The Hollywood Foreign Press Association is at it again. The 2021 Golden Globes nominations were announced today, kicking off what’s sure to be one of the oddest awards seasons in recent memory. Indeed, due to the pandemic, the number of films eligible plummeted, but the awards season deadline was also extended through the end of February – meaning movies destined to win these awards will technically have been released in both 2020 and 2021....

The Handmaid’s Talehas finally returned to our screens, as the Hulu original premiered its fifth season on September 14. In just two episodes, the new season has offered viewers a lot to think about heading into the remainder of the season. Though every question won’t be answered yet, Hulu has shared two inside look clips at the premiere episodes, offering some break downs on pivotal moments from the episodes. The first clip breaks down episode 1 of the season, “Morning....

Sony Pictures has released the firstHolmes & Watsontrailer. The upcoming comedy starsWill Ferrellas Sherlock Holmes andJohn C. Reillyas his trusty sidekick John Watson. The twist is, unsurprisingly, is that both Holmes and Watson are kind of stupid, but that simple premise seems to work surprisingly well here. The plot has the duo racing to stop Professor Moriarty (Ralph Fiennes) or else he’ll kill the Queen. Although Ferrell and Reilly’s previous collaborations were with director Adam McKay, this new movie has Ferrell reteaming with hisGet HarddirectorEtan Cohen, who also wrote the screenplay for the movie....

As both an insatiable horror fan and an indulgent eater, what scares me is of a special recipe. Yes, I’m a “foodie.” At the end of a long, arduous week, my immediate comforts are starchy, liberally sauced, and sometimes glazed. Food is nourishment. Food is safe. Food is the constant I can turn to in times of need, depression, and anxiety. Which is whyStephen King’s “Jade Of The Orient” incident inITwill forever remain a favorite cornucopia of frightful kitchen nightmares....

The Apple Watch has changed a lot since it was first introduced. It’s now a popular device for many people who want smart features on their wrist. It combines the functions of a regular watch with advanced technology, allowing for a variety of uses, fitness tracking, and communication. With each new version, Apple has improved the Watch’s performance, partly by increasing its RAM capacity. As technology gets better, people want faster and more efficient devices, and the Apple Watch is no different....

Capturing the content of your iPhone screen can be helpful in various situations. Whether you’re saving a recipe, preserving evidence of a high score in a game, or sharing an interesting conversation, knowing how to take a screenshot is useful. The process of taking a screenshot on an iPhone is quick and easy, although it varies slightly depending on your specific iPhone model. Once you’ve taken a screenshot, the iPhone makes it simple to edit, organize, and share your images....

Ari Aster’s star-filledEddingtonis a contemporary Western where “the guns are phones,” that reunites the auteur with Oscar-winning actorJoaquin Phoenix,who plays a small-town sheriff stacked against a world spinning out of his control in the wake of COVID-19. The film takes place in May 2020. While talking with Collider’sSteve Weintraub, Phoenix discusses why Aster’s script resonated with him after their collaboration on 2023’sBeau Is Afraid. What was it about the pandemic, five years on, that piqued his interest?...

We may have said goodbye to the E! era of the Kardashians, which most people remember as thereality TVbeast thatKeeping Up With The Kardashianswas. However,you may not remember all the spinoff series that came out of the era as well. FromKourtney & Kim Take MiamitoKhloé & LamarandDash Dolls,we got a look into every aspect of one of the world’s most well-known families. However, since the death of the E! era, and the beginning of the Kardashians ventures with Hulu,we haven’t gotten any spinoffs with their new network—until now....

It’s difficult to faultSteven Soderbergh’sLet Them All Talkfor being indirect when indirection is its purpose. His new movie isn’t even about what’s left unsaid as much as the lengths people will go to avoid having the difficult conversations and honest moments they need even if they’re bound by love or lifelong friendship. In its best moments,Let Them All Talkshows how fragile all these bonds really are and why they’re worth cherishing, which is why we treat them so gingerly to begin with....

He was championed by the internet who replace the lateAlex Trebekas host of this long-running TV game show, but is now being hired to host a TV version of the board gameTrivial Pursuit.Answer: Who isLeVar Burton? It was announced today that Burton will in fact host a game show version of the classic trivia game, which is in development over at Entertainment One (eOne). In a statement released by the formerStar Trek: The Next Generationalum, Burton expressed his excitement about his new job, saying:...

Didja seeLove, Simon? I loved the 2018 coming-of-age LGBTQ+ film, based on theBecky AlbertallinovelSimon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda. Now, thankfully, we are getting more charming stories set in this lovely universe. The firstLove, Victortrailer has been released, promising a spiritual TV spinoff that will keep examining what it means to be a teenager grappling with every facet of their identity. Michael Ciminostars as Victor, a kid who just moved to a new high school with his parentsAna OrtizandJames Martinez....

In one of the most grueling Hollywood Rounds inAmerican Idolhistory, each hopeful gets one shot to make the cut to 24. But one contestant made waves by stopping her performance twice, only to perform a cappella and THEN complain to production to give her another chance to sing. In an era where heartfelt stories triumph onAmerican Idol,Madai ChaKell’s moment evoked the original run of the hit franchise. As awkward as it was, it is a reminder of what the show was and should continue to feature....

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is good and fun. I have a good and fun time watching those movies. But invariably, in most of those film’s third acts, a CGI-riddled climactic set piece rocks my cognitive functions into oblivion, glazes my eyes over, and pummels my ability to concentrate and differentiate into mush. I’m still having a good and fun time, but I also have a bit of a headache. This recently released gameplay fromMarvel’s Avengers, a Crystal Dynamics/Eidos Montréal/Square Enix video game take on the well-known IP, delivers a similar effect....