Louise Everitt

Louise Everitt

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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 Netflix’s wild bonus tier even Matt Damon and Ben Affleck thought was impossible
Inside Netflix’s wild bonus tier even Matt Damon and Ben Affleck thought was impossible
Matt Damon and Ben Affleck locked in a moonshot Netflix bonus tier for The Rip crew — and explain why they figured it would be impossible to hit.
Netflix's Little House on the Prairie reboot actually honours Laura Ingalls Wilder's classic
Netflix's Little House on the Prairie reboot actually honours Laura Ingalls Wilder's classic
Netflix’s Little House delivers a faithful reimagining of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s classic, fusing frontier grit with tender family drama and a hope-filled sense of community.
Little House on the Prairie ending explained: the real reason the Ingalls family leave their prairie home for good
Little House on the Prairie ending explained: the real reason the Ingalls family leave their prairie home for good
Little House on the Prairie goes out with a gut-wrenching finale of hard choices and high stakes—here’s how it ends and why it matters.
Conor McGregor goes monk mode: keeps away from Dee Devlin and lives in the gym for UFC 329 on Paramount+
Conor McGregor goes monk mode: keeps away from Dee Devlin and lives in the gym for UFC 329 on Paramount+
Conor McGregor is paying dearly for his UFC 329 return—keeping his distance from Dee Devlin and trading home comforts for a bed at the gym.
Shia LaBeouf knocked out Tom Hardy off set while Hardy bulked up for Bane
Shia LaBeouf knocked out Tom Hardy off set while Hardy bulked up for Bane
Shia LaBeouf breaks his silence on the notorious on-set clash with Tom Hardy, revealing what sparked it, what really happened, and why he’s telling the story now.
Why did John Larroquette leave Black Sheep Squadron? He wasn't the only pilot written out
Why did John Larroquette leave Black Sheep Squadron? He wasn't the only pilot written out
Long before Night Court made him a four-time Emmy winner, John Larroquette flew a Corsair — his first regular TV role was 2nd Lt. Bob Anderson on Baa Baa Black Sheep, NBC's World War II flying drama. Then, six episodes into season 2, Anderson simply vanished from the flight line.
Why is For All Mankind ending? Season 6 was always where the story was headed
Why is For All Mankind ending? Season 6 was always where the story was headed
When Apple announced on March 24, 2026 — three days before the season 5 premiere — that For All Mankind would end with season 6, plenty of fans read it as a cancellation notice. It isn't one. The alternate-history space drama is stopping exactly where its creators always said it would: the present day.
Who dies in Band of Brothers episode 2? Every death in "Day of Days," from the D-Day jump to Brécourt Manor
Who dies in Band of Brothers episode 2? Every death in "Day of Days," from the D-Day jump to Brécourt Manor
"Day of Days" covers roughly 24 hours — the night jump into Normandy and the assault on the German guns at Brécourt Manor — and it wastes no time teaching Band of Brothers' hardest lesson: anyone can die. The body count is smaller than you might remember. Every death lands anyway.
How true is Band of Brothers?
How true is Band of Brothers?
Band of Brothers opens every episode with elderly men describing things they saw with their own eyes — and only reveals in the finale that they're the real veterans of Easy Company. That framing is the show's honest answer to the accuracy question: this happened, to these men. HBO's 2001 miniseries is remarkably faithful to the record. But it is not flawless.
Why was Nixon demoted in Band of Brothers? The true story is just as bleak as the show's version
Why was Nixon demoted in Band of Brothers? The true story is just as bleak as the show's version
Captain Lewis Nixon is one of the sharpest minds in Band of Brothers — Yale-educated, the 506th's intelligence officer, and Dick Winters' closest friend. Which is exactly why it stings when episode 9, "Why We Fight," opens with Winters telling him he's been knocked down a job.