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From teen pop princess to rock ‘n’ roll renegade, Miley Cyrus has literally reinvented herself more times than we can count, perhaps even more than artists change outfits on tour. She’s a music legend, a little bit country, a little bit wrecking ball, and a whole lot of can’t-stop-won’t-stop. One minute she’s roaring her goddess vibes, the next she’s belting heartache in glam-rock perfect. Honestly, she’s an icon who doesn’t just drop albums, she drops ears, moods, and chaos in the best way possible.

Let’s talk about her voice. Perfectly golden, gritty, that gives you chills whether she’s covering Metallica or crooning country soul. Each album of Cyrus comes with a flipped script, shattering expectations, and somehow making mullets cool again. And honestly, she can’t be ignored.

Cyrus is the queen of rebellion, reinvention, and raspy-voiced realness. So, if you’ve ever cried,...

This interview, part of our Cannes 2025 coverage, was originally published in the Notebook Special, a limited-edition print publication distributed at the Cannes Film Festival.Far from Heaven.One could be forgiven for feeling a bit wistful celebrating Todd Haynes’s extraordinary career in 2025. The 64-year-old American director is about to receive the Carrosse d’Or at the Directors’ Fortnight, the festival’s version of a lifetime achievement award, and it’s a reflective moment to honor an artist whose films, from the start, so provocatively confronted the evils of the times in which they were made. With epochal experiments like Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story (1987), Poison (1991), and Safe (1995), Haynes broke out against a backdrop of extreme crisis—the AIDS epidemic and the political iniquity carried out in its wake—and any consideration of his filmography remains inseparable from these sociopolitical realities. Upon release, Poison became a central pawn in the...

On Thursday May 22 2025, BBC America broadcasts Criminal Minds!

Poison Season 1 Episode 13 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Criminal Minds,” titled “Poison,” promises to be a gripping installment for fans of the series. Scheduled to air on BBC America, this episode will see the Behavioral Analysis Unit tackling a chilling case in a small town. The team is called in to investigate a series of mysterious illnesses that have begun to plague the local residents.

As the episode unfolds, the team must work quickly to identify who is behind the poisonings. The small-town setting adds an extra layer of tension, as the close-knit community grapples with fear and uncertainty. Viewers can expect to see the team employing their signature profiling techniques to uncover the motive and the identity of the perpetrator.

The episode will likely explore the dynamics of the town, showcasing how the poisonings affect the relationships among residents. As the team digs deeper,...

Ice Nine Kills Drop "A Work Of Art" Video: "Ice Nine Kills has unleashed “A Work of Art.” Filmed at the band’s recent sold-out show at Melbourne’s John Cain Arena, the bloodthirsty video offers a visceral examination of Ink’s latest single, which was featured in the No. 1 horror blockbuster Terrifier 3 and has slayed Billboard’s Hot Hard Rock Songs chart for 18 weeks and counting.

“A Work of Art” has already racked up over 35 million streams and debuted at #3 on Billboard’s Hot Hard Rock Songs chart. Its extended-cut music video—featuring System of a Down’s Shavo Odadjian, Terrifier franchise icons David Howard Thornton (Art the Clown) and Catherine Corcoran, SiriusXM’s Jose Mangin and Vincent Rockwell and Richard Christy (Drummer for Death, Control Denied, and Charred Walls of the Damned). The blood-soaked massacre is directed by Jensen Noen with special effects from Oscar-winner Christopher Nelson...

We are now well into 2025, and our latest column features several books that will likely rank among the year’s finest and most important releases. Plus, this column features a lengthy rundown of new and recent novels that should be on your radar, as well as lots of 4K and Blu-ray gems. Let’s start with an entertaining and insightful look at female filmmakers.

Cinema Her Way: Visionary Female Directors in Their Own Words by Marya E. Gates (Rizzoli)

Anyone who has read critic and writer Marya E. Gates’ “Female Filmmakers in Focus” column for RogerEbert.com will agree that there is no one better suited to write Cinema Her Way. This lovingly crafted, visually sublime text is packed with info and interviews. Gates acknowledges the titans of cinema whose contributions paved the way for today’s filmmakers. And while there are passing references to biggies like Coppola and Gerwig,...

