In case you hadn’t heard, Jon Stewart is making his way back to The Daily Show beginning this week, and with everything that’s been happening in the news, one can only expect tonight’s episode to be exhausting.
Beyoncé has new music out, and Verizon’s Super Bowl ad about the drop maybe crashing its cell network doesn’t feel like all that much of a stretch.
Warner Bros. first Twister movie was very much a public service announcement about how dangerous running towards tornadoes can be. But that message seems to have been lost on everyone in the first trailer for director Lee Isaac Chung’s upcoming sequel Twisters due out July 19th.
Akira Kurosawa’s High and Low may be an untouchable classic piece of cinema, but Spike Lee and Denzel Washington are teaming up to put their own English-language spin on the film courtesy of A24 and Apple TV Plus.
For a while now, it’s felt like Niantic was running out of novel ideas for how to keep playing Pokémon GO.
But Adventure Effects — a new mechanic rolling out later this year that allows you to manipulate time and space to extend in-game incense timers, or see more wild Pokémon on the map — are honestly clever as hell. Niantic: more of this, please.
The premiere of Dune: Part Two is less than a month away, but for those who have been itching to see Timothée Chalamet’s Paul Atreides finally ride a sandworm, this new extended clip from the movie should help take the edge off.
There have always been collectors passionate about owning pieces of their favorite films, but in recent years, the business of buying and selling movie props has become an entirely different ballgame.
It might seem silly to liken film props to the kinds of luxury goods that fetch thousands at auctions. But for the people featured in director Juan Pablo Reinoso’s new documentary Mad Props (in select theaters February 23rd), the prop-collecting life couldn’t be more serious.