Movies

As a huge fan of that Interview with the Vampire show on AMC and Netflix, I’ve been completely hooked on Louis’ story. We really see him grapple with becoming a vampire, and Lestat is a big part of that initial journey. But Season 2 threw me for a loop! Sam Reid, who plays Lestat, is in every episode, but for a lot of it, he’s actually a creation of Louis’ mind. It’s not until the very end that the real Lestat physically appears. That got me thinking – now that Lestat’s story is taking center stage, how will Louis fit into everything? Showrunner Rolin Jones actually talked about this with EW, and here’s what he said:

Space operas have always had a dedicated following, but quality examples have been scarce lately. Shows focusing on climate change, cyberpunk themes, or psychological thrillers have been more consistently popular – think shows like Fallout, Severance, and Pluribus. Still, science fiction feels incomplete without a strong space opera, and Foundation is currently filling that niche beautifully.

After Season 5 of Emily in Paris wrapped up, I immediately wondered if Emily might head to Greece. I had to ask Lily Collins and Ashley Park about it, and they shared some fun possibilities for what a move from Paris to Greece could look like for the show’s main character.

Harley Quinn first appeared in the 1992 animated series Batman: The Animated Series, and she’s been a popular character in DC animation ever since. Many voice actors have played her, each bringing something different to the role. But who truly defines the voice of Harley Quinn?

The film Training Day will no longer be available on Netflix after January 1, 2026. Starring Denzel Washington as a narcotics officer with the LAPD and Ethan Hawke as Officer Jake Hoyt, the movie follows their intense 24-hour shift navigating the challenging neighborhoods of Los Angeles, including Westlake, Echo Park, and South Central. Ethan Hawke received an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor for his role in the film.

Films like Little Miss Sunshine, Silver Linings Playbook, Patch Adams, and It’s Kind of a Funny Story often use humor to explore serious topics like mental health. This is especially true for movies about stand-up comedians, such as The King of Comedy, Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling, and Funny People, which frequently delve into deeper issues. As Will Arnett pointed out, there’s a reason these films resonate with audiences – they’re relatable.

DreamWorks Animation began by creating movies with both traditional and computer-generated imagery, but they soon focused mainly on CGI. Huge successes like Shrek and Madagascar made DreamWorks a leader in animation, especially since Disney was struggling at the time. A key to DreamWorks’ success was its unique brand of playful, and sometimes cheeky, humor that appealed to both kids and adults.

Bowen Yang spent seven and a half seasons on Saturday Night Live, earning four Emmy nominations and becoming a popular figure for Halloween costumes – fans even dressed up as the Titanic iceberg! He joined the show in 2018 as a writer and quickly became a performer. Since then, he’s also appeared in films like the Wicked movies. Though he hasn’t announced his future plans, Yang continues to host the podcast Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers. For fans who miss seeing him on SNL, they can enjoy his work through the podcast instead.

James Cameron, the director behind Terminator, has captivated viewers with the world of Pandora in the Avatar films. The series succeeds by contrasting the natural, vibrant culture of the Na’vi people with the harsh technology and imposing structures brought by humans. Throughout the Avatar movies, Cameron examines themes of family and culture, challenging audiences with complex moral dilemmas. The latest film, The Way of Water, pushes these boundaries even further, notably with the tragic death of Neteyam.

Before the The End of an Era documentary came out on Disney+ in 2025, Taylor Swift revealed she’d been preparing for the Eras Tour by running on a treadmill and singing every song on the setlist. Episode 3 of the series showed her doing just that, and she explained why this intense training was so crucial, even though she didn’t particularly enjoy it. She stated: