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.
Tom Hardy Reportedly Out of MobLand Season 3 After Creative Rift
Tom Hardy Reportedly Out of MobLand Season 3 After Creative Rift
Shock shake-up: Tom Hardy has reportedly been axed from hit series MobLand after fierce behind-the-scenes clashes.
Disney’s Long-Lost Animated Series Is Back After Years in the Vault
Disney’s Long-Lost Animated Series Is Back After Years in the Vault
Streaming cracked open the vault, and Disney+ packed it with animated icons like Gargoyles, DuckTales, and X-Men: The Animated Series—but some beloved classics are still missing, and the gaps are getting harder to ignore.
Stranger Things Creators Finally Address That Shared Universe Theory
Stranger Things Creators Finally Address That Shared Universe Theory
The Duffer Brothers pivot to life after Stranger Things with The Boroughs, their third new Netflix series of 2026, as a picture-perfect retirement community becomes ground zero for an otherworldly threat—and an unlikely squad of seniors is all that stands in its way.
Who Reigns Supreme in Daredevil: Born Again? Every Character Ranked by Power
Who Reigns Supreme in Daredevil: Born Again? Every Character Ranked by Power
Daredevil is back in Daredevil: Born Again, and Hell’s Kitchen’s power ladder just snapped — new heavy-hitters are muscling in while battle-hardened favorites return with brutal upgrades. Who really rules the streets now?
Batman’s Weirdest Cartoon Is Back — And It’s Better Than Ever
Batman’s Weirdest Cartoon Is Back — And It’s Better Than Ever
From his 1968 animated debut on CBS’s The Adventures of Batman to the brooding heights of Batman: The Animated Series and Batman Beyond, the Dark Knight keeps reinventing TV’s most enduring vigilante — and he’s about to do it again.
Spider-Noir Soars on Rotten Tomatoes, Signaling Prime Video’s Next Superhero Smash
Spider-Noir Soars on Rotten Tomatoes, Signaling Prime Video’s Next Superhero Smash
HBO Max and Disney+ may dominate the DCU and the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but Prime Video has been muscling into the cape game—starting early with Ben Edlund’s The Tick and only getting bolder from there.
Regular Show: The Lost Tapes Roars Out of the Gate With a Breakout Debut
Regular Show: The Lost Tapes Roars Out of the Gate With a Breakout Debut
The park crew is back: Regular Show: The Lost Tapes hits Cartoon Network, a prequel-sequel that reunites Mordecai, Rigby, Benson, Skips and Muscle Man years after the 2017 finale.
Stephen Colbert’s Late Show Goes Out on Top as Ratings Soar
Stephen Colbert’s Late Show Goes Out on Top as Ratings Soar
Stephen Colbert's Late Show surges in the ratings as it races toward its finale.
Spider-Man’s Web Expands: Every Movie and TV Show Swinging Into 2026 and Beyond, In Order
Spider-Man’s Web Expands: Every Movie and TV Show Swinging Into 2026 and Beyond, In Order
Spider-Man keeps swinging into the center of pop culture, a Marvel juggernaut whose stories leap from comics to every screen. With a rotating cast of wall-crawlers putting their stamp on the mask, we break down how the on-screen legend has evolved — and who really sticks the landing.
Just Two Days After The Boys Finale, Soldier Boy and Stormfront Roar Back in the First Vought Rising Trailer
Just Two Days After The Boys Finale, Soldier Boy and Stormfront Roar Back in the First Vought Rising Trailer
Soldier Boy roars back in the first trailer for The Boys spinoff Vought Rising, a bruising return after his pivotal final-season move handing Homelander the V-One built to make him immortal.