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Exclusive: Mikaela Hoover Names the DC Legend She Wants to Share the Screen With in Man of Tomorrow
Exclusive: Mikaela Hoover Names the DC Legend She Wants to Share the Screen With in Man of Tomorrow
For nearly 20 years, Mikaela Hoover has been a stealth MVP across film and TV, especially in James Gunn’s worlds. After a memorable turn as Floor the Rabbit in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, she’s primed for her biggest leap yet.
Who Really Sets the Met Gala’s Tone? The Cochairs Behind Fashion’s Biggest Night
Who Really Sets the Met Gala’s Tone? The Cochairs Behind Fashion’s Biggest Night
Since 1948, the Met Gala has morphed from a fundraiser for a fledgling Costume Institute into fashion’s biggest night—where a coveted cochair seat signals peak power—propelled by decades of Vogue muscle.
Regular Show Fans Can Breathe Easy: Cartoon Network’s New Revival Won’t Touch Their Favorite
Regular Show Fans Can Breathe Easy: Cartoon Network’s New Revival Won’t Touch Their Favorite
Nine years after its finale, Regular Show returns to Cartoon Network later this May with the revival Regular Show: The Lost Tapes — and early looks suggest the off-the-wall chaos fans love is very much intact.
Marvel’s High-Stakes Avengers: Endgame Rerelease Could Backfire
Marvel’s High-Stakes Avengers: Endgame Rerelease Could Backfire
Marvel Studios is mounting a last stand with Avengers: Doomsday and its follow-up Avengers: Secret Wars, billed as the definitive capstone to the Multiversal Saga it launched in 2021—but seven years after Avengers: Endgame, the once-invincible brand is limping through box-office stumbles and bruising fan reviews.
Meryl Streep Throws Stylish Shade at Travis Kelce While Teasing The Devil Wears Prada 2
Meryl Streep Throws Stylish Shade at Travis Kelce While Teasing The Devil Wears Prada 2
Meryl Streep lobbed a sly jab at Chiefs star Travis Kelce on the Devil Wears Prada 2 media tour while talking about the toughest part of filming, leaving film and football fans buzzing.
3 Horror Movies Even Scarier Than The Silence of the Lambs — Including Oddity
3 Horror Movies Even Scarier Than The Silence of the Lambs — Including Oddity
The Silence of the Lambs carved Oscar history as the first horror to win Best Picture. Thirty-five years later, we test its bite: in 2026, is it still nightmare fuel or has the terror gone tame?
Last Chance: 5 Must-See Netflix Movies Leaving This Week (April 2026)
Last Chance: 5 Must-See Netflix Movies Leaving This Week (April 2026)
Time’s running out: a wave of licensed movies leaves Netflix at month’s end. Some might return, but why gamble? We’ve handpicked five must-watch films to stream before they disappear.
Stop Scrolling: The 3 Best Netflix Dramas, Ranked by IMDb (April 2026)
Stop Scrolling: The 3 Best Netflix Dramas, Ranked by IMDb (April 2026)
Drama fans, rejoice: Netflix’s April slate is stacked, and Watch With Us has zeroed in on three unmissable classics to stream now.
The Real Reason Sally Field Said No to First Wives Club — And Why She’d Do It Again
The Real Reason Sally Field Said No to First Wives Club — And Why She’d Do It Again
In a rare interview, Sally Field opens up about passing on Annie Paradis in 1996’s First Wives Club—and why Mrs. Doubtfire still hits home for families more than 30 years later.
James Gunn Confirms Two DCU TV Updates — And Ignites Theories About One of DC’s Most Powerful Heroes
James Gunn Confirms Two DCU TV Updates — And Ignites Theories About One of DC’s Most Powerful Heroes
DCU hits the gas: Supergirl and Clayface are theater-bound this year, Superman sequel Man of Tomorrow enters production, and DC Studios is finally delivering long-awaited updates on its previously announced slate.
5 Must-See New Movies and Shows Streaming on Netflix and More This Week (April 27–May 1)
5 Must-See New Movies and Shows Streaming on Netflix and More This Week (April 27–May 1)
April is out, streaming is in: HBO Max, Netflix and more are dropping standout premieres and big-screen debuts to binge until the warm weather finally sticks.
Belle Burden: The Untold Story of the Strangers Author's Past Marriage
Belle Burden: The Untold Story of the Strangers Author's Past Marriage
Belle Burden’s Strangers: A Memoir of Marriage stormed onto the New York Times bestseller list in January 2026, as readers—and even nonreaders—devour her gripping search through a marriage for the clues that the man beside her was a stranger.
4 Music Biopic Misfires That Missed the Beat, Ranked — From Back to Black to Nina
4 Music Biopic Misfires That Missed the Beat, Ranked — From Back to Black to Nina
Michael moonwalks into a buzzsaw: with more than 100 reviews in, the Michael Jackson biopic Michael is marooned at 38 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, panned as a glossy greatest-hits retread and a reminder that the music-biopic formula was vaporized by Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story.
What’s New on Netflix in May 2026: Every Movie and Show Coming Your Way
What’s New on Netflix in May 2026: Every Movie and Show Coming Your Way
April is wrapping and May is loading. With Peacock, Hulu, and Pluto TV already unveiling their May 2026 slates, Netflix is ready to drop a fresh wave of movies and series to kick-start your queue.
The Simpsons’ Ultimate Movie Parody Showdown: Fans Crown an Unexpected Champion
The Simpsons’ Ultimate Movie Parody Showdown: Fans Crown an Unexpected Champion
Since debuting on The Tracey Ullman Show in 1987, Matt Groening’s beloved animated juggernaut has made a sport of skewering cinema—blink-and-you-miss-it nods, full-episode send-ups, and the movie spoofs that still hit hardest.
Zendaya’s 5 Greatest Roles You Need to See — Beyond Spider-Man
Zendaya’s 5 Greatest Roles You Need to See — Beyond Spider-Man
With each new project, Zendaya makes it clear she isn’t here to be hyped—she’s here to command, vaulting from blockbusters to prestige turns and choosing roles that prize control over raw intensity.
Fired Star Wars Actor’s Return Teased Five Years After Controversial Disney Lawsuit
Fired Star Wars Actor’s Return Teased Five Years After Controversial Disney Lawsuit
Five years after her high-profile firing, Gina Carano may be on the verge of a Star Wars comeback, with a new update hinting at the return of Cara Dune.
All 61 Episodes of the 90s Cult Sci-Fi Classic Canceled Twice Just Dropped on Tubi
All 61 Episodes of the 90s Cult Sci-Fi Classic Canceled Twice Just Dropped on Tubi
Saved by fans, axed again, and now resurrected on your couch: the iconic three-season sci-fi series just dropped in full on Tubi, which is stacked with genre greats from The 4400 to modern classics.
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives Star Jessi Draper Reveals What Dating After Divorce Really Looks Like
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives Star Jessi Draper Reveals What Dating After Divorce Really Looks Like
Under the glare of reality TV, The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Jessi Draper drops a raw life update—laying bare her healing after divorce and what dating looks like now, beyond the headlines and on her own terms.
Leaving Neverland Director Says Michael Jackson Was Worse Than Jeffrey Epstein — And Explains Why
Leaving Neverland Director Says Michael Jackson Was Worse Than Jeffrey Epstein — And Explains Why
As the Michael biopic rolls out, Leaving Neverland director Dan Reed unleashes fresh allegations against Michael Jackson, accusing parts of the media of cozying up to the Jackson machine and warning that the estate and fervent fans make the cost of criticism steep.