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Bunker, the latest film from Oscar winner Florian Zeller, had its world premiere Sept. 8 at the Venice Film Festival, recieving a 15-minute-plus standing ovation. The psychological thriller stars real-life spouses Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem as a couple whose seemingly picture-perfect marriage unravels, with the real-life spouses playing a husband and wife whose relationship fractures amid growing global uncertainty. Here is everything to know about the Sony Pictures Classics release. THE PLOT The logline: “When an architect accepts a morally ambiguous project, building a survivalist bunker for a tech billionaire, his wife begins to question their 17-year marriage.” Zeller…
Us has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! Forget jeans — Minka Kelly has me wanting to wear denim in dress form this fall. HerRansom Canyon character Quinn O’Grady has mastered the “ranch wife” aesthetic, pairing country charm with the kind of figure-flattering dresses I’d happily wear nowhere near an actual ranch. Think: cinched waists, swishy skirts and just enough Western flair to make denim feel fresh again. Thankfully, you don’t need her TV wardrobe budget to copy the “ranch wife” aesthetic because I found affordable denim dresses inspired by…
‘The Dark Knight’s Most Famous Line Wasn’t Written by Christopher Nolan and It Still Bothers Him
It takes a special kind of canonical classic to feature a line of dialogue so memorable that anyone could identify what movie it comes from without any context. “You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain,” uttered by Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart) in The Dark Knight, fits the bill. In what is likely to remain his culturally definitive and most popular movie, Christopher Nolan, for better or worse, changed the film landscape forever by making a superhero movie feel like an American epic about crime, justice, and society’s belief in costumed vigilantes as…
Picture: Netflix British dramas are among some of Netflix’s most successful and celebrated over the years. The streamer has commissioned a lot of them, bringing together some of the UK’s most talented creators. In this list, we walk you through 10 hidden gems that you may have missed the first time around. Among Adolescence, The Crown, Baby Reindeer, Harlan Coben dramas and, more recently, shows like Legends, Netflix UK has been on top of its game in recent years for developing award-winning, powerhouse dramas. So many shows have broken viewership records — look no further than Adolescence, which remains the…
A few months ago, The Hollywood Reporter informally surveyed agents, managers and producers about who could be the next Curry Barker or Kane Parsons. Spencer Lackey was one of the names that kept coming up. Now, Lackey is making the jump from social media (where he has 7 million followers across Instagram, TikTok and YouTube) to feature filmmaking. Neon, Blumhouse Atomic Monster and Spooky Pictures are teaming up on Lust, a movie Lackey wrote and will direct. He’ll have steady horror hands guiding him, with Paranormal Activity veteran Steven Schneider producing for Spooky Pictures, and Jason Blum and James Wan…
Is this the end of the Hollywood road for Jimmy Kimmel Live? On Tuesday, reports claimed Jimmy Kimmel‘s late night show would be ending in 2027 after 24 years on the air. But don’t get the party favors out just yet, Trump! Related: Kimmel Thanks Trump For Massive Ratings Spike Amid Feud ABC quickly denied the rumor, saying in a statement: “This information is inaccurate. Any reports about the future of the show at this point are purely speculative.” So if you’re a fan, don’t worry. It looks like there may be lots more Jimmy (and guest hosts) ahead! Thoughts?…
30 Years Ago Today: Blue’s Clues First Premiered – A Look Back At This Classic Children’s TV Show
Thirty years after its debut, Blue’s Clues remains one of the most influential preschool series ever produced for television. On September 8, 1996, the program first appeared on Nickelodeon’s Nick Jr. block and immediately stood apart from other children’s programming of the era. The premiere episode, Snack Time, introduced viewers to an animated blue puppy who left paw-print clues around a live-action house and a human host who spoke directly to the camera, paused for answers, and treated young audiences as active partners rather than passive watchers. You can find Blue’s Clues on Amazon HERE. The series was created by…
What begins as an idyllic romance quickly turns sinister in the first trailer for M. Night Shyamalan’s upcoming mystery Remain. The Warner Bros. drama stars Jake Gyllenhaal and Phoebe Dynevor as a duo appearing to fall in love in a montage of romantic game nightss and longing stares. “You’re not like anyone I’ve ever met,” says Gyllenhaal’s character. Turns out he’s not wrong, and things aren’t what they seem. The tone suddenly shifts, and Gyllenhaal finds himself entangled in a dangerous mystery. Here’s everything to know about the Oscar-nominated director’s latest project. THE PLOT According to the studio, the story…
Need a comfortable pair of shoes you can slip on and go this fall? Skechers has a deal worth checking out, especially if you’re always juggling a busy schedule. Select $100 Skechers Slip-Ins are currently marked down,and get discounted even further when you’re a Skechers member. How will you save money on Skechers shoes? You’ll get an extra 20% off when you’re a member and you use the code EXTRA20. That means many of the brand’s $100 Slip-Ins styles are marked down to just $60. These easy-on sneakers are a game changer for busy moms, frequent travelers, commuters, and anyone…
John Mulaney is circling the role of Agent Maxwell Smart in Warner Bros. upcoming movie reboot of “Get Smart,” Variety has confirmed. The project is still in very early stages. Seth Grahame-Smith, who wrote 2025’s “Now You See Me: Now You Don’t,” is set to pen the screenplay. Producers include Andrew Lazar and Chuck Roven. Co-creators Mel Brooks and Buck Henry debuted the original “Get Smart” TV series in 1965, and it ran for 138 episodes until 1970. Don Adams led the slapstick spy spoof as the brainy but hopelessly incompetent Agent Smart, starring alongside Barbara Feldon as the ever-capable…