Relationships are often the crux of most films that explore human nature. Who we are, what we do, and who we become are often the consequences of our interactions with others and the trauma as well as lessons we carry from these karmic bonds we create in our lives. Poison for me felt like an epilogue to Bergman’s Scenes from a Marriage. The only additional factor is that Poison explores the breakdown of a marriage in the aftermath of the loss of a child. This creates a deeper and far more nuanced exploration of grief, one that isn’t just limited to the couple but also revelatory of the common wound they share and need closure to heal from, together. The entire film compresses time so as to heighten the dramatic narrative and create a vacuum for the characters to live through their past, all in one afternoon. This...

Exclusive: Hulu has greenlit a docuseries about the murder of Mike Williams, a Baptist from Florida who was originally thought to have been eaten by alligators.

The untitled four-part series will premiere over the summer on Hulu and is produced by UK production company Plum Pictures and ABC News Studios. Post-production is currently underway.

The true-crime series chronicles the events surrounding December 16, 2000, when Williams set out for a duck hunting trip on Lake Seminole and never returned.

Williams and his wife, Denise, had what seemed like an idyllic friendship with Kathy and Brian Winchester in Tallahassee, Florida.

The two young couples loved hunting and the great outdoors, doing everything as a foursome, including planning the birth of their babies within months of each other.

But after Williams went missing and Brian Winchester divorced Kathy and married Denise, the accident suddenly looked a little more sinister.

In 2017, nearly two decades after Williams vanished,...

Note: I have kept Velvert Undergound at 2, its my personal favorite out of all his work

Todd Haynes is a filmmaker who has always refused to play by the rules. One of the most distinctive and provocative directors working today, from the moment he burst onto the indie scene in the late ’80s, he made it clear that he wasn’t interested in telling stories the way Hollywood expected.

He’s obsessed with identity, performance, and the ways people construct (or are forced to construct) facades to survive. And so, his work swings between two key fascinations. The quiet lives of people who break taboos – whether they mean to or not – and the larger-than-life personas of rockstars, both real and imagined.

Born in Los Angeles in 1961, Haynes studied film at Bard College, where he directed Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story, a shockingly effective (and sometimes banned) biopic of the famous singer’s tragic life,...

Are you finding Atomfall difficult? Struggling to find the right weapon or keycard for the situation? How about missing a key recipe? Well, no matter the issue, we have everything answered to make Atomfall easy for you. In this guide, you’ll have a quick run-through of where to find the Poison Bomb Recipe, a key recipe in the game.

Editor’S NOTEThere are multiple locations of the recipes in Atomfall, so depending on your playstyle, you may have already found the recipe below. This is just one location available. Poison Bomb Recipe Location

The Poison Bomb Recipe is one of the early game recipes that you’ll come across in Atomfall, and one that is actually part of the main story lead ‘Get Mother Jago’s Book Back’ and will be difficult to miss. It is still possible though, so read on for a quick and clear explanation of...

NBC’s Dateline returns this Friday with a chilling tale of suburban mystery and long-delayed justice: “Poison Twist.” The case revolves around the death of a well-respected chiropractor, a death initially deemed unexplained. But when authorities discover the presence of poison, the puzzle pieces begin to shift, transforming a medical enigma into a murder investigation. “Poison […]

Dateline: Poison Twist...

Marty Callner, an Emmy-nominated director who pioneered the art of the network comedy special but whose legacy were a series of provocative music videos in the Eighties, died March 17 at the age of 78.

Callner’s family confirmed his death to Rolling Stone, adding that he died of natural causes at his home in Malibu.

If you grew up watching MTV or any other music video network in the Eighties, you also grew up with Callner’s work. He directed videos for Whitesnake (“Here I Go Again”), Cher (“If I Could...

Marty Callner, the 12-time Emmy nominee who created HBO’s Hard Knocks and directed and/or produced music videos and TV specials featuring the likes of Cher, Garth Brooks, Robin Williams, Jerry Seinfeld and Chris Rock, has died. He was 78.

Callner died Monday at his home in Malibu, his rep Gail Parenteau announced. His son Jazz said it was from natural causes.

The first music videos he directed were ones in 1984 for Twisted Sister’s “We’re Not Gonna Take It” and Pat Benatar’s “We Belong,” and he also handled Cher’s “If I Could Turn Back Time”; Aerosmith’s “Cryin’,” “Crazy,” “Amazing,” “Livin’ on the Edge,” “Sweet Emotion,” “Dude Looks Like a Lady” and “Love in an Elevator”; Whitesnake’s “Here I Go Again,” Poison’s “Every Rose Has a Thorn,” Stevie Nicks’ “Stand Back” and Bon Jovi’s “Lie to Me,” more than 200 in all, most for MTV.

