Jake Brasch’s ‘The Reservoir’ suffers from arrested character development at the Geffen Playhouse
Jake Brasch’s ‘The Reservoir,’ directed by Shelley Butler, features a cast that includes Marin Hinkle at the Geffen Playhouse.
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LACMA gets ready to show its new David Geffen Galleries, reviews of ‘Queer Lens’ at the Getty and ‘Parade’ at the Ahmanson.
Hero Complex
‘Ironheart’ head writer Chinaka Hodge and directors Sam Bailey and Angela Barnes discuss Riri Williams’ journey, centering the series in Chicago and why diverse characters are important.
‘Revival’ star Melanie Scrofano discusses the Syfy show’s “Wynonna Earp” comparisons, sister dynamics and the power of TV storytelling.
The Envelope
On the last day of Emmy nominations voting, awards columnist Glenn Whipp delivers his own (unofficial) ballot.
‘The Rehearsal’ defies categorization, which may hurt its chances against more traditional comedies. But Emmy voters should give it a serious look, our columnist writes.
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As part of Disneyland’s 70th anniversary, the company will introduce an animatronic of Walt Disney. But his granddaughter Joanna Miller believes the figure will do more harm than good.
Won-G Bruny sold himself as the rich, powerful force behind Tyga, Sean Kingston and Lil Mosey. But Mosey’s mother, and many others, paint a darker picture.
Critics
The latest season of ‘The Bear’ shows Carmy and the crew reacting to various obstacles, including a negative restaurant review, but everyone’s on the road to happiness.
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By the looks of the first trailer for ‘Bugonia,’ Emma Stone’s latest movie with director Yorgos Lanthimos will be just as brilliantly bizarre as its predecessors.
Tobey Maguire’s ‘Spider-Man’ trilogy is returning to theaters, but this time with the extended version of ‘Spider-Man 2.’
Gerard Johnstone’s funnier sequel to the 2022 horror hit is a disposable B-movie in which actors Allison Williams and Jemaine Clement get weirder than its android star.
Ariana Grande, Kieran Culkin and Jimmy Kimmel are among the 534 artists and executives invited to join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Stitch, Disney’s favorite blue alien experiment, has revealed that a sequel for the live-action ‘Lilo & Stitch’ is in development.
Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom are no longer a couple but will still live in Montecito, according to reports. They are co-parenting their 4-year-old daughter.
Liked “Top Gun: Maverick”? Here’s another A-list vehicle built on the same viscerally thrilling chassis, with Javier Bardem and Damson Idris as wingmen.
The writer, director and star of the deeply personal ‘Sorry, Baby’ is one of the year’s breakthrough talents, displaying a nuanced way with trauma and friendship alike.
The fast-rising L.A.-based comedian with an iconic bowl cut did not have a linear path to stardom. But fumbling her way into an artful career in comedy inspired her latest special, ‘Father,’ which premiered last Friday on Hulu.
Four-time Academy Award nominee Denis Villeneuve, currently working on the third ‘Dune’ film, will direct the next film in the long-running James Bond franchise.
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