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Sadie Sink Calls Spider-Man Role a 'Full-Circle Moment' After Stranger Things

Sadie Sink calls her Spider-Man: Brand New Day role a "full-circle moment," drawing parallels to Stranger Things and building anticipation for 2026.

International Business Times UK

'Just Stop Lying': Amy Schumer Slams Celebs Hiding Weight-Loss Meds And Surgery

Schumer apologises in December 2025, calling on celebs to come clean about weight-loss medication and surgery, but some disagree.

International Business Times UK

20 essential MCU movies and shows you need to stream on Disney+

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is making a comeback, and here are the shows and films you need to catch up on

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The 'Anaconda' reboot made me laugh so hard I cried

The "Anaconda" reboot blew my expectations away and made me laugh so hard I cried. This is my top comedy film of the year.

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The Alleged Breakdown Of Liberal And Conservative Guests On The View In 2025 Is Shocking

I had no idea it was this lopsided.

Cinemablend

Margot Robbie’s Heartwarming Story About Helping Her Mom After Landing Wolf Of Wall Street Will Give You All The Holiday Feels

Welp, that should have earned her the daughter of the year award.

Cinemablend

20 Celebrities Who Learned The Hard Way About Plastic Surgery

“Her transformation is honestly so tragic…”

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Vanessa Hudgens Allegedly Shuns Hollywood, Risks Millions to Raise Kids Without 'Hired Help'

Vanessa Hudgens is reportedly stepping away from Hollywood to raise her two young children without nannies, choosing hands‑on motherhood over multimillion‑dollar roles and relying on the financial cushion she shares with husband Cole Tucker.

International Business Times UK

The Battleship Potemkin at 100: why Sergei Eisenstein’s powerful silent film remains unforgettable

A landmark film in Russian cinema, Sergei Eisenstein’s The Battleship Potemkin may have first been shown in Moscow on December 24 1925, but its enduring appeal and relevance are evident in the many homages paid by film-makers in the century that followed. So what made this film, known for its…

The Conversation

Pop culture in 2025: A ring for Taylor, an ill-timed KissCam ... and whatever ‘6-7’ means

In a year of pop culture moments, some things were old and some things were very new

The Independent UK

I watch TV for a living — here's the 10 best shows of 2025

I've watched 60 TV shows in 2025 so far and these are the 10 shows you need to watch.

Tom’s Guide

What Happened to Tylor Chase? Here's Why the Actor Is Homeless Today Despite Being a Successful Child Star in Mid-2000s

Former Nickelodeon star Tylor Chase, known for playing Martin Qwerly, has been found homeless in California. His family cites bipolar disorder as the cause, warning that cash donations may do more harm than good.

International Business Times UK

Stop lying to yourself: 'Avatar' is a good movie

James Cameron's Pandora lives on, proving "Avatar" is a good movie.

Tom’s Guide

The best – and worst – films out on Boxing Day in Australia this year

Desperate for two hours of silence in a cinema, or a movie to entertain the family? We’ve got you covered – here’s our comprehensive guide to the films out on 26 December

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Natasha Lyonne says AI has an ethics problem because right now it's 'super kosher copacetic to rob freely under the auspices of acceleration'

Lyonne’s production company developed a tool for generating big screen-ready AI content.

International Business Times UK

Leonardo DiCaprio vs Timothée Chalamet: Awards Season Row Over 'Direct Collision'

Leonardo DiCaprio and Timothée Chalamet are on a direct collision course this awards season, with Golden Globe momentum clashing against an aggressive Oscar campaign in a defining Best Actor race.

The Guardian - US

Television in titbits: the rise of the billion-dollar microdrama industry

Hollywood is betting big on vertical microdramas, told in chunks under two minutes. Can a gimmick turn into a new form of entertainment?

Evening Standard

Warner Bros sale: The $100bn battle for the soul of Hollywood

The bidding war for Warner Bros will determine the future of film — will London escape the fallout?

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Another Big Win for Streaming: YouTube to Broadcast the Oscars From 2029

The Academy Awards will stream exclusively on YouTube worldwide from 2029, marking a major turning point for television, film and digital media.

International Business Times UK

7 Photos of John Travolta's Youngest Son, Ben, Who Could Also Be Elvis' Grandson From Riley Keough

Photos of John Travolta's youngest son Ben resurface as a lawsuit claim brings Riley Keough and Elvis Presley's legacy into the spotlight.

The Independent UK

How faith-based entertainment has made a Hollywood comeback

The trend includes a rise in confessional films and TV series depicting specific faiths, predominantly Christianity

The Guardian - UK

Pregnant at 61 or a mother aged three: why do movies love age-blind casting?

In Kate Winslet’s Goodbye June, Timothy Spall, 68, plays the father of Toni Collette, who is 53 – and pregnant. But those liberties are nothing compared with North by Northwest, The Manchurian Candidate or Thanksgiving

Fortune

Reese Witherspoon says 'I don’t think my career would be possible' in the age of AI and social media: 'It's a different world'

AI has fundamentally changed the entertainment industry.

Cinemablend

Chris Hemsworth Talks His 'Absolute Obsession' With Getting Successful In Hollywood (And How That Led To Anxiety)

Chris Hemsworth's drive to be successful worked, but not without consequences.

The Guardian - UK

‘I could watch the final 30 minutes on a loop till the end of time’: Guardian writers’ favourite Rob Reiner moments

The director’s incredible versatility and talent meant that he could reduce to tears with anguish or laughter effortlessly pivoting from comedy to courtroom drama, romcom to rock mockumentary

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