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EXCLUSIVE: A year after selling out 70MM Imax showtimes, Universal‘s second Christopher Nolan movie after his multi-Oscar-winning Oppenheimer, The Odyssey, finally arrives. While we had a puffy projection last week for Disney’s Moana of $130M in worldwide box office fueled by lofty tracking, few sources see the feature take of Homer’s epic poem getting sidelined
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Image: MediaNews Group/Pasadena Star-News via Getty Images/Getty Images These celebrities who grew up poor have spoken publicly about poverty, housing insecurity, or serious financial hardship, and what came next. Shania Twain has described childhood poverty in Ontario Getty Shania Twain has said her family struggled with poverty during her childhood in Ontario. Born in 1965
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Back in 2019, Scottish author GR Halliday entered the world of crime fiction with his debut novel, From the Shadows. Now, it’s 2026, a lucky seven years later, and copies are flying off the shelves. ITV has turned that first DI Monica Kennedy novel into a six-part television series and it’s as moody and gripping
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A mediocre matrimonial scammer down to his last peso meets his match when he tries to con a hardened spinster in Silvia Moreno-Garcia’s The Intrigue. In 1943 Mexico City, Ulises Linares is a floundering 29-year-old con man with silver just beginning to line his locks. Handsome and slick, but far less than savvy, he inherited
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Ice cream conjures up images of summer: cooling frozen pops from the ice cream truck, double scoop cones on the boardwalk or soft serve custard at a carnival. But ice cream and other frozen indulgences are delicious year-round and can be made in your own kitchen. In The Art of Frozen Desserts: Ice Cream, Sorbets,
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As evidenced by the incredible anticipation for The Odyssey, Christopher Nolan is one of the most renowned, discussed, and distinctive filmmakers working today. Over the past 28 years, the Academy Award winner has developed a reputation for mind-bending, thought-provoking cinematic experiences that reward audience members for their attention to detail, a key attribute of his
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Tom Holland has already checked off the kind of career goals most actors spend decades chasing. He landed Spider-Man, led a billion-dollar movie and worked with great filmmakers, including Christopher Nolan on The Odyssey. Still, there is one trophy missing from the shelf, and Holland has not pretended to be indifferent if an Oscar eventually
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It’s been an interesting first week of Big Brother Season 28. The long-running reality TV juggernaut brought in 14 new houseguests in a house with three reality TV legends. We’ve already gotten a showmance and some wild nominations, and we’re now looking ahead to the rest of the week. (CBS/Screenshot) Dee Valladares won the crucial
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Netflix’s Little House on the Prairie was heartwarming and wholesome. It expanded on the Ingalls’ experiences in Kansas in such an enjoyable manner. It also expanded on the cast and characters, which was one of the best changes from the book. However, that change may have been bittersweet. (Eric Zachanowich/Netflix) I grew attached to several
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Elin Hilderbrand’s The Five-Star Weekend was Peacock’s latest book-to-screen adaptation. It premiered on July 9. Six months after her husband dies, Hollis Shaw (Jennifer Garner) gathers her closest friends from various stages of her life as a way to help her escape her overwhelming grief. There is her childhood friend Tatum (Chloë Sevigny), her college
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Here’s a book for people looking for a new take on the political thriller, beyond the familiar tropes of corrupt officials, property developers, police coverups and soulless oligarchs. Nathaniel Rich’s new heist thriller Cloudthief points its literary finger directly at the massive data centres working toward accumulating, analysing and redistributing all human knowledge. They are
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Michael Mann‘s adaptation of ThomasHarris’ Red Dragon is receiving a stunning new 4k restoration in celebration of the film’s 40th anniversary this year, and a new trailer gives a look at the gorgeous release. Michael Mann’s Manhunter: The Final Cutwill open in select US theaters onJuly 24 The film will also release theatrically in the
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The 2025 Shirley Jackson Awards were announced on Saturday night, July 11, at Readercon 35. The awards are presented to the best horror, dark fantasy, and psychological suspense books published in the previous year. This year’s hosts and guests of honor at the ceremony were P. Djèlí Clark and David Gerrold. Each year, the Shirley
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There’s no shortage of great detective stories set in Edinburgh, of course, spearheaded by Ian Rankin’s Rebus series. Since 2012, James Oswald has steadily added to this roster with his DI Tony McLean series and The Violent Hour, the 15th to feature McLean, has arrived. Appropriately, it is set during an unprecedented Edinburgh heatwave around
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Femme Feral Ellie is counting the days to her boss’s retirement, when he’ll finally hand over the reins of the meditation app company they built from the ground up. After all, she’s running the place already. And she deserves something positive after taking care of her older father-in-law and teenage daughter with little help from
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Why Patricia Arquette’s Daughter Harlow Jane Feared Following in Her Family’s Footsteps Harlow Jane knows she has big—not medium—shoes to fill. The 23-year-old credited her mom Patricia Arquette for fueling her blossoming acting career, which has culminated in her latest major role in The Five Star Weekend, debuting on Peacock July 9. However, picking up
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Disney, have you learned your lesson yet? Following the watering down of the Marvel Cinematic Universe on Disney+ during Covid CEO Bob Chapek’s era, Bob Iger during his second regime promised a curated selection of big hits, quality over quantity. But with Lucasfilm’s Star Wars: Mandalorian and Grogu and now the live action remake of
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