Новости за 11.08.2023

There was never going to be a happy ending, but damn.

On Sundial, the rapper is pushing back against everyone — including herself.

SAG-AFTRA said Penélope Cruz and Adam Driver can do press for the indie film during the strike.

Here’s everything we know about the dizzying 24-hour death hoax.

Uma Thurman’s accent. Surprise Truvada sponcon. The tonal equivalent of a Disney Channel original gay porn. Make it all make sense.

Thick atmosphere and a gleeful mean streak make up for a premise with a foregone conclusion.

Kevin Costner, Reese Witherspoon, Sofia Vergara, and more attended Taylor Swift’s extravaganza.

14-Across, Five Letters: Language of a widely available dub of RRR.

Now with money, murders, and Meryl.

Don’t let the camaraderie and consummate professionalism aboard the Enterprise fool you — this crew needs a hug.

“That’s part of what these cases are about: Let’s open the black box. Let’s see what’s inside.”

Foundation’s endless empire of clones makes for a Succession-type family drama.

The idea is (slowly) gaining traction in some unexpected corners.

In the unsettling first look for the Showtime series.

Asteroid City plays like something of a manifesto, one that saves its most profound artist’s statement for its final minutes.

Our book club discusses the first three chapters of “The Guest.”

The artist, who died this week at the age of 84, made minimalism new.

He maintained his innocence in his first statement since he was sentenced to a decade in prison for shooting Megan Thee Stallion.

He cozied up to his rumored girlfriend on the opening night of her play.

In the “bad idea right?” music video, she leaves her friends to meet up with an ex.

Stop showing interest in Colin Robinson, okay!?

Ian Shaw’s play bemoans big action movies’ death grip on the culture — while also venerating the voracious progenitor of them all.

His new Rosalía breakup song is nearly five and a half minutes long.

The Texan stand-up comic was also a writer and producer on the series.

Mattel’s most rave-ready Ken doll of the ‘90s makes a cameo in Barbie, though his most famous accessory is nowhere to be found.