British actor Tim Roth drew a big crowd and much applause with a masterclass at the 15th edition of the Luxembourg City Film Festival (LuxFilmFest) last week, in which he discussed such topics as his work with Tupac Shakur, Quentin Tarantino and Werner Herzog and how he prepared for his first TV role as a racist skinhead.

He was one of the big names attending the anniversary edition of the fest, along with the star-studded jury, which was led by Iranian filmmaker Mohammad Rasoulof and also included Danish actress Trine Dyrholm (The Girl With the Needle, Poison), Austrian actress Valerie Pachner (Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore, A Hidden Life), L.A.- and Luxembourg-based VFX expert Jeff Desom (Everything Everywhere All at Once), Spanish director Albert Serra (Afternoons of Solitude), and screenwriter Paul Laverty. The festival has also featured a masterclass by Oscar-winning filmmaker Alejandro Amenábar.

As part of his busy Luxembourg schedule,...

Meetings of fascists, young skinheads, Elvis, experiences with such legendary directors as David Lynch, Quentin Tarantino and Werner Herzog, and the media circus around Oscar nominees — those were just some of the topics addressed by British actor Tim Roth (Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Rob Roy, Lie to Me) during a master class at the 15th edition of the Luxembourg City Film Festival on Wednesday.

The crowded session followed Tuesday night’s Luxembourg premiere of independent movie Poison, directed by Désirée Nosbusch (Bad Banks), in which Roth stars opposite Danish actress Trine Dyrholm as a couple that meets again years after tragedy drove them apart. Roth also received a festival honor Tuesday evening.

In his wide-ranging master class, he also discussed working with the likes of Charlton Heston, and, to the surprise of some in the audience, Tupac Shakur.

And he shared insight into how he portrayed a 16-year-old racist skinhead...

The sixth episode of Harley Quinn season 5 was a lot of fun. Lois Lane punched Harley in the face, Clayface and Bane wrote a musical (that was totally a shot at Joker: Folie a Deux), and then the musical was performed and it was hilarious. And shockingly, the audience loved it.

But things didn’t stay cheerful on the DC TV series. As Brainiac watched the play, he saw Frank the Plant mocking Koko and saying his alien monkey companion was dead. As he begins laughing, he finally realizes Koko is really dead. This puts him in a fouler mood than normal.

After the realization, Brainiac looks at the screen and says, “I only have you to talk to. I don’t know if you know what it is like to lose what you love most. How it makes you feel. How nothing even matters anymore. I'm sure none of...

The 2025 Berlin International Film Festival announced its award winners on Saturday, with Dreams (Sex Love) from filmmaker Dag Johan Haugerud winning the prestigious Golden Bear. Acting honors went to lead performer Rose Byrne for If I Had Legs I’d Kick You and supporting performer Andrew Scott for Blue Moon.

This year’s 2025 Berlinale competition jury was led by filmmaker Todd Haynes (his narrative feature debut Poison was awarded the Teddy Prize for queer filmmaking in Berlin in 1991). Other jurors included Nabil Ayouch (Morocco/France), costume designer Bina Daigeler (Germany), actor Fan Bingbing (China), director Rodrigo Moreno (Argentina), Los Angeles Times critic Amy Nicholson (U.S.), and filmmaker and actor Maria Schrader (Germany).

See the complete list of 2025 Berlin International Film Festival award winners below.

Golden Bear: Dreams (Sex Love) by Dag Johan Haugerud

Silver Bear Jury Prize: The Message by Iván Fund

Silver Bear Grand Jury Prize: The Blue Trail...

The 75th Berlin Film Festival has concluded after nine days of fearless cinema in Germany. IndieWire was on the ground this year and earlier this week took a closer look at the top contenders for the Berlinale Golden Bear, which will be announced today along with other prizes.

That Rose Byrne and director Mary Bronstein had returned to the Palast red carpet meant their film “If I Had Legs I’d Kick You” (which bowed early on at Berlin after world premiering at Sundance in January) was bound to win something. Byrne won the Silver Bear for Best Lead Performance for her turn as a stressed-out mother in crisis in the A24 psychodrama. Hopefully, this award gives Byrne momentum for the 2025 awards season ahead; it’s one of the great screen performances and certainly the crown of her career.

Today’s ceremony marked the first under new artistic director Tricia Tuttle,...

The 39th Teddy Awards, the Berlin International Film Festival’s prestigious LGBTQ honors, celebrated both emerging talents and seasoned pioneers in queer cinema.

