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.
Mating Season Season 2: Will Netflix Renew Its Wild Adult Animated Hit?
Mating Season Season 2: Will Netflix Renew Its Wild Adult Animated Hit?
Will Netflix’s Mating Season get a second date? Here’s where renewal odds stand, when a decision could land, and what a season two might look like.
The 3 Simpsons Episodes That Must Get Sequels Next Season
The 3 Simpsons Episodes That Must Get Sequels Next Season
With over 800 episodes behind it, The Simpsons almost never does direct sequels; season 38 should be the exception, finally giving three classics the endings they deserve.
Three Years After A Disastrous Finale, Marvel Star Finally Owns Up To The MCU’s Biggest Misstep
Three Years After A Disastrous Finale, Marvel Star Finally Owns Up To The MCU’s Biggest Misstep
For more than a decade, Marvel turned the box office into its own runway, dropping consecutive hits that sent rivals scrambling and elevating unknown heroes to stardom — but the era of automatic wins is suddenly in doubt.
Nicolas Cage Finally Explains Why He Named His Son Kal-El — And His Real Connection to Superman
Nicolas Cage Finally Explains Why He Named His Son Kal-El — And His Real Connection to Superman
Nicolas Cage finally sets the record straight on his son Kal-El’s name — a bold salute to Superman with a deeper, personal meaning.
CBS Axes Stephen Colbert's Show, Banks on $15 Million Profit
CBS Axes Stephen Colbert's Show, Banks on $15 Million Profit
Stephen Colbert out, $15 million profit plan in: CBS makes a hard pivot as ratings sink after his Late Show exit.
10 Non-MCU Marvel Movie Costumes That Still Own the Screen, Ranked
10 Non-MCU Marvel Movie Costumes That Still Own the Screen, Ranked
The Marvel Cinematic Universe didn’t just launch a franchise; it rewired the blockbuster, swapping shoestring budgets and clunky effects for an interconnected, big-money machine that finally put comic-book spectacle on screen. Even DC’s sharper costumes couldn’t hide how far the genre had lagged before Marvel reset the standard.
8 Years Ago Today: An Iconic 80s Sitcom Was Axed Amid Uproar — and Its Replacement Actually Delivered
8 Years Ago Today: An Iconic 80s Sitcom Was Axed Amid Uproar — and Its Replacement Actually Delivered
ABC axed a resurgent 80s sitcom in 2018—but its swift replacement didn’t just fill the void, it sharpened the laughs, deepened the heart, and outshone the original.
Nickelodeon Animator Bows Out of AI Program Amid Backlash
Nickelodeon Animator Bows Out of AI Program Amid Backlash
Animation heavyweight Jorge R. Gutierrez — the force behind El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera, Maya And The Three and El Macho — set his sights on Looney Tunes with a Speedy Gonzalez movie, but an unexpected snag has thrown the plan off course.
5 Off-the-Wall ’80s Cartoons You Forgot Existed
5 Off-the-Wall ’80s Cartoons You Forgot Existed
The 80s remade pop culture and minted TV legends—yet a surprising number of once-unmissable series have vanished from memory. Revisit the shows time sidelined, and how they slipped through the cracks.
MobLand Shake-Up: Why Tom Hardy Was Fired and What It Means for Season 3
MobLand Shake-Up: Why Tom Hardy Was Fired and What It Means for Season 3
A year ago, MobLand was Paramount+’s golden child — smashing the streamer’s launch record (since topped by Yellowstone spinoff Dutton Ranch), pulling a 77% on Rotten Tomatoes, and fronted by Tom Hardy and Pierce Brosnan — then the script flipped.
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