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.
Mikayla Matthews Just Escalated Her Feud With Taylor Frankie Paul
Mikayla Matthews Just Escalated Her Feud With Taylor Frankie Paul
Branded a snake friend by Taylor Frankie Paul, The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Mikayla Matthews fires back, saying she could write a book on her side of the drama — and stressing she never denied Paul’s pain, trauma, or struggles.
After [Spoiler] Is Fired, Is Another Fan Favorite About To Walk The Plank On Below Deck?
After [Spoiler] Is Fired, Is Another Fan Favorite About To Walk The Plank On Below Deck?
Below Deck Down Under just lost Mike Durrant—and the departures may not stop there. In a sneak peek at the Monday, May 18 episode, Captain Jason Chambers looks fed up with Jenna Woudberg’s tangled triangle with Ben Robinson and Eddy Hounsell, hinting more shake-ups are on deck.
The Neighborhood Ends After 8 Seasons — Here’s What Really Happens in the Finale
The Neighborhood Ends After 8 Seasons — Here’s What Really Happens in the Finale
After eight seasons, CBS comedy The Neighborhood signed off with a family affair: Calvin and Tina watched sons Malcolm and Marty tie the knot in a heartfelt May 11 series finale.
Binge Alert: All 65 Episodes of a Legendary Writer’s Cult Sci-Fi Classic Are Streaming Free Right Now
Binge Alert: All 65 Episodes of a Legendary Writer’s Cult Sci-Fi Classic Are Streaming Free Right Now
The Twilight Zone set the gold standard for sci-fi anthologies with high-concept ideas, cutting social commentary, and twist endings that won’t let go. But look past the usual suspect and you’ll find other series just as daring—and just as unforgettable.
5 TV Shows With Terrible Writing We Keep Watching Anyway, Ranked
5 TV Shows With Terrible Writing We Keep Watching Anyway, Ranked
TV doesn’t need perfection to pop, but there’s a hard line between streamlined and sloppy—some shows coast on charisma and spectacle, while others unravel the moment you tug at the plot.
The Boys Season 5 Power Rankings: Every Surviving Member of the Seven, From Weakest to Strongest
The Boys Season 5 Power Rankings: Every Surviving Member of the Seven, From Weakest to Strongest
Homelander’s brutality has turned The Seven into a revolving door, and the team rarely lives up to its name. With Starlight and Queen Maeve gone and Vought scrambling to paper over the cracks, the lineup keeps shrinking—and the danger keeps climbing.
Carrie Underwood Sets the Record Straight on Nikki Glaser Feud After American Idol
Carrie Underwood Sets the Record Straight on Nikki Glaser Feud After American Idol
Carrie Underwood shuts down feud chatter with Nikki Glaser after the comedian’s American Idol cameo, saying the internet tried to pit two women against each other — but there’s no bad blood.
Apple Just Made This Canceled Prime Video Fantasy Remake’s 10-Season Dream a Lot Harder
Apple Just Made This Canceled Prime Video Fantasy Remake’s 10-Season Dream a Lot Harder
Prime Video’s scrapped fantasy epic is being rebooted with ambitions for 10-plus seasons — but Apple looms as the spoiler. After The Wheel of Time’s divisive three-season run and cancellation, the new take faces a steep climb to win back fans and outmuscle a deep-pocketed rival.
From The Devil Wears Prada 2 to Your Closet: Macy’s Just Dropped a Chic New Collection
From The Devil Wears Prada 2 to Your Closet: Macy’s Just Dropped a Chic New Collection
Carrie Bradshaw style, Andy Sachs savvy—minus the Chanel splurge. The Devil Wears Prada 2 and And Just Like That costume designer Molly Rogers has launched a chic, budget-friendly collection with Macy’s On 34th.
Only 5 MCU Heroes Are Still Living Double Lives After Daredevil’s Big Reveal
Only 5 MCU Heroes Are Still Living Double Lives After Daredevil’s Big Reveal
Tony Stark blew up the notion of secret identities in 2008—and the MCU never looked back. From Avengers podiums to government dossiers, heroism now lives and dies by media optics and state scrutiny.