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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.)
Eric Bana’s Hollywood Journey: Life After the Hulk Spotlight
Eric Bana’s Hollywood Journey: Life After the Hulk Spotlight
Eric Bana’s breakout as Hulk in 2003 made him a star, but his career took a surprising turn after he left the role. Discover how Bana navigated Hollywood, why he never returned as Hulk, and what drives his choices today—including his latest projects.
Aubrey Plaza on the Surprising Star Who Shaped Her Career
Aubrey Plaza on the Surprising Star Who Shaped Her Career
Aubrey Plaza opens up about the actor who influenced her approach to both comedy and drama, revealing how his unique career path inspired her own choices in Hollywood.
Why Tim Burton Can’t Stand Most Hollywood Biopics—But Made Ed Wood
Why Tim Burton Can’t Stand Most Hollywood Biopics—But Made Ed Wood
Tim Burton has a strong dislike for most biopics, calling them fake and dull. Yet his 1994 film Ed Wood stands out as a rare exception, shaped by his personal admiration for the infamous director rather than the usual biopic formula.
How a Legendary Director and Kevin Costner Repaired a Broken Bond
How a Legendary Director and Kevin Costner Repaired a Broken Bond
Director Kevin Reynolds opens up about his rocky relationship with Kevin Costner, the behind-the-scenes drama on Waterworld, and how the two eventually found common ground after years of tension.
John Huston’s Singular Admiration: The Actor He Called a Genius
John Huston’s Singular Admiration: The Actor He Called a Genius
Legendary director John Huston singled out Marlon Brando as the only actor he ever called a genius, citing Brando’s raw intensity and unforgettable screen presence. Huston reflected on their turbulent collaborations and Brando’s lasting impact on cinema.
Liam Neeson's Intense Survival Thriller Returns to Free Streaming
Liam Neeson's Intense Survival Thriller Returns to Free Streaming
Liam Neeson's gripping survival film, 'The Grey,' is now available to watch for free on Pluto TV.
Zootopia 2 Set to Smash $1 Billion Mark This December
Zootopia 2 Set to Smash $1 Billion Mark This December
Disney is poised to dominate the box office again, with Zootopia 2 racing toward a billion-dollar milestone and setting the stage for another record-breaking year.
Gary Oldman Names the Co-Star Who Left the Biggest Impression
Gary Oldman Names the Co-Star Who Left the Biggest Impression
Gary Oldman shares which actor stands out as his favorite collaborator, highlighting their on-set chemistry and memorable performances together in two gripping legal dramas.
Sarah Paulson Reveals Her Biggest Regret in American Horror Story
Sarah Paulson Reveals Her Biggest Regret in American Horror Story
Sarah Paulson, one of Hollywood’s most celebrated actors, has candidly shared her disappointment with her role in American Horror Story: Roanoke, calling the experience lackluster despite the show’s acclaim.
Alain Delon Reveals the Actor Who Changed Hollywood Forever
Alain Delon Reveals the Actor Who Changed Hollywood Forever
Alain Delon once singled out John Garfield as a performer far ahead of his era, praising his groundbreaking approach to acting and the tragic circumstances that ended his career too soon.