Andrew Webster

While the ongoing Hollywood strikes could put a damper on the proceedings, the Toronto International Film Festival is pushing forward regardless. Today, the festival released details on its first wave of 60 announced films, with notable names directing including Craig Gillespie, Anna Kendrick, Viggo Mortensen, Richard Linklater, and Hirokazu Kore-eda.

It’s called The Pigeon Tunnel, and it’s a profile of the late spy-turned-novelist David Cornwell, better known under the pen name John le Carré. The movie is based on Cornwell’s memoir of the same name, and it starts streaming on October 20th.

Or at least, this version of Geralt, played by Henry Cavill. He’ll be replaced by Liam Hemsworth starting in season 4. In the meantime, the finale of season 3 hits Netflix on July 27th, and you can check out the latest trailer below.

I am of course talking about Barbenheimer. The only question: do you watch Barbie or Oppenheimer first?

AMC’s surprisingly great adaptation of Interview With the Vampire is coming back for season 2 next year, but in the mean time you can check out this brief glimpse at the all-important Théâtre des Vampires and how it relates to Lestat.

Lionel Messi’s move to play soccer in Miami is a big deal for Apple’s ambitions as a sports broadcaster, and the company is making sure you don’t miss his debut tonight by giving him a primo spot at the top of the App Store.