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Luke Evans is opening up about a touching letter he sent to Tim Curry just before his death. Evans, 47, took on the Dr. Frank-N-Furter role for his 2026 Broadway debut — a role made famous by Curry in the original 1975 film, The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Speaking to Entertainment Weekly in an interview published on Friday, September 11, Evans shared that he sent correspondence to Curry to thank and compliment him for his performance that was so inspiring. “He was very appreciative,” Evans told the outlet. “I think he was very sick when he got the letter —…

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Director Quentin Tarantino frequently shares his list of favorite movies, ranging from broad best-of-the-year lists to breakdowns of more obscure genres. His favorite movie of 2026, for instance, is the Netflix crime-thriller The Rip, starring Matt Damon and Ben Affleck. His favorite spaghetti Western, on the other hand, is Sergio Leone’s epic The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. Tarantino has also made his love for grindhouse cinema quite apparent over the course of his career. Around two decades ago, he collaborated with Robert Rodriguez on a grindhouse double-bill released theatrically; his installment, Death Proof, is widely regarded as his…

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Picture Credit: Sony Pictures Nate Bargatze brought his signature deadpan humor to the big screen in The Breadwinner. If you’re wondering when you can stream the family comedy from the comfort of your own couch, we have good news: the official Netflix release date has been confirmed. Directed by Eric Appel and co-written by Dan Lagana and Bargatze himself, The Breadwinner hit theaters on May 29th, 2026, courtesy of Sony Pictures. The film marks the major feature debut for the record-shattering stand-up comedian. He stars alongside a stacked comedic cast that includes Mandy Moore, Colin Jost, Kumail Nanjiani, Zach Cherry, and…

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What’s a girl to do when your parents split up and leave your sheltered, suburban home and school life in ruins? That’s the premise for 1980s-set Purgatory, Lindsay Lanzillotta’s debut feature that stars J.K. Simmons, The Bear’s Abby Elliot, John Reynolds and Ruby McGurrin in her first movie role as Beatrice Gravel. McGurrin emerges as the movie’s MVP for playing a scrappy 13-year-old left questioning her family and faith — basically everyone and everything around her — after her mother chooses to take time away from her family to “self-actualize.” That leaves her father, Joe Gravel (John Reynolds), to pick…

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A tense exchange between Donald Trump and ABC News correspondent Rachel Scott is drawing attention after the president appeared to lunge toward the reporter while she tried to ask a follow-up question on Thursday in Dallas. According to media reports from the scene, Trump was departing the Texas city on Air Force One when Scott, ABC News’ senior political correspondent, attempted to question him about his pledge to give every US adult $5,000 if Republicans win control of both chambers of Congress in the midterm elections. Related: Trump Openly Admits ‘Nobody’ Will Memorialize Him — So He’s Doing It Himself Trump…

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Streaming fans have been well-fed when it comes to teen dramas this summer. If you wanted messy family drama with teenage angst, Netflix had My Life with the Walter Boys season 3. If adventure and revenge with your ride-or-die crew were more your style, then the final season of Outer Banks would be more your speed. However, Netflix’s newest coming-of-age drama, Crew Girl, highlights complicated team dynamics and female empowerment.Most young-adult sports dramas feature football, hockey, or ice skating, so it was refreshing to watch one that highlighted rowing and featured a female protagonist. Teagan Tao (Miku Martineau) is a…

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Over the years, Claudia and John made a few red carpet appearances at their parents’ events, including at the premieres of Pfeiffer’s 2007 movies Hairspray and Stardust, her Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony that year, the 2010 Oscars, 2011 Golden Globes and 2012 Dark Shadows screening. However, the children have since grown up to live more privately. “You do feel empty when they leave,” Pfeiffer admitted on The Drew Barrymore Show in December. “It doesn’t last. I mean, you miss them terribly. It’s like an appendage is gone….You do recover.” And in 2024, Pfeiffer took on a new role. “I’ve…

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Paramount’s lawyers filed a legal response to the states’ antitrust lawsuit against the Warner Bros. Discovery merger on Friday, sketching out arguments and defenses it may use at a trial next March. Among other defenses, Paramount’s lawyers said they may claim that the coalition of 12 states lacks the authority to regulate the merger, “which is vested in the U.S. Department of Justice.” However, states do have the authority to bring claims alleging harms caused by conduct violative of federal antitrust law. Paramount also noted that Cinema United, the trade group for theater chains, has called for a settlement. “Day…

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Frank Micelotta/Getty Images Every day, TVLine’s What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized below by release time and alphabetically within each slot. On TV this Saturday: FXX airs the Creative Arts Emmys, “Have I Got News for You” is back for Season 5, and Sherri Shepherd plays a 9/11 survivor. If you’d like a recommended watchlist delivered to your inbox each morning, you can sign up for TVLine’s free What to Watch newsletter…

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Matthew Rankin’s films about Canadiana tend to have theatrical audiences rubbing their eyes. In his 2024 cinematic mashup Universal Language, marveling viewers could hardly believe a Canada onscreen where Persian and French are the two official languages and a local Tim Hortons becomes an Arabic tea lounge. With Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney — set for its world premiere on Sept. 15 as part of the Midnight Madness program at the Royal Alexandra Theatre in Toronto, Rankin’s genre-bending collage of archival footage, special effects and animation becomes a digital docufantasia of politics and pop culture, chronicling the journey to power for Canada’s 18th prime minister,…

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