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Ruby Sunday’s safe for now! Previously, it was reported that a new companion would replace Millie Gibson on Doctor Who. However, those rumors—which originated in The Mirror, so it was always a grain of salt situation—turned out to be slightly inaccurate. News out of Whoville today is that Varada Sethu (Andor) will…

Star Trek: Lower Decks is, depending on how you look at it, the most ambitious TV show that Star Trek has ever done. Informed by an incredibly deep love for (and knowledge of) the vast universe of Star Trek lore, the animated series proves that “Star Trek comedy” is something that can actually exist (beyond episodes…

The next television season is starting to shape up with new pilot casting (Kat Dennings teaming up with Tim Allen! A murder comedy starring Melissa Fumero and AnnaSophia Robb!) in addition to plenty of buzzy movie news from the likes of Spike Lee, Edgar Wright, and Ryan Coogler. Here’s all the casting news you may…

Here’s a fun Cinematrix-style quiz for you all: What do Emma Stone, Emily Blunt, and Annette Bening have in common? Have you taken a minute to think it through? Here’s the answer: Not only were they all nominated for Academy Awards in 2024, but they could belong to the semi-exclusive club of actors directed by their…

Older generations’ skepticism of the younger folks coming up is such a time-honored tradition that it’s barely worth commenting on, except for when the older generation is being really funny about it. Like Michael J. Fox’s assessment of whether it was “hard” to be famous in the ’80s compared to now. “Well, you had to…

Hollywood typically has a “no stone left unturned” approach when it comes to biopics, so it was only a matter of time before they got around to Chris Farley. According to Deadline, the Saturday Night Live star will be portrayed by Emmy winner Paul Walter Hauser in a new film from Josh Gad in his directorial debut. The…

If you’re looking to either revisit or learn more about the trial of the century in the wake of O.J. Simpson’s death yesterday, there’s a veritable treasure trove of options at your disposal.The People V. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story and ESPN’s five-partdocumentary, O.J.: Made In America are two incredibly…

It’s always neat when someone you’ve admired shows off a hidden talent that makes you see them in a different light. We already knew that Dev Patel was a talented actor with tons of charisma, but now that we’ve seen Monkey Man—which he directed, co-wrote, and stars in—it’s apparent that his talents go far beyond his…

Tennis is notoriously not a sport that lends itself well to the medium of film. The tension in this game is all about the silent moments between points, and continuously hitting a small ball with a racquet doesn’t make for exciting entertainment. But director Luca Guadagnino and screenwriter Justin Kuritzkes have…

It’s A Wonderful Life is the definition of a timeless classic. Directed by three-time Oscar winner Frank Capra and starring the beloved leading man James Stewart—the first film for both men after serving in World War II—the movie has continued to grow in esteem since its release in 1946. When the movie’s copyright…

CinemaCon, as one might occasionally need to remind friends and family not particularly invested in entertainment industry conventions, isn’t the same thing as Comic-Con. It’s not an event that’s geared towards fans, or even open to the public at large. The annual trade show hosted by that other, second-most-famous…

Hello all, it’s your resident Golden Bachelor hater signing on once again—possibly for the last time. And for the rest of the anti-rose hive, let’s join together in a resounding, cathartic LOL.

Every Friday, A.V. Club staffers kick off the weekend by taking a look at the world of gaming, diving in to the ideas that underpin the hobby we love with a bit of Game Theory. We’ll sound off in the space above, and invite you to respond down in the comments, telling us what you’re playing this weekend, and what…

Welcome to the weekend edition of What’s On. Here are the big things happening on TV from Friday, April 12 to Sunday, April 14. All times are Eastern. [Note: The weekly edition of What’s On publishes on Sundays.]

[Editor’s note: This is a recap of Fallout episode three. The recap of episode four publishes April 15.]

[This post contains spoilers for “Remember It,” the fifth episode of X-Men ’97.]

Welcome, friends, to the Pop Culture Pity Party, where we all get together to talk about all the fun that the *checks notes* collective cinema owners of America are having over at CinemaCon this week, getting treated to special new movie trailers that none of the rest of us get to see—even though they already get to…

It’s not new to note that Arnold Schwarzenegger’s 1987 no-brainer action flick classicThe Running Man, while pretty fun on its own merits, is a pretty lousy adaptation of the Stephen King story on which it’s based, from its leading man on down. Schwarzenegger has fun in the role, sure, trading quips with an excellent…

Look, you know how it is. It’s late, maybe you’ve been partying a little, and then that urge hits you. It’s a bad idea, sure, but the great thing about bad ideas is that they’re usually tomorrow’s problem, right? So you pick up your phone, scroll through your contact lists… and order another season of the long-running…

Damien Chazelle was released from “movie jail” this afternoon after serving two years for the crime of directing Babylon. At CinemaCon, Paramount Pictures announced Damien Chazelle’s next movie would release in 2025. Ironically enough, it’s a movie about prison.

Conventional wisdom would say that Godzilla is simply too big for television, that his massive frame, beefy legs, and blood-curdling screech would push LCD screens to the limit with his incredible power. Well, conventional wisdom has once again been proven wrong—dead wrong. Apple TV+ has renewed Monarch: Legacy Of…