The best feature film accolade went to Lesbian Space Princess, directed by Leela Varghese and Emma Hough Hobbs. This animated comedy follows Princess Saira on an “inter-gay-lactic” mission to rescue her ex-girlfriend from the clutches of the “Straight White Maliens.”

In the best documentary/essay film category, 82-year-old queer cinema pioneer Rosa von Praunheim took top honors for his autobiographical doc-fiction mash-up Satanische Sau (Satanic Sow). The film features von Praunheim as the titular “satanic sow,” portrayed by actor Armin Dallapiccola, in an exploration of the director’s wild journey through fame, faith, and family, and his confrontation with death.

The jury award was presented to Wenn du Angst hast nimmst du dein Herz in den Mund und lächelst (If You Are Afraid You Put Your Heart...

This year’s Berlin Film Festival, under new artistic director Tricia Tuttle, moves closer toward popular tastes than arguably under the stead of Carlo Chatrian. He departed the festival last year while leaving behind a legacy of programming a more arthouse-minded slate. Italian cineaste Chatrian came from Locarno as well as more niche festivals throughout Europe; Tuttle is an American with a history of film journalism and programming in the States and at the BFI London.

Bong Joon Ho’s “Mickey 17” and the Berlin premiere of “A Complete Unknown” (Searchlight Pictures) brought stars like Robert Pattinson and Timothée Chalamet (along with his girlfriend Kylie Jenner) to the festival for viral moments that have put an energizing, social-media-friendly spotlight on the European showcase here in the U.S. “Mickey 17” needs all the help it can get, as the sci-fi comedy has been re-dated several times and, in the David Zaslav...

It’s the halfway mark of the 75th edition of the Berlin International Film Festival and, so far, no clear frontrunner has emerged from the 19 films in this year’s competition lineup.

Judging the would-be Gold and Silver Bear winners is a jury headed by U.S. director Todd Haynes, the queer cinema pioneer who made his feature debut here back in 1991 with Poison, which took the Teddy Award for best LGBTQ work.

Haynes came up in the 1980s, closely aligned with activist and gay-rights movements that arose in response to the Reagan government and its inaction on the AIDS crisis. It’s a legacy he says he is drawing on now, in the weeks since Donald Trump’s inauguration.

“We’re in a state of whiplash at the moment, just trying to catch up and figure out the implications of what we’re experiencing, the likes of which, even...

If you're missing your favorite show, a good way to pass the time might be to watch a different show that has some things in common with it. But what about finding a few good books to read instead? There are some excellent fantasy books that will fill the House of the Dragon void right now.

House of the Dragon is one of those shows that covers a lot of genres. It’s historical fiction, with many elements based on English history. Then there are the fantasy elements of dragons and visions, as well as the battles, the romance, and the political scheming.

The great news is there are plenty of fantasy books out there that will help to bridge the gap before the third season of House of the Dragon premieres on HBO and Max in 2026. Some of them are standalone books, while others are bigger series of books with expansive worlds.

ABC News Studios is expanding its collection of true crime docuseries by debuting two new narrative nonfiction titles, streaming exclusively on Hulu: Wicked Game: The Devil in the Desert and The Fox Hollow Murders: Playground of a Serial Killer.

The new docuseries add to the notable lineup of popular streaming titles, such as seasons one through four of Wild Crime, seasons one and two of Betrayal, Daughters of the Cult, Little Miss Innocent: Passion. Poison. Prison. and more.

Wicked Game: The Devil in the Desert, premiering on Tuesday, February 4, is officially described as follows: “After a sheriff’s deputy found a woman zip-tied and frantic on the side of the road in the Mojave Desert in 2012, authorities discovered this may have been a grisly crime in pursuit of a suspected buried treasure.

“This discovery kicked off a years-long investigation that spanned sting operations, an international search, a prison break captured on cellphone,...

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The “Princess of R&b” has been enshrined in plastic, and Mattel’s new collectible doll celebrating Aaliyah’s memory is nothing less than fantastic.

The latest entry in Mattel Creations’ growing Music Series, the Aaliyah Signature Doll celebrates the late singer’s birthday and her lasting influence on hip-hop culture. It’s also an homage to her trendsetting Nineties style and hit music video for “One in a Million...

Dancing With The Stars fans look forward to Halloween Night each and every year. It’s the perfect opportunity for the remaining contestants to show off their spooky side and get viewers in the holiday spirit.

So who had the top routine on Halloween Night? And who won the dance-offs? Keep reading to find out.

