This post contains spoilers for the Succession series finale, obviously. The series finale of Succession was a barn-burner, complete with a shocking twist ending and a disgusting “Meal Fit for a King.” It was packed with goodies, including a scene relatively early on in which Alexander Skarsgard’s Gojo honcho Matsson takes Matthew Macfadyen’s Tom out […]
Read More
The Succession Report Card is a weekly recap feature where we attempt to assign grades to the important people, things, and themes from each episode of Succession. The grades are entirely subjective and the criteria for scoring will change from week to week and occasionally mid-week. Someone might get detention. It’ll probably be Roman. SEASON […]
Read More
Dua Lipa will make her film-acting debut in Greta Gerwig’s forthcoming live-action Barbie movie, but first, she contributed to the film in the best way she knows how: Providing the movie’s reported theme song, “Dance The Night,” a shimmering pop hit primed to dominate airwaves all summer. “Dance The Night” arrived alongside a predictably dance-heavy […]
Read More
This post contains spoilers for the Succession series finale, obviously. Succession ended on a shocker: If you watched the pilot and put a bet on Tom Wambsgans inheriting Waystar Royco, congrats, you’re very rich now. But well before that all went down, there was a scene that went down as an all-timer: The three biological […]
Read More
You would assume that Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake being married since October 2012 — and together since 2007 — is knowledge acquired in Pop Culture 101, but if the internet has taught us anything, it’s that no assumption is safe. On May 15, Timberlake responded to a TikTok comment congratulating him because his “girlfriend […]
Read More
Succession star Brian Cox says it is “essential” to protect a theatre, as he revealed details of its long-awaited redevelopment. The actor is an honorary patron of the King’s Theatre in Edinburgh, which is undergoing a major refurbishment designed to secure its future. He narrates a video flythrough digital animation of how the theatre will […]
Read More
Jamie Loftus is an Emmy-nominated writer and comedian and the creator and host of several acclaimed podcasts, including “My Year in Mensa” and “Aack Cast.” Her first book, “Raw Dog,” is a new cultural and culinary history of hot dogs. The Bad Beginning by Lemony Snicket (1999) My favorite book ever. Lemony Snicket exploded my […]
Read More
LEDEjeremy-strong – Credit: HBO This post contains spoilers for the Succession series finale, “With Open Eyes.” A lot happens over the course of the 90-minute Succession series finale, “With Open Eyes.” Alliances are made, broken, and made again. Votes happen, fortunes rise and fall, losers become winners, and vice versa. More from Rolling Stone For […]
Read More
La Paz, 28 may (EFE).- Cientos de bolivianos este domingo han tomado sus disfraces o la vestimenta que evoca alguna afición por los personajes de películas, televisión, animé, historietas o videojuegos para salir a las calles y mostrar su orgullo de ser “friki”. La marcha por el “Día del orgullo friki”, que se conmemora mundialmente […]
Read More
(Succession finale spoilers will obviously be found below.) Did everyone pre-grieve ahead of the Succession series finale? I think Roman can tell everyone how that tends to go. Beyond the ultimate question of CEO succession for this “dear world” of a show, people loved watching the maneuverings and various connections between characters during the finale. […]
Read More
South Korean box office held strong over the weekend, with “Fast X” enjoying a second lap at the head of the field, followed by a growing chasing pack. “Fast X” earned $3.12 million between Friday and Sunday in Korea, according to data from Kobis, the tracking service operated by the Korean Film Council (Kofic). That […]
Read More
The sudden death of Bob Saget last year hit people hard. Needless to say, it especially affected his loved ones. John Stamos, one of his many fellow Full House alumni, made his grief very public while also making sure to honor him the way he would have preferred: He delivered a raunchy (but touching) eulogy, […]
Read More
It was a gamble, studio execs thought some 15 years ago, to cast Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark, aka Iron Man. But it paid off, and how. The character’s first big film kickstarted a still-expanding extended universe of films and TV shows. And it gave the actor’s career a shot in the arm. But […]
Read More
If you did a popular franchise film a few decades ago, congrats: There’s a good chance you’ll be asked to return to your role again (and get more money, of course). Just ask Michael Keaton. But for some, enough is enough. Mark Hamill has been playing Luke Skywalker in the Star Wars-verse for nearly half […]
Read More
Quentin Tarantino is one of the last of the old school auteurs. He shoots on film, not digital. He has final cut to make whatever he wants. And he demands that his movies open the old-fashioned way: in theaters, not on a streamer, a route even Martin Scorsese has had to take. Speaking of, all […]
Read More
