Movies
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TheWrapBook: The Art of Television 2026
Artists and authors celebrate the films and performances that brought us closer as humans.
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L.A. CONFIDENTIAL: ‘I Love LA’ Reimagined
I Love LA spent its first season skewering and celebrating the ambition, chaos and codependency that comes with trying to make it in Los Angeles. So we asked Elmer Guevara—a native Angeleno whose paintings return again and again to the city and its people—to reimagine the show’s characters in his own hand.
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The 3 Best Movies to Watch on Prime Video This Week
From a spooky season starter to an early 2000s comfort film
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‘Star Wars’ Effects Pioneer Phil Tippett Closes Berkeley Studio After Bankruptcy: ‘A Lot of Painful Decisions’
The Oscar-winning animator is auctioning off decades of work
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Venice Reverses Course on Jury Press Conference Cancellation After Backlash
The fest had received criticism for axing the conference amid calls to spotlight the Israel-Gaza war
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The 3 Best Movies Streaming Free on Tubi This Week
Including one of Robert Downey Jr.’s best performances and a “Looney Tunes”-esque comedy classic
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Randy Quaid Rants That Anne Hathaway Is a ‘Leftist, Woke, Horrible Choice’ for ‘Days of Thunder 2’
The actor instead suggests Nicole Kidman should return for the follow-up
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Anne Hathaway to Star in ‘Days of Thunder 2’ With Tom Cruise
Paramount sets the sequel to hit theaters in June 2028
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‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Takes Fifth No. 1 As ‘Coyote vs. Acme’ Takes $14 Million Opening
Ketchup Entertainment nearly quintuples its opening weekend record while 20th Century’s “The Dog Stars” bombs with $7 million launch
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Shailene Woodley Explains Why She Was Cut From ‘Amazing Spider-Man 2’: ‘That Was a Fun Phone Call’
“I was cast as Mary Jane for ‘Spider-Man,’ which was my dream,” the actress adds
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‘Practical Magic 2’ Star Maisie Williams Admits She Once Paid an Etsy Witch to Help With Her Career
“And she told me some things I had to say every night,” the “Game of Thrones” alum recalls
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How ‘Boorman and the Devil’ Director David Kittredge Makes a Case for ‘Exorcist II’
The documentary, in select theaters now, is a galvanizing portrait of a flawed gem and the director brazen enough to make it
