‘Supergirl’ Doesn’t Really Fly, Except for Two Super Performances
The DC Universe may have found its new Girl of Steel, but unfortunately, she’s trapped in a movie that’s far more interested in grossing audiences out than lifting them up. There’s no questioning Milly Alcock’s star power. The House of the Dragon breakout brings vulnerability, wit and genuine charisma to Kara Zor-El, making her feel refreshingly different from the endlessly noble Superman we’ve come to...
The Funny Foursome Who RSVPd to’The Invite’
Ed Norton and Penélope Cruz as a PDA-prone couple and Seth Rogen and Olivia Wilde as their more repressed neighbors? Yes, please. Wilde pulls double duty as director and star in The Invite, a stylish, character-driven dramedy that mixes sharp humor and emotional honesty. Wilde told a recent screening audience that she’d always wanted to make a film like this, in sequence and in one location with ample rehearsal time for an...
‘Toy Story 5’ Soars to Infinity and Beyond With Record-Breaking Opening Weekend
Woody, Buzz and the gang are proving that audiences still have plenty of love for Pixar’s most beloved franchise. Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story 5 blasted off to the biggest opening weekend of 2026, earning a massive $160 million domestically and an estimated $312 million worldwide. The fifth installment not only delivered the strongest debut in the franchise’s history, but also secured the biggest launch of the year so far, reaffirming...
Comedy Goes Off the Rails in RuPaul’s ‘Stop! That! Train!’
All aboard! It’s like the classic comedy Airplane on a train. RuPaul has never been one to stay in a single lane, and with Stop! That! Train!, the Emmy-winning host, producer and cultural icon once again proves that he can turn just about sany journey into an entertaining ride. Part comedy, part musical fever dream and entirely infused with RuPaul’s signature sense of joy, Stop! That! Train! embraces absurdity with open arms....
Dan Levy, ‘Starfleet Academy’ and Jane Lynch Lead a Joyful Critics Choice LGBTQ+ Celebration
Pride Month arrived a few days early in Los Angeles as the Critics Choice Association hosted its 3rd Annual Celebration of LGBTQ+ Cinema & Television on May 29 at the Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills, honoring a diverse group of actors, writers, directors and creators whose work has helped expand queer representation across film and television. The event celebrated both established trailblazers and a new generation...
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