearsal, but there’s never a guarantee the actual crowd will laugh at anything until they do. That’s because comedy is a subjective art form,
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Punk rockers are making their debut on the Coachella stage by closing down the second night of the festival Lady Gaga closed down the first night of Coachella with an opulent, career-spanning performance, and tonight, fans will gather to see Green Day take the main stage. The punk rockers already had some fun at the
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Eric Puchner’s new novel, Dream State, follows a group of friends, Charlie, Garrett, and Charlie’s fiancée Cece, from their college days to the end of their long lives. The story opens with Cece staying in Charlie’s parents’ home in Montana to make wedding preparations while Charlie remains with his medical practice in California. On a
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In 2010, Sleigh Bells’ debut album Treats sliced clean through the neck of several tired and corny indie trends like a cartoon katana set ablaze, then wrote its sole demand in its victims’ blood: LOUDER. The LP remains singular 15 years after the fact, stuffed to the brim with crunchy, destroyed beats blown into the
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In Paul Thomas Anderson‘s melodramatic masterpiece Magnolia, more than one character utters the phrase, “We may be through with the past, but the past ain’t through with us.” This could be the thesis of the Ophelias’ latest and best record, Spring Grove. The press release proclaims that this collection contains “zero songs about break-ups”, somewhat
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Spoilers ahead for Episode 17 of FBI: International Season 4 on CBS, called “Dead Dead” and streaming next day with a Paramount+ subscription. FBI: International brought back none other than Jay Hayden for the latest episode of the 2025 TV schedule, with Agent Tyler Booth turning up on behalf of the Extraterritorial Squad out of
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It’s no secret that movies are getting released digitally faster and faster now, shortening their exclusive theatrical runs. Add that to the fact that audiences are experiencing a so-called “superhero fatigue,” and it makes sense why Florence Pugh has decided to encourage her followers to check out her upcoming Marvel movie Thunderbolts*, in theaters when
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