Louise Everitt

Louise Everitt

Editor-in-Chief
Louise Everitt is Editor-in-Chief of Cuttingsfg.com, with nearly a decade covering film and television. She leads the site's editorial standards, corrections and awards coverage, and writes on Netflix originals, Bridgerton and celebrity news.
The Root of the Game on Netflix: release date, cast and plot revealed
The Root of the Game on Netflix: release date, cast and plot revealed
From its headline cast to the hard truths it exposes, The Root of the Game is set to make noise on Netflix—here’s who’s in it, what it reveals, and when it drops.
North West, 13, hits the road for a 14-city summer tour with Molly Santana
North West, 13, hits the road for a 14-city summer tour with Molly Santana
Pixar’s latest adventure hits harder if you know Woody, Buzz, and Jessie’s past — but do you really need a four-film refresher before Toy Story 5?
House of the Dragon season 3’s sly theme tune change teases a brutal Targaryen civil war
House of the Dragon season 3’s sly theme tune change teases a brutal Targaryen civil war
House of the Dragon Season 3 trades fanfare for foreboding, as a brooding score signals bloodier days ahead for House Targaryen.
Olivia Wilde calls out the sexist double standard behind the Harry Styles romance pile-on
Olivia Wilde calls out the sexist double standard behind the Harry Styles romance pile-on
Olivia Wilde confronts the Dont Worry Darling firestorm, opening up about her romance with Harry Styles and calling out the double standard that fueled the frenzy.
Stephen King says Apple TV's new series outshines Widow's Bay
Stephen King says Apple TV's new series outshines Widow's Bay
Stephen King says Apple TV+’s newest series is the TV event to beat, eclipsing Widow’s Bay.
Tom Holland on AI: human creativity still reigns supreme
Tom Holland on AI: human creativity still reigns supreme
Tom Holland draws a hard line on AI, insisting it can’t replace human creativity, as Spider-Man: Brand New Day ushers in a darker, lonelier Peter Parker.
Was the Seinfeld finale really that bad? Revisiting TV's most argued-about ending
Was the Seinfeld finale really that bad? Revisiting TV's most argued-about ending
On May 14, 1998, 76 million people tuned in to watch the final episode of Seinfeld. Within hours, most of them were disappointed.
Netflix axes The Boroughs after just one season
Netflix axes The Boroughs after just one season
Netflix pulls the plug on The Boroughs after just one season, abruptly ending the Duffer Brothers’ latest sci-fi gamble.
Skibidi Toilet film powers ahead as Invisible Narratives scores $25m
Skibidi Toilet film powers ahead as Invisible Narratives scores $25m
Flush with $25 million in fresh funding, Invisible Narratives is catapulting viral phenomenon Skibidi Toilet from meme to mainstream with a film and TV rollout.
For All Mankind: every major death across the series, explained
For All Mankind: every major death across the series, explained
Apple TV+'s alternate-history epic covers decades of spacefaring ambition — and the body count to match.
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