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.
Emily in Paris Says Au Revoir: Season 6 Will Be the Last, Lily Collins Reveals
Emily in Paris Says Au Revoir: Season 6 Will Be the Last, Lily Collins Reveals
After years of champagne-soaked escapades and first-class flirtations, the crown jewel of romantic comedies takes its final bow.
The Boys Finale Face-Off: Show vs. Comics — Which Ending Sticks the Landing?
The Boys Finale Face-Off: Show vs. Comics — Which Ending Sticks the Landing?
The Boys signs off at last, with Prime Video’s superhero saga ending on a surprisingly hopeful note—charting its own course from Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson’s comics while preserving a few key details from the source.
Julianne Moore Teams Up With Barack and Michelle Obama's Higher Ground for a New Netflix Comedy
Julianne Moore Teams Up With Barack and Michelle Obama's Higher Ground for a New Netflix Comedy
Oscar winner Julianne Moore teams with Barack and Michelle Obama's Higher Ground on a Netflix mother-daughter comedy.
Rivals Stars Set the Record Straight on Rupert and Taggie’s Age Gap
Rivals Stars Set the Record Straight on Rupert and Taggie’s Age Gap
Rivals stars Alex Hassell, 45, and Bella Maclean didn’t expect Rupert and Taggie’s age-gap romance to ignite such fervor — but the fan reaction has leapt off-screen, creating a real-world ripple effect that’s taken them by surprise.
Michael Jackson The Verdict Hits Netflix: Release Date, How to Watch, and Everything You Need to Know
Michael Jackson The Verdict Hits Netflix: Release Date, How to Watch, and Everything You Need to Know
Netflix reopens one of pop culture’s most explosive chapters, unveiling a Michael Jackson docuseries poised to reignite a global debate.
Loved The Crash? 5 Gripping Netflix Documentaries To Watch Right Now
Loved The Crash? 5 Gripping Netflix Documentaries To Watch Right Now
From the first clue to the final twist, these must-watch titles fuse edge-of-your-seat suspense, relentless investigations, and raw human storytelling.
Song Song Blue Lands on Netflix: The Exact Date You Can Stream Ethan Hawke’s Oscar-Nominated Film
Song Song Blue Lands on Netflix: The Exact Date You Can Stream Ethan Hawke’s Oscar-Nominated Film
Now streaming on Netflix, Song Sung Blue lands as a shattering true story that crescendos into hope.
Dutton Ranch EP Breaks Silence: Inside the Showrunner’s Firing Amid Cast Tensions
Dutton Ranch EP Breaks Silence: Inside the Showrunner’s Firing Amid Cast Tensions
After Dutton Ranch’s surprise showrunner shakeup, executive producer Christina Voros finally weighed in, lauding Chad Feehan’s work crafting formidable foes for Rip and Beth in the Yellowstone spinoff despite reports of his firing.
Netflix Just Dropped the Heir to Stranger Things — And It’s Already Earning Near-Perfect Reviews
Netflix Just Dropped the Heir to Stranger Things — And It’s Already Earning Near-Perfect Reviews
Stranger Things may have lost some shine, but it still sets the bar for high-concept sci-fi—and until something more culture-defining arrives, every would-be phenomenon will chase its shadow, even as copycats remain surprisingly scarce.
Love Is Blind’s Alexa Says Her Divorce From Brennon Is All But Final
Love Is Blind’s Alexa Says Her Divorce From Brennon Is All But Final
Love Is Blind exes Alexa Lemieux and Brennon Lemieux are all but finalized, with Alexa, 31, revealing on the May 21 He Said G Said podcast that the divorce is essentially done and just awaiting filing.
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