DWTS Contestants Earned Several 10s During The Individual Routines

For the vast majority of the season, Disney Channel actress Chandler Kinney and her partner Brandon Armstrong have dominated the leaderboard. They’re still near the front of the pack, but several competitors are hot on their heels.

Although Dwight Howard and Daniella Karagach had been at the bottom of the leaderboard, they astounded the judges and viewers with their frightening Contemporary routine to “Ring Around the Rosie” by District 78. Daniella generally excels at choreography on Halloween Night and this season didn’t disappoint. The judges...

Here I go again, saying that this week’s theme of Dancing with the Stars is my favorite – but I mean it this time! I love the spooky season, so Halloween Nightmares Night is one I always look forward to. Fun, creepy music, amazing costumes…what’s not to love? Well, I suppose the eliminations, but other than that, it’s a night to remember.

Spoiler warning: If you have not yet watched the latest episode of Dancing with the Stars, go stream it on Disney+ before you read on.

Dancing with the Stars week 6 is Halloween Nightmares Night, so all teams performed a nightmarish song dressed in awesome costumes. We got the modern hit song “Vampire” by Olivia Rodrigo, and the chilling “Ring Around the Rosie” by District 78. Let’s see those score!

Ilona and Alan’s week 6 score is 24

Ilona and Alan kicked off this week’s batch...

Spooky season is always exciting on “Dancing with the Stars” as it allows the celebrities — and the show’s costume, makeup, and hair departments — to embrace their inner monsters. But on “Halloween Nightmares” night it will also give them a chance to face their fears. Here are the individual routines the stars and their pro partners will perform in the first round of competition.

See‘Dancing with the Stars’: What did we think of Phaedra’s elimination, and who will be out next? [Watch]

Super Bowl Champion Danny Amendola and pro Witney Carson will perform an Argentine Tango to “Poison” by Ravn based on his nightmare: snakes.

“The Bachelor” Joey Graziadei and pro Jenna Johnson will perform an Argentine Tango to “Ramalama (Bang Bang)” by Róisín Murphy based on his nightmare: ventriloquist dolls.

NBA Champion Dwight Howard and pro Daniella Karagach will perform a Contemporary to “Ring Around The Rosie...

What better way to get into the Halloween spirit than to tune into "Halloween Nightmares Night" on Dancing With The Stars?

As for what the episode will entail, "the remaining seven couples will get into the Halloween spirit with hair-raising transformations and spine-tingling routines for a night of fright and fun," featuring Argentine Tango, Contemporary, Viennese Waltz and Tango performances, as well as the return of the highly-anticipated Dancing With The Stars "Dance-Offs."

With the individual routines aside, the episode will begin with a thrilling number to "Murder On The Dancefloor" by Sophie Ellis-Bextor, choreographed by eliminated pros Emma Slater and Gleb Savchenko.

Additionally, the episode will include a routine to "The Ballad Of The Witches Road (Sacred Chant Version)" from Agatha All Along choreographed by even more eliminated pros, Aka Britt Stewart and Ezra Sosa and a routine to Aserej by Jean Massey, choreographed by DWTS couple Daniella Karagach and Pasha Pashkov.

What to Expect in Dancing with the Stars Season 33 Week 6's Halloween Nightmares Night - Main Image

The 33rd season of Dancing with the Stars is celebrating the spooky season in the upcoming "Halloween Nightmares Night" in Week 6.

You might be wondering what theme, dance style, and songs the couples will perform for next week's round. Fortunately, we finally have the exciting details on what fans can expect.

What is Dancing with the Stars Season 33's Halloween Nightmares Night About?

According to the press release from ABC, "Halloween Nightmares Night" will see the seven remaining couples get into the Halloween spirit with hair-raising transformations and spine-tingling routines for a night of fright and fun.

The night will kick off with an opening number to "Murder on the Dancefloor" by Sophie Ellis-Bextor choreographed by Emma Slater and Gleb Savchenko.

The pros and the troupe are also set to perform a routine...

In addition to Disney Night, the Halloween episode is a fan-favorite on Dancing With The Stars. Years later, fans are still talking about Daniella Karagach’s iconic routine with Season 30 champion, Iman Shumpert.

DWTS is putting a fun spin on its Halloween episode this year. Each performance is inspired by the celebrities’ fears and nightmares. From vampires to maniac killers, this episode is certainly shaping up to be entertaining.

The DWTS Season 33 Contestants Showcase Their Halloween Numbers

On top of the individual routines, six couples will go head to head in a dance-off. Chandler Kinney and Brandon Armstrong are exempt from the dance-off after they received immunity during Disney Night.

