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.
Inside West Wilson and Amanda Batula’s Romance: What They’re Really Saying
Inside West Wilson and Amanda Batula’s Romance: What They’re Really Saying
Summer House shocker: West Wilson and Amanda Batula are finally addressing their surprise romance — from podcast confessions to public apologies — with every reveal since their March 31 Instagram debut.
RHOC Star Meghan King Reveals She Had Plastic Surgery to Look Her Age — Here’s Why
RHOC Star Meghan King Reveals She Had Plastic Surgery to Look Her Age — Here’s Why
Meghan King, 41, is getting real about age-defying tweaks, revealing on Instagram Stories that a three-pronged cosmetic routine has made a profound difference in helping her keep her look the same for longer.
Mormon Wives Season 5 Returns: Taylor and Dakota's Next Chapter Changes Everything
Mormon Wives Season 5 Returns: Taylor and Dakota's Next Chapter Changes Everything
Taylor Frankie Paul is eyeing a season 5 comeback to Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, with producers and cast rolling out the welcome mat—even as her return this year remains uncertain.
From Big Brother to Believer: Jessica Graf Stands By Her Faith Eight Years Later
From Big Brother to Believer: Jessica Graf Stands By Her Faith Eight Years Later
Eight years after Big Brother, Jessica Graf says she’s not the woman viewers remember. Embracing faith and a new style, she’s pushing back at commenters determined to keep her stuck in the past.
Inside Pat Sajak's Offscreen Life: Meet the Wife and Two Kids Who Keep the Wheel Turning
Inside Pat Sajak's Offscreen Life: Meet the Wife and Two Kids Who Keep the Wheel Turning
Pat Sajak’s real jackpot came offstage: after a 1986 divorce he married Lesly Brown in 1989, welcomed Patrick in 1990 and Maggie in 1995 — and now, with Wheel of Fortune behind him, family takes center stage.
The Near-Perfect 2026 Survival Thriller You Missed Is Finally Coming to Streaming
The Near-Perfect 2026 Survival Thriller You Missed Is Finally Coming to Streaming
January used to be Hollywood’s dump month—see 2005’s Alone in the Dark, with Tara Reid playing a scientist, and 2009’s Bride Wars, a Hathaway–Hudson faceoff with zero laughs. Then 2026 hit, and Sam Raimi torched the curse with a shock January smash that turned the coldest box office into a hot ticket.
Rita Wilson Found Out Her Dad Had a Secret Family — And He Never Said a Word
Rita Wilson Found Out Her Dad Had a Secret Family — And He Never Said a Word
Rita Wilson says a genealogy deep-dive for the UK series Who Do You Think You Are? exposed her late father Allan Wilson’s secret second life away from the family — a bombshell the 69-year-old shared this week.
This 2012 Sitcom Premiere Quietly Predicted a Major MCU Casting
This 2012 Sitcom Premiere Quietly Predicted a Major MCU Casting
After nearly 20 years and more than $30 billion at the box office, the Marvel Cinematic Universe hasn’t just built Hollywood’s biggest franchise—it’s minted global star power, vaulting Chris Hemsworth, Chris Pratt, and Tom Holland from rising talents to box-office fixtures.
The Episode That Broke Every Rule and Redefined HBO’s Biggest Sci‑Fi Show
The Episode That Broke Every Rule and Redefined HBO’s Biggest Sci‑Fi Show
Westworld galloped onto HBO with the network’s biggest debut since True Detective, hooking viewers on a brutal Wild West playground where android hosts wake up and human guests run amok — a twisty vision from creators Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy.
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II Reveals the Bold Twist That Sets Netflix’s Man on Fire Apart From Denzel Washington’s Film
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II Reveals the Bold Twist That Sets Netflix’s Man on Fire Apart From Denzel Washington’s Film
Three years in the making, Netflix’s new Man on Fire blazes onto screens next week, reimagining A.J. Quinnell’s novel for today after big-screen turns by Scott Glenn in 1987 and Denzel Washington in 2004.
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