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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.)
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.
Inside Lisa Kudrow’s Bold Stand for Craig Robinson on the Friends Set
Inside Lisa Kudrow’s Bold Stand for Craig Robinson on the Friends Set
Lisa Kudrow once spoke up for a young Craig Robinson on the Friends set—an early-career assist he hasn’t forgotten.
George Russell Apologizes After Viral Canadian Grand Prix Outburst
George Russell Apologizes After Viral Canadian Grand Prix Outburst
George Russell issues a public apology after a viral Canadian GP flashpoint, as the Mercedes driver moves to cool tensions that boiled over across the weekend.
Iconic ’90s MTV Cartoon Finally Hits Netflix — Release Date Revealed
Iconic ’90s MTV Cartoon Finally Hits Netflix — Release Date Revealed
Break out the nostalgia—one of MTV’s most iconic 90s cartoons is making a big streaming comeback on Netflix this summer, headlining the streamer’s newly revealed June wave of licensed favorites and fresh exclusives.
Is My Hero Academia on Netflix? Here’s Where to Stream the Award-Winning Anime Right Now
Is My Hero Academia on Netflix? Here’s Where to Stream the Award-Winning Anime Right Now
My Hero Academia still rules global anime fandom—here’s where to stream the hit superhero series right now.
Meet Batman's New Butler — Alfred's Final Gift to Wayne Manor
Meet Batman's New Butler — Alfred's Final Gift to Wayne Manor
Alfred’s final act installs a new butler at Wayne Manor, while The Batman: Part II primes Harvey Dent for his darkest turn yet.
Byron Allen Steps Into Colbert's Late-Night Slot, Says CBS Gave His New Show Carte Blanche
Byron Allen Steps Into Colbert's Late-Night Slot, Says CBS Gave His New Show Carte Blanche
Replacing Stephen Colbert on CBS, Bryon Allen says he’s been given free rein to build a no-limits new show.