Congrats Pope Leo XIV! You’ve won Pope Games 2025.

Watch the Skies might be a retro throwback, but its themes still resonate. 

Focus Features just dropped the new trailer for their upcoming film starring Aubrey Plaza and Margaret Qualley, Honey Don’t, and boy are we obsessed with the new avatars they are stepping into.

From Katz’s Delicatessen to the Bluebird Cafe.

Long before Spotify could personalize our playlists or TikTok could make bedroom-producers blow up overnight, in the nascent days of the iPod, music supervisors like the legendary Alexandra Patsavas had the coolest jobs on the planet.

Cringey? Of course. But was Michael Scott actually a bad boss?

I’ve dabbled in anime, seen enough to identify landmarks in the genre, but not enough to become fluent in Japanese or start a cosplaying career.

Wes Anderson has made a cult following for himself thanks to his endlessly creative universes full of color, creative photography, and charmingly quirky style. Whether it’s children’s movie cult classics like Fantastic Mr.

The Office premiered in 2005, marking a revolution for American sitcoms. Based on the U.K.’s version of The Office created by Ricky Gervais, the American version of The Office popularized the mockumentary sitcom style as a serial television program.

Brooklyn-based duo Ray Bull is the brain-child of Tucker Elkins and Aaron Graham, former art school classmates who found success performing original songs and mash-ups on TikTok, but the second you hear them start to sing, their nostalgic sound transports…

Six seasons, 60 episodes, and eight years after its exciting pilot episode, The Handmaid’s Tale is officially set to end with the imminent arrival of its series finale.

Black Mirror is back, and Season 7 feels like a long-overdue return to the show’s dark, brilliant roots.

As a die-hard John Wick fan and life-long lover of kick-ass women in lead action roles, there is nothing I’m more excited for than this summer’s Ballerina starring Ana de Armas.

It’s always an exciting time when a director as universally beloved as Wes Anderson announces a new movie.

Korean dramas have nailed the formula for romance.

SNL’s best movie spinoffs prove that sometimes five minutes of sketch comedy can explode into 90 minutes of film magic.