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These 8 Olivia Colman Movies Are Masterpieces
Collider has published a ranked list celebrating eight films that showcase the range and talent of British actress Olivia Colman, who rose from comedic television roles to become one of cinema’s most acclaimed dramatic performers. The piece argues that Colman’s strength lies not just in the number of critically praised films she has appeared in,…
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The Odyssey Box Office Drops Just 19% as Its Second Weekend in Theaters Brings Another $215 Million Globally
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey brought in another $215.3 million globally in its second weekend, a drop of just 19%, extending an unusually strong run for the Matt Damon-led epic. The film’s resilience is notable in an industry where second-weekend drops of 40-50% are common, and it puts Universal and Nolan on a clear path towards…
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These Incredible Avengers: Doomsday Figures Give Us a Better Look at the Film’s X-Men Costumes | Comic Con 2026
Hot Toys has unveiled its first wave of collectible figures for Avengers: Doomsday, revealed during Marvel’s Comic-Con panel, offering fans their clearest look yet at several X-Men characters’ costumes ahead of the film’s December release. The reveal follows a broader wave of merchandise announcements from multiple companies, with Hot Toys’ highly detailed 1:6 scale figures…
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Tony Stark’s Greatest Fear Might Finally Play Out in Avengers: Doomsday | Comic Con 2026
New footage shown at San Diego Comic-Con’s Marvel Hall H panel has fuelled speculation that Doctor Doom’s motivations in Avengers: Doomsday will mirror Tony Stark’s greatest fear from Avengers: Endgame. Both characters are played by Robert Downey Jr., and the leaked clips suggest Doom’s villainous plan stems from personal loss caused, directly or indirectly, by…
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Capcom wants to release a Resident Evil every year and sees remakes as the way to make it happen
Capcom reportedly aims to release a Resident Evil game every year, using remakes alongside new entries to sustain the series’ output. The strategy matters because it would make one of gaming’s biggest horror franchises a more regular presence, while relying on familiar titles that have already proved commercially successful. Remakes are seen as a practical…
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Snayx kick off new era with melancholic summer anthem ‘Nice Day 4 It’
Brighton alt-punk trio Snayx have released a new single, “Nice Day 4 It,” marking the start of a new chapter for the band as their debut release on the Nettwerk Music Group label. The band describe it as “a summer song, but lost in its own melancholy,” pairing their characteristically abrasive punk riffs with a…
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A 73-Year-Old Western Featuring Quentin Tarantino’s Favorite Movie Star Is Leaving Paramount+
Hondo, a 1953 John Wayne Western, is being removed from Paramount+ in August 2026. The film is notable partly for its troubled production during Hollywood’s brief mid-1950s 3D craze, and for the fact that its original director had to leave partway through, with the finishing work completed by John Ford, one of the most acclaimed…
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How did The Mamas & the Papas became embroiled in the 1969 Manson Family murders?
The article explains that The Mamas & the Papas became linked to the Manson Family murders through their place in Los Angeles’s close-knit late-1960s music and celebrity scene. Charles Manson was welcomed into their social orbit before the killings, making his later crimes especially disturbing for people who had known him and some of his…
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Chet Atkins’ Heartbreaking Description of Hank Williams Gives New Meaning to This Classic Country Track From 1952
Guitarist Chet Atkins gave a harrowing account of Hank Williams recording “I’ll Never Get Out Of This World Alive” at Castle Studio in June 1952, recalling that Williams was so weak he could only sing a few lines before collapsing into a chair after each take. Atkins’ recollection, cited in Colin Escott’s biography Hank Williams:…
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Champagne and Bullets belongs on the Mount Rushmore of bad movies
The Verge’s weekend editor Terrence O’Brien reviews Champagne and Bullets (also released as GetEven and Road to Revenge), a low-budget action film he ranks alongside notorious “so bad they’re good” cult classics like The Room, Troll 2 and Fateful Findings. The film is almost entirely the creation of one man, John De Hart, who wrote,…