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Jamie Iovine

  • Vice President of Popular Culture, Complex
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Violet’s Dad. Vice President of Popular Culture @complex. Co-Host of “Complex Graps”
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The Best Movies of 2026 (So Far)

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By Jamie Iovine, James Granados
| Complex Verified
Is cinema back? It sure as hell feels like it. Over the first half of 2026, there have been a number of surprising releases, from the box office-shattering Michael Jackson biopic Michael to two small horror films—Backrooms and Obsession—taking over the box office in May, reinvigorating the desire for original stories, many of them coming from YouTube and branching out into Hollywood.
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The Best Movies of 2026 (So Far)

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By Jamie Iovine, James Granados
| Flipboard
Opinion & Analysis Now The Real Reason Bosses Want You Back in the Office Full Time (It’s Not Productivity) The New York Times - Adam Grant, Marissa Shandell, Courtney Elliott • 1m When the pandemic came to an end, many people who had been working from home assumed they would be allowed to maintain that habit at least a few days a week. But today in the U.S., a third of companies have forced everyone back to the office full time and have banned remote and hybrid work.
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The Biggest Independent Films of All Time

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By Jamie Iovine
| Complex Verified
If recent box office performances are any indication, we are entering a world in which independent cinema dominates theaters. With recent successes of films such as Obsession and Backrooms, films made with much lower budgets with increasingly large returns, a new class of creators and directors born of the YouTube world is really picking up a lot of speed in the entertainment business.
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