On Instagram, Chandler reminded followers that immunity from the dance-off does not mean immunity from elimination. She and Brandon still need their fans’ votes to keep them moving forward in the competition.

Dancing With The Stars/Instagram

The individual routines...

Conclave, the upcoming religious-focused mystery thriller starring Ralph Fiennes, is receiving high praise from critics and is earning the actor early Oscar buzz for his performance. The film follows one of the worlds most secretive and ancient events, as Cardinal Lawrence (Fiennes) is tasked with running this covert process after the unexpected death of his beloved Pope. However, once the Catholic Churchs most powerful leaders have gathered from around the world and are locked together in the Vatican halls, Lawrence uncovers a trail of deep secrets left in the dead Popes wake.

Conclave, which also stars Stanley Tucci, John Lithgow, and Isabella Rossellini, currently holds a 93% rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 91 reviews, with critics calling it a "riveting fast-paced drama," "deliriously fun," and "thought-provoking." Critics are also praising Fiennes' performance, saying that he is "mesmerizing" and "marvelous" in the role and that he gives a "career-high performance."

What Conclave...

Prime Video's Brothers is accompanied by a unique soundtrack that perfectly matches its own quirky story. The film, directed by Max Barbakow (Palm Springs) and starring Peter Dinklage (Game of Thrones), Josh Brolin (Avengers), Glenn Close (Dangerous Liaisons), and more, is a buddy road trip and heist crime comedy all in one. Naturally, this would require an equally interesting mix of songs to set the moodfrom artists like Jane's Addiction and Poison to Hal Leonard Jazz Band and Seor Soul. The various songs of the Brothers soundtrack brought the outrageous comedy easily to life.

Brothers follows a pair of twin brothers who have been partners in crimes since they were children. However, as adults, one was sent to prison while the other did all he could to get a clean start. Everything falls apart for the latter brother, Moke, when the former, Jady, gets out of prison under the terms...

Cristin Milioti may have the ultimate looks and charms required to play the lead character Sofia Falcone in The Penguin series, but that’s not all she has: She has an incredibly rich history of fangirling over Batman’s universe in her childhood as well. To say the least, she was the ultimate fan of the Caped Crusader ever since the young years of her life.

Cristin Milioti. | Credits: The Penguin/HBO.

Of course, this included her dressing up as her favorite hero and villain from the Dark Knight saga on Halloween and other occasions after becoming truly infatuated with them from the comics and TV. One of these very characters included the one Michelle Pfeiffer perfectly brought to the screens in Batman Returns, who goes from a villain to an antihero in the comics: Catwoman.

Cristin Milioti was Absolutely Smitten with Catwoman

While fangirling over superheroes and all the...

Quick ViewWhere Can You Find Draconic Tree Sentinel?How to Prepare to Fight Draconic Tree Sentinel?How to Beat Draconic Tree Sentinel?

This is a quick guide on how to beat Draconic Tree Sentinel. The gaming community did not waste any time getting through the latest FromSoftware game and exploring every square inch of the map to fight different enemies and make the most out of this new and exciting world.

Some players would consider the Draconic Tree Sentinel an optional boss; however, the alternate route to progress the story is much more complicated and it convinced the player base to face this enemy regardless. Players can carve some time to battle this overpowered enemy with the help of this guide.

Where Can You Find Draconic Tree Sentinel? Elden Ring players can deviate from the main story and spend time exploring.

The Draconic Tree Sentinel can be spotted at the entrance of Leyndell,...

The first season of A24 and Prime Video's smash-hit animated series "Hazbin Hotel" ended on February 2, 2024, and while the creative team is hard at work on season 2, the show's popularity hasn't decreased. "Hazbin Hotel" earned the largest global debut viewership for a new animated title on Prime Video, surpassing other hot commodities like "Invincible" and "The Boys Presents: Diabolical." The series doesn't boast the same recognizable IP as its contemporaries, but that hasn't stopped it from becoming a phenomenon. In the months since the season's end, convention circuits have shown that "Hazbin Hotel" has become one of the most popular shows for cosplayers to emulate, fanart floods social media feeds on the daily, but thanks to the death of the monoculture, the popularity often feels like it exists in a vacuum.

I've previously described "Hazbin Hotel" as adult animation, but too edgy for the constraints of something like "The Simpsons.

