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More than three decades after Woody and Buzz first stumbled into our hearts, Pixar accomplishes the seemingly impossible with Toy Story 5. Directed by veteran Andrew Stanton, this fifth installment doesn’t just justify its existence; it actively rejuvenates the franchise. My biggest fear going into another Toy Story film was that it would feel like a surface-level cash grab designed to squeeze nostalgia rather than earn it.

That Friend – in keeping with the title – is a movie that director, writer and producer Will Sterling made with a group of lifelong friends. With Alex Wall as a co-director and starring Billie Lourd (Booksmart), Harvey Guillén (What We Do in the Shadows) and Josh Brener (Carry-On) in the leading roles, That Friend is a fun comedy combining two types of trips – one on the road, and one induced by drugs.

Directed by Sophia Takal (Black Christmas 2019), Act One is a twisted, psychosexual drama that played well to Tribeca Film Festival audiences. Ella Beatty (If I Had Legs I’d Kick You), daughter of Annette Bening and Warren Beatty plays Hannah, an aspiring actress who is desperate for guidance and belonging. Hannah falls under the spell of a manipulative acting coach named Melanie (Ari Graynor), who draws her into a web of control and obsession.

Sitcoms have given us some of the most unforgettable and ridiculously funny characters in the history of television. These are the most lovable and dumb characters whose cluelessness and comic blunders are entertaining. Most of these well-meaning, strong-willed, oblivious troublemakers make for some of the best heartstring pulls in the sitcom. Here are the “Top 15 Sitcom Idiots, Ranked,” their contributions, and that special magic they all hold in the comedy world.

What would or could you expect to get when you put two comedians together and watch them climb an almost 8000 foot mountain? I never would have expected the results. You could most likely predict something strange, and even boring since hiking cannot be the most fun adventure out there. But instead, the humour takes over and the results are practically a comedy sketch amidst a less than seven day long hiking adventure.

Milly Alcock turned up to a Brazil v Morocco watch party and gave a full-on style clinic in how to wear a soccer jersey like it was always meant to be fashion. The Nike CBF shirt, that unmistakable bright yellow with green and blue trim and the Brasil crest, fit her like it was tailored, cropped just enough to skim the waistband and flash a sliver of midriff. On most people a national-team kit reads as fan merch. On Milly it read as an outfit.

Forget the courtside cameras trained on the action. For one electric night in San Antonio, the brightest spotlight at Frost Bank Center belonged to Sydney Sweeney, who showed up to Game 5 of the 2026 NBA Finals and instantly became the most talked-about person in the building before tip-off. Let’s talk about the fit, because she clearly came to play.

The dinosaurs aren’t done with us yet. A sequel to Jurassic World Rebirth is officially in the works at Universal, and screenwriter David Koepp, currently out on the press tour for Disclosure Day, just pulled back the curtain on exactly where things stand. Speaking with Screen Rant, Koepp explained that the biggest hurdle of Rebirth was wrangling a franchise that had sprawled in every direction.

Growing up in Poland in the 2000s, I spent much of my childhood immersed in film and television. I was fascinated by stories and the way they shape how we see the world, even if most of my peers didn’t quite understand why I could spend hours talking about the latest episode of a television show I was currently watching. My siblings, thankfully, were just as enthusiastic as I was.

The power of Scarlett Johansson compels you. Mike Flanagan’s highly anticipated reboot of The Exorcist has officially wrapped filming, and that means horror’s most trusted modern auteur and one of the planet’s biggest movie stars are about to deliver something that has demonic possession fans levitating with anticipation. Universal will unleash the film in theaters on March 12, 2027, so mark your calendars and maybe sleep with the lights on until then.