Новости за 27.10.2023

She debuted her future hit single at the launch event for her memoir.

Magazine Dreams, his Sundance bodybuilding drama, is off the 2023 release calendar.

A CBC investigation claims she was born to a white Italian family in Massachusetts.

The Killers of the Flower Moon press tour is forcing Scorsese to do things he’s never done — and it hits different, as he might now say.

David Velasco said he’s disappointed “a magazine that has always stood for freedom of speech and the voices of artists has bent to outside pressure.”

A new report details claims the sportswear company enabled Kanye West for nearly a decade.

Some Five Nights at Freddy’s fans have never played the game — they just watch streamers squirm.

“We wanted to make sure we honor our characters in the way they honored those characters.”

The show’s “and then” structure leads to more haphazard drama.

Killers of the Flower Moon’s most famous image — the subject of a whole meme life cycle — carries surprising weight in the context of the film.

A deeply complex lore is waiting — if you can get past the jump scares.

Five Nights at Freddy’s fits in a long tradition of scaring people where they’re supposed to be having fun.

28-Across, Four Letters: Shawkat who was born in 1989.

Plus Mae Martin and Stephen Colbert comparing hands and Desus Nice on The Daily Show.

Including … a Christmas movie? But plenty of spooky stuff, too.

Where does The Killer rank compared to films like Gone Girl and Seven?

Michael Fassbender’s on a mission in David Fincher’s latest.

Jessie Buckley and Riz Ahmed are hard to buy as thwarted lovers, though that’s mostly the fault of the film’s half-baked premise.

Time to rant and rave.

Prep school dramedy The Holdovers, the pair’s first collaboration since Sideways, showcases Giamatti’s capacity for the prickly and the heartbreaking.

Five Nights at Freddy’s wants to be scary, but it’s mostly just sad.

Because she’s officially a billionaire.

Kenny Leon will direct, because when is he ever not directing something?

The Showtime limited series spends too little time with its messy, fascinating characters and far too much time on Gay U.S. History 101.

Does Taylor Swift’s first 1989 vault track live up to its exclamation point?