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.
Chris Brancato pours cold water on Narcos comeback hopes
Chris Brancato pours cold water on Narcos comeback hopes
Hopes for more Narcos just took a hit as Chris Brancato delivers an update Netflix diehards won’t want to hear.
Naomi Osaka serves anime style at Wimbledon with a statement kimono
Naomi Osaka serves anime style at Wimbledon with a statement kimono
Naomi Osaka lit up Wimbledon with more than her serve, striding in wearing a pristine, anime-inspired all-white look that stole the spotlight.
Christopher Reeve's evil Superman suit from Superman III heads to auction
Christopher Reeve's evil Superman suit from Superman III heads to auction
Christopher Reeve’s infamous Evil Superman suit from Superman III hits the auction block as Supergirl sputters at the global box office.
Meet Torrhen Manderly: the new lord who could change everything in House of the Dragon season 3
Meet Torrhen Manderly: the new lord who could change everything in House of the Dragon season 3
House Manderly storms into the spotlight—and a seemingly minor newcomer might just be the real game-changer.
After Supergirl, James Gunn’s DC contract reportedly nears its end — what it means for the DCU
After Supergirl, James Gunn’s DC contract reportedly nears its end — what it means for the DCU
Following Supergirl, reports that James Gunn's DC contract has expired are throwing DC Studios' future into doubt.
House of the Dragon season 3: Where is Tumbletown and why it could change everything
House of the Dragon season 3: Where is Tumbletown and why it could change everything
All roads lead to Tumbleton in House of the Dragon Season 3, the strategic chokepoint set to upend alliances, sever supply lines, and ignite the war’s most brutal battles.
7 Netflix true-crime documentaries so gripping you'll cancel your plans
7 Netflix true-crime documentaries so gripping you'll cancel your plans
From vanishing victims to revelations that upend entire cases, these seven Netflix true-crime documentaries deliver the shocks—and the sleepless nights—you won’t shake.
England’s World Cup triumph finally proves The Simpsons wrong about football
England’s World Cup triumph finally proves The Simpsons wrong about football
England finally ended decades of hurt, lifting the World Cup and tearing up the famous forecast from The Simpsons.
7 unmissable Netflix releases to stream this week
7 unmissable Netflix releases to stream this week
July on Netflix is stacked—7 must-watch movies and shows to put at the top of your queue.
After 40 years, Apple TV+ Neuromancer could finally crack sci-fi’s toughest adaptation challenge
After 40 years, Apple TV+ Neuromancer could finally crack sci-fi’s toughest adaptation challenge
Forty years after Hollywood’s misfires, Apple TV's Neuromancer looks poised to finally crack the code on William Gibson’s genre-defining cyberpunk classic.
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