Movies

I recently had the chance to chat with Nick Offerman, you probably know him from Parks & Recreation or his fantastic work in The Last of Us, about his role in The Pout-Pout Fish. We talked about how this movie stands apart from something like Finding Nemo, and what the most important takeaway for young viewers should be. He had some really thoughtful insights about the film’s message and how it connects with kids.

You’ll see the glamorous red carpet and the star-studded Dolby Theater on screen, filled with actors and presenters. But there’s a lot happening beyond what you see in those familiar shots.

I was really surprised to hear what J. Allen Kaplan had to say recently. For those who don’t know, he’s a huge name in gaming – he spent almost twenty years at Blizzard and was the lead creator behind Overwatch, which I absolutely loved. He was chatting during a Twitch stream on March 14th while giving us a peek at his new project, a game called The Legend of California, and that’s when he made these comments.

Universal Horror Unleashed is a year-round horror attraction located within the AREA15 entertainment complex in Las Vegas. It’s the first permanent horror experience Universal has created outside of its traditional theme parks, offering guests haunted houses, themed areas, dining, and bars.

According to Deadline, Jason Ritter and Patrick Wilson will be part of the next season of the HBO series. Ritter was previously on the show in season one, playing a Clicker, and his wife, Melanie Lynskey, played a key role as Kathleen. This time around, Ritter will play a different character: Hanley, a soldier with the Washington Liberation Front.

The situation became even more confusing considering Chloé Zhao, who directed and produced the project, previously won Oscars for Best Picture and Best Director with her film Nomadland. Given the impressive team and Sarah Michelle Gellar’s backing, the project seemed destined for success. In a recent interview with Variety, Zhao explained the surprising decision from Hulu.

At SXSW, Bob Odenkirk and the team behind his new film – director Ben Wheatley, writer/producer Derek Kolstad, and producer Marc Provissiero – discussed the movie’s realistic action, impressive stunts done practically, and the intriguing small-town mystery at its heart. They shared details about Odenkirk’s training for the demanding fight sequences, explored why audiences are … Read more

I was so excited to see Conan and Robert Downey Jr. together again! It feels like a natural follow-up to that hilarious and surprisingly poignant moment on Conan’s podcast last year, when Conan had to tell Robert about the Jeff Epstein stuff. And what a year Robert’s been having! Not only was he in the Best Picture winner, but he was everywhere – in HBO’s The Chair Company, Happy Gilmore 2, and there was even a Peacock documentary, Downey Wrote That, all about his time writing for Saturday Night Live. Honestly, having him close out the Oscars, even if people were already heading for the exits and ordering rideshares, felt like the perfect way to celebrate everything he’s accomplished.

I was completely swept away by John Carney’s new film, Power Ballad! Seeing the incredible chemistry between the Gen-X legend and his millennial co-star was a real treat. Honestly, it’s been the highlight of the festival so far – the audience was roaring with laughter, there were tears, and everyone was cheering. And the best part? Not a single person left before the Q&A! It’s definitely a movie that’s going to connect with a lot of people when Lionsgate releases it on June 5th.

So, I was watching the Oscars red carpet with Etalk Canada, and they asked about my DMs after everything came out about my relationship. Honestly, I hadn’t even looked! I figured they were probably the same as always. But what really got to me was seeing how everyone reacted to her – just accepting and supportive. She’s never been one to seek the spotlight, always saying she doesn’t want to be ‘perceived,’ so it was amazing to see the fans embrace her anyway.