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Linda Cardellini makes the most recent trip to Crystal Lake worth it as the series looks to find new mysteries in a familiar story.

The first eight episodes of 'Love Is Blind: UK' Season 3 discover that saying too much can ruin a relationship. And saying nothing is worse.

Jason Statham and the director of 'Plane' hit the high seas with middling results in another undercooked action thriller 'Mutiny.'

Incoherent plotlines and unfinished ideas turn the potential of 'Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma' to an unsatisfying death on the cutting room floor.

Alexander Ullom's remarkable debut 'It Ends' is an anxiety-ridden road trip that will almost certainly launch multiple careers.

Phoebe Bridgers returns with 'Lost Weekend,' her third studio album that finds the singer grappling with new love and fresh grief.

King Gizzard reinvent themselves yet again on their 28th album 'Alien Metal', this time offering their take on trance and techno.

The 'House of the Dragon' Season 3 finale is messy in a few important ways but conceptually one of the most coherent episodes of the series.

Draw This, Then Die follows an oft-loved tradition of depicting the highs and lows of wanting to create art.

Writer/director David Robert Mitchell pays tribute to Steven Spielberg's heyday with sci-fi, schmaltz, and scary dinosaurs in 'The End of Oak Street.'

Anthony Bourdain's adolescent adventures in cooking, and life, get a delightful big-screen biopic treatment in 'Tony.'

Directed by Will Gluck, 'One Night Only' turns a kooky dystopian premise into a surprisingly heartfelt rom-com about (emotional) foreplay.

The horror "auteur" returns with a premise too wild for his limited skillset to capitalize on in 'Ice Cream Man.'

We spoke to filmmaker Hanna Bergholm about her second feature, the horror fantasy Nightborn starring Seidi Haarla and Rupert Grint.

The animated comedy 'Blaise' from Jean-Paul Guigue and Dimitri Planchon is a major triumph and one of the funniest films of recent memory.

This week, the Mad Men Men discuss “Commissions and Fees,” Lane Pryce’s tragedy, Don’s Dow pitch, and Sally’s painful step toward adulthood.

House of the Dragon Season 3 Episode 6, 'Faceless Men,' gives Criston Cole the fate he deserves and the show one of its finest sequences.

'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' delivers heartfelt thrills and strong performances, even as MCU sprawl and uneven visuals ultimately hold it back.

A devilish short film, Redneck suggests promise for the filmmaker Alexandria Basso as it plays with folklore horror.

The Strokes' seventh album, Reality Awaits, is smart enough to justify its worst decisions. If only it didn't keep making them.

'Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender' is finally here after a long journey and it is absolutely worth using a Paramount+ free trial to watch.

Sheep in the Box is a forgettable film from master filmmaker Hirokazu Koreeda despite the rich possibilities in the material.

Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' is actually woke. Just not how conservatives and the right-wing media ecosystem seem to think.

The Apple TV+ film The Dink, starring Jake Johnson, is a watchable but ultimately forgettable sports comedy.

Christopher Nolan returns with a stacked cast and a shockingly hollow adaptation of literary wonder with 'The Odyssey.'

Ryuya Suzuki's Jinsei will be too slow a burn for many, but those who can make through will find the journey a rewarding one.

From the return of Olivia Rodrigo and Boards of Canada, to new names like Paycheque and Suzy Sheer, we name the best albums of 2026 so far.

The year is already halfway done, and here's some of the best anime of 2026 so far, including 'Witch Hat Atelier' and 'Journal With Witch.'

From Season 2 of 'The Pitt', the whirlwind fun of 'Widow's Bay,' to the conclusion of one comedies best, here's the best TV of 2026 so far.

Beth Orton's ninth album, 'The Ground Above,' climbs out of darkness and treats grief and joy as one continuous force.

'House of the Dragon' Season 3 Episode 2, "Queen’s Landing," finally hands Rhaenyra the throne and rewrites 'Fire & Blood' to do it.

Rumspringa, the latest album from the duo Ear, marries the past and the present for something that looks to break free of nostalgia.

Lexi Minetree stars in 'Elle' which takes us back to the high-school days of the iconic 'Legally Blonde' protagonist.

Milly Alcock delivers a fantastic performance in 'Supergirl,' which is an interesting contrast to the 2025 'Superman.'

Celebrate Pride with these queer book recommendations that range from rivals to lovers to sci-fi tropes to gothic romance.

To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the series ending, here’s every Avatar: The Last Airbender episode ranked.

Adrian Chiarella delivers a formidable debut with his horror feature, 'Leviticus,' a blazing blend of thrills and romance.

The Death of Robin Hood deconstructs a legend, anchored by a triumphant tonal balancing act from director Michael Sarnoski.

'House of the Dragon' Season 3 rewrites some major 'Fire & Blood' storylines, raising big questions about where the adaptation goes next.

Witch Hat Atelier Episode 13 brings a fantastic first season to a close with inspiring and gut-wrenching reminders of the power of magic.

'House of the Dragon' Season 3 Episode 1 opens with a tense, tactical premiere where war erupts from bad timing, grief, and misread power.

Widow's Bay, starring Matthew Rhys and Kate O'Flynn, is the surprise hit of the season blending horror and comedy.

'Maddie's Secret' is a phenomenal directorial debut from writer, director, and star John Early, marked by clear compassion for women.

Modest Mouse's latest album, An Eraser and a Maze, answers grief's oldest plea—remember me—with a stranger, braver one: remember yourself.

I Am Frankelda, Mexico's first stop-motion feature film, beautifully builds on the mediums gothic and macabre legacy.

The legendary director returns to the well of aliens and human contact in the stripped-down, but underwhelming 'Disclosure Day.'

Directed by Andrew Stanton, 'Toy Story 5' turns toys vs. tech into a funny, moving story about loneliness and the survival of imagination.

You Seem Pretty Sad for A Girl So In Love is Olivia Rodrigo at her best yet delivering an ambitious, conceptual album with a lot of heart.

Hayley Kiyoko's 'girls like girls' the album is a warm Pride-month memory machine where significance outpaces songcraft.