Were you as surprised as we were with that twist on the season 12 premiere of “The Masked Singer” when one Buffalo turned into a herd? We were wowed by their harmonies on the classic Cutting Crew track “(I Just) Died In Your Arms.” These three clearly make their livings by raising their voice in song. But we don’t think that they are one of the groups mentioned by the judges: B2K (Jenny), Earth, Wind & Fire (Rita) or 3/4 of 98 Degrees (Robin).

We’ve been reviewing the clues and that stand-out performance on September 25 as well as their encore appearances on October 2 and October 9 and have all your “The Masked Singer” spoilers, including the answer to the question, “Who is Buffalo”?

We think that Buffalo is Boyz II Men. Don’t agree with our verdict? Well considering the following evidence from their first and second appearances:

The Buffalo costumes...

Follow along as we update the Dancing with the Stars dances, scores, and elimination live as it happens!

Ready to rock out? Dancing with the Stars season 33 week 3 continued with Nigth 2 on Tuesday, Oct. 8 – Hair Metal Night. This week featured a double night of musical numbers. On the first night, Soul Train Night, Rosie Perez joined the panel as a guest judge. For Hair Metal Night, Gene Simmons (bassist and co-lead singer of Kiss) sat alongside Carrie Ann Inaba, Derek Hough, and Bruno Tronioli.

The first night didn’t send anyone home. All of the scores were added to Night 2, as well as the votes from fans, to decide who would be eliminated. Missed the second night of performances? We’ve got your back! Below, we share the dance style, song, and scores from each team. At the bottom, we reveal who was sent home.

Spoiler alert! Before you read on,...

Joaquin Phoenix has had an incredible acting career filled with memorable roles, but he is also building up a worrying reputation. The actor has always been skittish about his involvement with projects behind the scenes, but the lid blew open when he left Todd Haynes' upcoming gay romance film also starring Danny Ramirez. Now, Haynes' producer Christine Vachon has spoken out about the abrupt exit that caused the project's now-infamous collapse, not mincing words about how devastating it has been.

While attending the San Sebastian Film Festival (via The Hollywood Reporter), Christine Vachon discussed the latest news on Joaquin Phoenix exiting Todd Hayne's project, confirming that "pretty much what happened is out there for all of you to see." She does not have anything new to report regarding the project or Phoenix's exit but says "It was tragic," especially due to Haynes' age. Vachon expanded:

The most tragic part about it,...

The movie Poison tells the story of Lucas and Edith, two individuals forever altered by a shared tragedy in their past. Directed by Désirée Nosbusch in her feature film debut, it stars Tim Roth and Trine Dyrholm as the estranged ex-couple who find themselves reunited ten years later at their son’s grave.

A chance encounter brings Lucas and Edith face to face with the overwhelming grief and painful memories neither has truly processed since that fateful night that drove them apart.

Through nuanced performances by Roth and Dyrholm, we see how one sought to escape the anguish through distance while the other remains stuck, frozen in the past. Their initial reconnection is understandably tense, awkward polite gestures masking a torrent of simmering emotions underneath.

As secrets and recriminations are unleashed over the long day at the cemetery, it becomes clear these scars still run deep. Director Nosbusch guides us...

"I didn't see it happen, but I felt it! I feel it!" Transmission Films in Australia has revealed an official trailer for an indie drama titled Poison, made by filmmaker Désirée Nosbusch. This initially premiered at the 2024 Munich Film Festival earlier this year, and it also played at the Galway Film Fleadh. A poignant story about love and hidden truths that resonates long after the movie ends – starring Tim Roth and Trine Dyrholm as a former couple. A love story about a couple reunited years after tragedy drove them apart. Their brief and intense meeting brings simmering pain and resentment to the surface but is a reminder too of cherished intimacies and the love they once shared. This trailer hints at the reveal that their child passed away, and they've been struggling with it ever since, letting out their emotions and frustrations during this meeting at the cemetery. A potent...

The producer of Todd Haynes' romance film starring Joaquin Phoenix has spoken out to address the event in which the actor stormed out of the production five days before shooting started. Christine Vachon, producer and founder of the production company behind the movie, Killer Films, went on Facebook to share a message about Phoenix's abrupt exit. After news broke of Phoenix's inexplicable decision to exit the project, Vachon went on to address the incident without much explanation:

"A version of this did happen. It has been a nightmare. If I haven't been in touch or returned your call this is why. And Please if you are tempted to finger wag or admonish us that 'that's what you get for casting a straight actor' Don't. This was His project that he brought to US and Killer's record on working with LGBTQ actors/crew/directors speaks for itself. (and for those of...

