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.
Forget CGI: Marvel's X-Men reboot puts characters first, says Lee Sung Jin
Forget CGI: Marvel's X-Men reboot puts characters first, says Lee Sung Jin
Lee Sung Jin says Marvel’s X-Men reboot will go character-first, promising an intimate, emotionally driven return for the mutants—and he just dropped new clues about how that will shape the film.
HBO boss brushes off Heated Rivalry Emmys disqualification: proud to have season two
HBO boss brushes off Heated Rivalry Emmys disqualification: proud to have season two
HBO boss Casey Bloys explains why Heated Rivalry is out of Emmy contention, as Series Mania spotlights Jacob Tierney’s workaround of U.S. streamer rules to preserve creative control.
Lawrence Kasdan on Martin Short’s Emmy triumph — and the Kevin Costner cut that changed a classic
Lawrence Kasdan on Martin Short’s Emmy triumph — and the Kevin Costner cut that changed a classic
Emmy buzz fuels the Martin Short documentary as Lawrence Kasdan revisits the Kevin Costner casting gamble that reshaped an iconic film.
Sexiest man alive Will Ferrell’s SKIMS campaign gets the nod from the only critics that matter — his sons
Sexiest man alive Will Ferrell’s SKIMS campaign gets the nod from the only critics that matter — his sons
After that SKIMS campaign, Will Ferrell just got a promotion at home — his sons now crown him the family’s style chief.
Netflix’s Miguel Ángel Blanco documentary review: the tragedy that shook Spain — and the resilience that refused to break
Netflix’s Miguel Ángel Blanco documentary review: the tragedy that shook Spain — and the resilience that refused to break
Forty-eight hours that changed Spain: a tragic countdown that turned grief into defiance and broke domestic terror’s grip for good.
Scott Glassgold reveals the real reason Netflix lost his project to Amazon MGM
Scott Glassgold reveals the real reason Netflix lost his project to Amazon MGM
From Netflix flirtation to an Amazon MGM coup, Scott Glassgold pulls back the curtain on the twist-filled bidding sprint that decided where his next project landed.
Sydney Sweeney’s next film set to sell a million books, says Scott Glassgold
Sydney Sweeney’s next film set to sell a million books, says Scott Glassgold
A publishing milestone just turbocharged buzz for Sydney Sweeney's next supernatural horror, and producer Scott Glassgold is steering that momentum toward the screen.
Where is Marley in Survival of the Thickest season 3? Tasha Smith's absence has two explanations
Where is Marley in Survival of the Thickest season 3? Tasha Smith's absence has two explanations
Marley is nowhere in Survival of the Thickest season 3 — not the wedding, not the doctor's office, not a single scene. There are two explanations, and both are true at once.
Why Gen Z can’t stop chasing the past — and it’s not what you think
Why Gen Z can’t stop chasing the past — and it’s not what you think
Gen Z is hitting rewind as a new study reveals how retro trends and the pull of childhood comfort fuel the generation’s throwback obsession.
Survival of the Thickest: why did it end? The reason isn't a cancellation
Survival of the Thickest: why did it end? The reason isn't a cancellation
Survival of the Thickest wrapped up with its third season on July 2, 2026 — all eight episodes at once — and the ending was announced more than a year in advance.
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