The truth is stranger than fiction, so the adage goes, so maybe that’s why Hollywood has seen such an influx of stories about the most famous movies ever churned out by Hollywood itself. The Offer, The Disaster Artist, and Mank, to name a few, are prime examples of the ouroboros of Hollywood storytelling, TV shows and movies
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Nick Cave is heading out on the road next year, reviving the format of his 2019 tour blending a Q&A, live performance, and career retrospective. The 2027 edition of Conversations with Nick Cave: An Evening of Talk & Music kicks off in Vancouver next April, and will traverse North America before concluding in New Orleans
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Prime Video has produced countless original hits that have defined the streaming era, but its James Bond meets Sherlock series stands out as the platform’s very best. Combining the high-octane action of James Bond with the investigative nature of Sherlock isn’t easy, but Reacher absolutely nailed it, and continues to shine each season. While Reacher
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Godzilla Minus Zero is a feast of kaiju greatness, but in every other way, it fails to live up to the masterpiece that was Godzilla Minus One. While this could seem like an unfair comparison—Takashi Yamazaki’s first run at Godzilla was a near-perfect combination of monster madness and human heart—the sequel misfires on the heart and
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If you’ll permit me a rant—I promise to make it fact-filled and interesting—I am sick of the articles that seem to pop up every few months claiming that we are all eating “too much” protein. They convey an inaccurate picture of how the body uses protein, and they demonize perfectly healthy meals that happen to
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Written and directed by Jordan Firstman, Club Kid is a bedazzled spectacle of people in limbo. Launching into frame armed with Rihanna’s “Sex With Me” and an indiscreet sense of style, the film is an amalgamation of what’s come before while keeping the story fresh, progressing with more unexpected beats than one might expect from
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In October, Toro y Moi premiered the supposedly one-off, piano-driven single “Proof.” Turns out it’s part of a new self-produced album called Unusua. Not much is known about the seven-track LP, which quietly appeared on Chaz Bear’s Bandcamp page in recent days, but Pitchfork has confirmed it’s out November 20. You can listen to “Proof”
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Percy Jackson and the Olympians season 3 is on the horizon, which means there’s never been a better time to dig into—or simply refamiliarize yourself with—the books. Much to readers’ delight, Percy Jackson hasn’t made many changes from Rick Riordan’s novels. Each season generally adapts one book in the series, so if you’ve kept up
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