One of Kristen Stewart’s most acclaimed films is the 2021 psychological drama Spencer, in which she portrays Princess Diana. The movie takes place during a pivotal winter in 1991, as Diana contemplates divorcing Prince Charles and leaving the royal family. It was written by Steven Knight, who also created the popular series Peaky Blinders.
Following a comparable event in California just weeks ago, another incident has come to light in England. Doorbell camera footage captured a delivery driver picking up a cat from a property and carrying it away.
According to FlixPatrol, The Lost Bus has climbed to number 5 on Apple TV’s most-watched list in the United States as of January 23rd. The film is directed by Paul Greengrass.
At $88.77, the Binance Coin lingers, as if caught in a tedious conversation at a soirée. It has fallen, oh la la, by over 7% from its yearly zenith. Grayscale, that financial titan, joins VanEck in this grand ballet of filings, yet the coin remains unperturbed, as if saying, “Amusez-vous bien sans moi!”
Eva Victor wrote, directed, and stars in the dark comedy Sorry, Baby, which follows a graduate student coping with the aftermath of a sexual assault by her mentor. The film explores her struggles to move forward and avoid letting this single event define her life. Despite receiving widespread critical praise – including being named the best A24 film of 2025 by MovieWeb and surpassing even Marty Supreme, a Best Picture nominee – Sorry, Baby didn’t receive any award nominations. This article explains why the film seemed certain to win at least Best Original Screenplay and why its complete shutout is so disheartening.
A new mobile application translates complex artificial intelligence predictions into clear, user-friendly explanations of individual diabetes risk.
I’m really excited about this game called Aether & Iron! You play as Gia, a smuggler trying to survive in a cool, alternate version of 1930s New York. And guess what? A free demo is out now on Steam, so you can try it for yourself! You can download it right here and check it out!
Universal Pictures hoped the movie Wicked: For Good would establish a successful, award-winning franchise. However, the Oscars revealed a harsh truth: the film received no Academy Award nominations. This was a surprising turn after the success of the first movie and suggests Hollywood is losing interest.
Even for a filmmaker known for unusual subjects, Tim Wilson’s documentary The History of Concrete presents a real challenge – it’s like willingly taking on an incredibly difficult task. The film, which premiered at Sundance, isn’t just a longer version of Wilson’s earlier short videos; it’s an experiment to see how his free-flowing style works with a remarkably dry topic. The result is charmingly rough around the edges, though it occasionally feels like it might fall apart. Wilson pretends his filmmaking is a casual, unplanned process, but it’s actually a carefully constructed story. He weaves together street footage, personal memories, and multiple storylines, building them into a cohesive whole with clever editing and a touch of humor.
On November 29, 2025, VicBlends posted photos on X (formerly Twitter) showing off the newly renovated basketball court from his childhood. The court now has fresh paint, custom designs, and new lines. He shared pictures from above and close-up shots of the work, writing, “I just rebuilt my childhood basketball court back home. Keep going!”