After Joaquin Phoenix‘s abrupt exit from Todd Haynes‘ gay romance resulted in the film’s unraveling, one of its producers has addressed the fallout.

Christine Vachon of Killer Films shared an article to Facebook about the actor dropping out five days before production, while responding to speculation that Phoenix’s sudden departure had to do with the film’s LGBTQ content and planned Nc-17 rating.

“A version of this did happen. It has been a nightmare,” she started in the post, according to People.

“And Please — if you are tempted to finger wag or admonish us that ‘that’s what you get for casting a straight actor’ — Don’T,” wrote Vachon in part. “This was His project that he brought to US– and Killer’s record on working with LGBTQ actors/crew/directors speaks for itself. (and for those of you who Have — know that you are making a...

Yesterday, we reported on murmurings that actor Joaquin Phoenix had dropped out of an upcoming film he'd launched with director Todd Haynes—very upcoming, in so far as the movie was five days away from the start of production, with sets already built down in Mexico, and international sales already set.

The Shrouded Fable set offers new rare cards with unique Holofoil patterns, making it a must-have for collectors. The set includes 99 cards, with Hyper Rare Pecharunt ex standing out among the Mythical Pokmon introduced. Players seeking powerful cards like Okidogi ex and Cassiopeia in Shrouded Fable should be prepared to invest in special products.

Pokmon Trading Card Game enthusiasts eager for more insight into the forthcoming Shrouded Fable set before its August 2 release are in luck because all the cards can now be perused online. Offering even more pocket monsters pulled from the most recent Pokmon game Scarlet/Violet, the set is shaping up to be a massive addition to the Tcg. Aside from all the new cards, it's also introducing a new unique Holofoil pattern that makes it instantly desirable for those who enjoy collecting rare cards.

Per the official Pokmon Tcg blog, Shrouded Fable is a comparatively small...

“May December” is a drama movie directed by Todd Haynes starring Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore.

“May December” is a cinematic gem that impresses critics and movie enthusiasts alike with brilliant performances from two of the industry’s leading actresses, a complex screenplay, stunning cinematography, a talented supporting cast, and a director who knows how to weave all elements into a special masterpiece. Rooted in the realms of discontent and deconstructed characters, the film explores the art of acting and self-discovery through the creation of a character.

Elisabeth, portrayed by Natalie Portman, is a well-known television actress preparing to play Gracie, a character played by Julianne Moore, a woman who ends up in jail for having an affair with a thirteen-year-old boy, Joe Yoo. Years after being released from prison, Joe and Gracie have a son and lead a serene life in Savannah.

The film pays homage to the cult...

CAA has signed Deal Productions, a European film and TV banner co-founded by actor-turned-filmmaker Désirée Nosbusch (“Bad Banks”) and Alexandra Hoesdorff (“High Fantasy”).

Based in Luxembourg, the company handles development, financing, packaging and production of independently-produced films and TV worldwide. Nosbusch, a well-known actor whose recent credits include “Bad Banks” and “Sissi,” is now making her directorial feature debut with “Poison,” a drama starring Tim Roth and Trine Dyrholm.

Hoesdorff’s recent projects as a producer include “Souvenir” starring Isabelle Huppert; “High Fantasy,” which premiered at Toronto in 2017 and played at the Berlinale and Rotterdam; and “Flatland,” which competed at Toronto in 2019 after opening the Berlinale Panorama section. Hoesdorff has also produced several titles for streamers, including “Sawah” and “Girls With Balls,” released in 2020 on Amazon Prime Video and Netflix, respectively.

Deal Productions is currently in development and production on a slate of series and films supported by the lucrative Luxembourg Film Fund.

Photo: Netflix By now you should know what you’re going to be getting when you sit down to watch a Wes Anderson film. His highly stylized worlds, full of muted colors, quirky characters, and deadpan dialogue, have become so distinctive and instantly recognizable it sometimes feels like he’s parodying himself.

It is the directorial debut from Luxembourg’s Désirée Nosbusch.

Poison, the directorial debut of Luxembourg TV presenter and Bad Banks actress Désirée Nosbusch, starring Tim Roth and Trine Dyrhom, has wrapped and released a first-look image.

The English-language drama is about a middle-aged man who is reunited with his ex-wife in a waiting room after many years apart. They are preparing to exhume the body of their late son, owing to toxins seeping into the ground where he is buried.

It is an adaptation of a play of the same name by Dutch writer Lot Vekemans.

The shoot took...