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Did you watch Hulu’s new Dan Fogelman show thinking you were getting a straight political thriller? Guess again.

‘Twinless,’ which debuted at Sundance 2025, is about two guys who meet at a twin bereavement support group, but really it is a great showcase for Aisling Franciosi’s real-deal comedic chops.

Taking a week to recover between episodes is probably advisable, but a difficult sell to the newly ‘Pitt’-pilled.

Ariana and Selena wouldn’t have to make a big show of not hating each other if their scariest fans were sequestered trying to sabotage a KatyCat.

The 2025 Sundance Film Festival felt like the last days of a going-out-of-business sale. Still, a few gems emerged in the slush. Here are the best movies we saw.

Netflix’s adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s ‘The Sandman’ will end with its upcoming second season, in the wake of sexual assault allegations against Gaiman.

It may be time to accept that this show has much more in common with the deeply flawed later seasons of Dexter and start grading on a curve.

The Alia Shawkat–starring ‘Atropia’ won the Grand Jury prize at ‘Sundance’ this year, while Dylan O’Brien’s ‘Twinless’ won the audience prize.

The world needs Reese Witherspoon and Kate Winslet to patch things up. The two have reportedly not been friends since a 2007 misunderstanding. Imagine what we’ve missed out on!

Director Hailey Gates directs Alia Shawkat in full screwball homage in her Iraq War satire about a military-training village with more than a few method actors. She took a few notes from David Lynch to get there.

In ‘Plainclothes’ and ‘Twinless,’ Tom Blyth, starring opposite Russell Tovey, and James Sweeney, starring opposite Dylan O’Brien, respectively, portray gay men obsessed with their own image in two different Sundance films.

The new rom-com ‘You’re Cordially Invited,’ starring Reese Witherspoon and Will Ferrell, is a funny comedy and an awkward romance.

Ben Stiller and Dan Erickson built Lumon’s presumably heinous-smelling Department of Mammalian Nurturability on a golf course in Brooklyn.

Grab your pitchforks — we ranked all 50 DreamWorks movies, from the new ‘Dog Man’ to classics like ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ and ‘Chicken Run.’ The best of the studio’s films are like onions: They have layers. The worst, well, they stink.

Prestige dramas about depressed detectives are all well and good, but sometimes you just want to eat some pasta and watch a crime get committed and solved by a quirky outsider in 45 minutes, you know?

There are so many new stand-up comedy specials out there. Here are four new ones that are well worth your time.

The best movies and TV shows to watch this weekend, including the Grammy Awards, ‘Companion,’ ‘You’re Cordially Invited,’ ‘Babygirl,’ ‘Moana 2’ on VOD, and more.

Matthew Lillard is joining the cast of ‘Scream 7.’ Is that enough to make audiences forget they fired Melissa Barrera?

RT @adamreiner: This sequence is extraordinary.

Where is Mark right now, physically and emotionally? Is Milchik getting a redemption arc? What spooked Cobel, and also what other cassettes does she have in her little hatchback? Let’s talk it out in this week’s Seven Severance Questions.