Louise Everitt

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.)
Pope Leo XIV Invokes Lord of the Rings to Warn AI Could Fuel the Next War
Pope Leo XIV Invokes Lord of the Rings to Warn AI Could Fuel the Next War
Channeling Tolkien, Pope Leo XIV warned that AI on the battlefield could turn power into a ring of domination—and urged swift, binding rules to keep human judgment in command.
PewDiePie Pulls the Plug on Family Vlogs to Shield His 3-Year-Old's Privacy
PewDiePie Pulls the Plug on Family Vlogs to Shield His 3-Year-Old's Privacy
YouTube star PewDiePie steps back from family vlogs, putting his son's privacy ahead of the spotlight.
3 More Classic Simpsons Characters You Forgot You Loved
3 More Classic Simpsons Characters You Forgot You Loved
Decades into its run, The Simpsons still shapes pop culture, yet some of Springfield’s best classic-era characters have vanished from the screen. Here are the once-unmissable oddballs the show forgot—and why they’re overdue for a comeback.
Anime’s Hollywood Takeover: From Niche Fandom to Billion-Dollar Powerhouse
Anime’s Hollywood Takeover: From Niche Fandom to Billion-Dollar Powerhouse
From subculture to superpower, anime has surged to the center of Hollywood, powering tentpoles, tipping the streaming wars, and drawing billion-dollar bets. How did it take over global entertainment—and who cashes in next?
Inside Netflix's Marty, Life Is Short: 7 Biggest Revelations
Inside Netflix's Marty, Life Is Short: 7 Biggest Revelations
Seven sharp takeaways from Marty, Life Is Short, as Martin Short turns success and loss into laughter — and keeps human connection center stage.
New Lanterns Footage Has DC Fans Seeing Red Over the Green
New Lanterns Footage Has DC Fans Seeing Red Over the Green
DC is loading 2026 with heavy hitters — Supergirl and Clayface on the big screen and Lanterns lighting up HBO Max in August — and the live-action surprises aren’t over.
Euphoria Creator Sam Levinson Finally Reveals the Real Reason Behind [Spoiler]'s Death
Euphoria Creator Sam Levinson Finally Reveals the Real Reason Behind [Spoiler]'s Death
Euphoria creator Sam Levinson pulls back the curtain on the dark spark behind Nate Jacobs’ shocking demise, as Jacob Elordi’s character meets a brutal end in the May 24 penultimate episode—when a long-ignored debt finally comes due.
7 Dark New TV Series Stephen King Fans Will Devour
7 Dark New TV Series Stephen King Fans Will Devour
Stephen King remains horror’s most bankable muse, his unmistakable tales fueling a steady stream of films, series, and remakes—and proving his grip on our fears is as fierce as ever.
The 5 Sci-Fi Miniseries That Defined the 1990s, Ranked
The 5 Sci-Fi Miniseries That Defined the 1990s, Ranked
The 1980s boom in sci-fi miniseries was a budget hack to dodge punishing per-episode VFX costs. By 1990, cable had muscled into more than half of American homes, rewriting TV economics and priming the genre for a bolder, weekly future.
5 Ian McKellen Performances That Prove He's a Living Legend
5 Ian McKellen Performances That Prove He's a Living Legend
From Gandalf to Lear, Sir Ian McKellen’s greatest turns on stage and screen reveal a lifetime of towering range, volcanic power and disarming humanity.