Louise Everitt

I've been writing for nearly a decade, lately diving into Netflix's most obscure series, the hype around Jujutsu Kaisen, and the evolving (and sometimes cheesy) world of K-dramas. Writing about what I love is my passion, and I'm here to share that with you, not arguing about something or other (I'm mostly doing that on Twitter, find me at @lk_everitt.)
Gregg Allman’s The Music of My Soul Drops Next Month: Release Date, Where to Watch, and More
Gregg Allman’s The Music of My Soul Drops Next Month: Release Date, Where to Watch, and More
The Music of My Soul exposes the scars and soaring legacy of a rock icon, a crash-and-rise saga that turns tragedy into triumph.
Ella Bleu Travolta Steps Into the Spotlight: Age, Early Roles, and a Cannes Debut With Her Dad's Film
Ella Bleu Travolta Steps Into the Spotlight: Age, Early Roles, and a Cannes Debut With Her Dad's Film
Father-daughter star power lights up Cannes as Ella Bleu Travolta claims her red-carpet moment while John Travolta’s latest film sparks fresh buzz.
American Horror Story Revives Its Infamous Killer Clown After Nine Years
American Horror Story Revives Its Infamous Killer Clown After Nine Years
American Horror Story made a game of heartbreak — fall for a character, lose them at season’s end — until Apocalypse smashed its universes together and resurrected fan favorites. Now the franchise is doubling down, with production gearing up for its most ambitious chapter yet.
Rick and Morty Movie Confirmed — How It Could Redefine the Show’s Future
Rick and Morty Movie Confirmed — How It Could Redefine the Show’s Future
Rick and Morty is headed to the big screen, with a feature film now in the works—and it could upend the show’s future just as Season 9 nears launch.
The Real Reason Soldier Boy Missed The Boys Finale — And What’s Next for Jensen Ackles’ Supe
The Real Reason Soldier Boy Missed The Boys Finale — And What’s Next for Jensen Ackles’ Supe
The Boys goes out in a blaze as Butcher and his crew storm the White House, Homelander finally falls, and most arcs slam shut—except for Jensen Ackles’ Soldier Boy, the explosive loose end still ticking.
Masters of the Universe Lights Up LA Sky With Guinness World Record-Breaking Drone Show
Masters of the Universe Lights Up LA Sky With Guinness World Record-Breaking Drone Show
A colossal He-Man inspired drone spectacle ignited the Los Angeles skyline, clinching an official Guinness World Record and amping momentum for the upcoming fantasy reboot.
5 Cult '80s TV Classics Long Overdue for a 2020s Comeback
5 Cult '80s TV Classics Long Overdue for a 2020s Comeback
Nostalgia is Hollywood’s safest bet—and business is booming. Streamers and networks are fast-tracking revivals, with Paramount+ relaunching Frasier, NBC resurrecting Night Court, and this year already delivering new seasons of Scrubs and Malcolm in the Middle.
The Real Reason Stargate Recast Colonel Jack O’Neill
The Real Reason Stargate Recast Colonel Jack O’Neill
Roland Emmerich’s Stargate didn’t just open a portal—it launched a TV empire, transforming a 1994 fusion of Egyptian myth and sci-fi into MGM’s sprawling universe spanning hundreds of episodes.
Every Game of Thrones Star Who Said the Finale Missed the Mark
Every Game of Thrones Star Who Said the Finale Missed the Mark
Game of Thrones stars are breaking ranks, revealing raw disappointment and heartbreak over a finale they say was rushed, controversial and unworthy of the epic they helped build.
Miles Teller Says Esquire Crossed a Line—Why He Ditched Press Profiles
Miles Teller Says Esquire Crossed a Line—Why He Ditched Press Profiles
One painfully awkward interview made Miles Teller rethink long-form press—and take back control of the spotlight.