Like a lot of actors who work with Marvel, Elizabeth Olsen was an acclaimed actress who mostly did serious indie fare before she signed up to play Wanda Maxmioff, aka Scarlet Witch. She’s back to character work again, with the new Max show Love & Death, and it’s unclear when — or if — she’ll […]
Read More
Friday, May 26th marked a sad anniversary: It’s been a year since the unexpected passing of Ray Liotta. The beloved actor was 67. At the time of his death, the Goodfellas star was engaged to Jacy Nittolo. On Friday Nittolo posted a moving tribute to her late fiancé. “A year ago today I was on […]
Read More
The White Lotus was never supposed to be more than a one-off. It was a limited series, with characters who would likely never meet again. How would tourists from all over, most of whom never had meaningful interactions, ever run into each other again? Creator Mike White stuck by that when he deigned to do […]
Read More
Yellowjackets fans can rest easy knowing Ritter’s cameo is still in the works Jerod Harris/WireImage; Brendan Meadows/SHOWTIME Jason Ritter and Melanie Lynskey Yellowjackets fans were left disappointed as they waited with bated breath for Jason Ritter’s highly anticipated cameo in the show’s season 2 finale. While the episode delivered with its shocking plot twists and […]
Read More
Director Kim Ki-yeol (Song Kang-ho) only needs two more days of reshoots to craft a new ending to his latest film, and it will no longer be the trashy potboiler everyone thought he was making. It will be, he declares frequently, “A masterpiece!” Director Kim Jee-woon does not seem to harbor similar aspirations for his […]
Read More
Guadalajara (México) 26 may (EFE).- La lectura y la escritura se han convertido “en un acto de coraje y de valentía” en medio de un mundo que privilegia lo inmediato por sobre la reflexión y la crítica, dijo este viernes la periodista y narradora española Olga Merino la V Bienal Mario Vargas Llosa, que se […]
Read More
The Lord of the Rings: Gollum es calificado como el peor videojuego del año La obra de J.R.R. Tolkien es considerada uno de los puntos cumbre de la literatura fantástica, y los estudios de cine y televisión siguen buscando la forma de explotar su popularidad, como lo demuestra la serie El Señor de los Anillos: […]
Read More
The residents of New York City and northern New Jersey will be facing some major delays on the road this weekend. The predicted forecast of holiday travelers looking to take advantage of the long weekend and three consecutive nights of Taylor Swift concerts at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford is expected to create a bomb […]
Read More
The sun is out, the temperature is rising, and that can only mean one thing: Oscar season? For decades, a fall release date was a prerequisite for Oscar contenders. In the last few years, that conventional wisdom has been thoroughly overturned. Last year’s Best Picture winner, Everything Everywhere All at Once was released in theaters […]
Read More
Lewis Pullman knows the power of a good summer movie. His last film, Top Gun: Maverick, practically saved the summer box office. That long-awaited sequel starring Tom Cruise, Miles Teller, and tons of jet fuel, had audiences flocking to theaters again and critics wondering if moviegoing wasn’t dead after all. When the actor, who can […]
Read More
Will Ferrell, who is no stranger to playing iconic sportscasters, is in “early talks” to portray Super Bowl-winning football coach-turned-announcer-turned-video game legend John Madden in a biopic. Somewhere out there, Frank Caliendo is fuming. Deadline reports that Madden “picks up with the legendarily fiery coach after his exit from the NFL, as he teams with […]
Read MoreMusic UPROXX MusicAll Things Hip-Hop And New Music UPROXX Indie MixtapeIndie Music on UPROXX UPROXX Pop LifePop Music on UPROXX Listen To ThisThe Music You Need, Right Now IDK Breaks Boundaries On The Eclectic, Jazz- And Racing-Themed ‘F65’ Daft Punk’s ‘Random Access Memories’ At 10: Classic, Overrated, Or Both? What Janelle Monáe Is Doing With […]
Read More
Succession and Barry aren’t the only award-winning TV shows ending this weekend. The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel series finale debuted on Amazon Prime Video on Friday, and fans of Family Guy may have wondered if the episode includes a nod to a classic scene from the animated series. Your suspicion is correct, the one person who […]
Read More
Sydney Sweeney‘s latest project is a pretty big departure from her former roles as the dramatic Cassie in Euphoria and the whiny teenage Olivia in The White Lotus. The Emmy-nominated actress stars in Reality as Reality Winner, a real-life veteran who was interrogated after leaking classified information about Russian interference in the 2016 election. She […]
Read More
(WARNING: Spoilers (or maybe not?) for this week’s Power Book II: Ghost episode will be found below.) Power Book II: Ghost just concluded its third season with an episode that changes everything about the St. Patricks-Tejada world as we knew it. Once again, Tariq St. Patrick was able to escape legal trouble, the latest one […]
Read More
The world can feel like a fractious place divorced from reason and reality. With that, it can be super easy to break things down by the red and blue of the map. I know I do, but comedian David Cross finds hope in the reddest places while touring the country. In the moment, we’re talking […]
Read More