Month: December 2025

Whereas Volume 1 of Stranger Things 5 felt like a dizzying, self-contained season on its own, a breakneck reintroduction to a post-lockdown Hawkins facing Vecna’s endgame, Volume 2 begins the series’ final wind down. The onslaught of action and intense battles slows down just enough to start buttoning up all loose ends and unanswered questions.
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Filmmaking legend Martin Scorsese has published a lovely tribute to Rob and Michele Reiner, who died this month, allegedly at the hands of their son, Nick. In an essay for The New York Times, the Oscar winner began, “Rob Reiner was my friend, and so was Michele. From now on, I’ll have to use the
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The new year is coming. With it, two things. One: a resolution to read more that you will inevitably, if you are anything like me, abandon by March, but then fall back into in December because you feel guilty. And two: absolutely loads of great books to engage in this annual, slightly self-defeating tradition with.
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Netflix has revealed the first teaser trailer for Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, its upcoming sequel film to the blockbuster crime drama starring Cillian Murphy. Along with Murphy reprising his role as Tommy Shelby, the film features a cast led by Sophie Rundle as Tommy’s sister Ada Thorne, Stephen Graham as Hayden Stagg, and Ned
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My preferred reading format has overwhelmingly become audiobooks. I volunteer to do the dishes when I have one I’m deeply invested in, I get more steps in for the day, and I do more destressing because audiobooks pair beautifully with working on a jigsaw puzzle or Lego set. While I equally enjoy a single narrator
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2025 has been a banner year for horror anime, both on television and in movie theaters, with plenty of terrifying titles for genre fans to choose from. *Keep up with our ongoing end of the year coverage here* There’s a limitlessness to anime in which it often feels like anything is possible. It’s a storytelling
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Roll up, roll up, it’s Deadline’s annual guide to the best TV coming to a small screen near you next year. If you can’t get enough Italian gangster prequels, are dying to know where Lupin protagonist Assane Diop’s story goes next or need your fix of Disney+ bonkbuster, then you’ve come to the right place,
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We’re taking a look back at all of Kendall Jenner‘s famous ex-boyfriends! Over the years, the 30-year-old supermodel and reality star has dated some very famous stars including athletes, models, and musicians. After she recently sparked reconciliation rumors with one of her exes, we’ve rounded up all of the famous men Kendall has dated to
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Jungs, schwingt weiter! David Bowie plays the Deutschlandhalle in Berlin, 1978. (Photo by ARTCO-Berlin/ullstein bild via Getty Images) On a Friday night at Berlin’s famed Metropol, the two surviving members of David Bowie’s Black American three-man backing rhythm section take the stage. Guitarist Carlos Alomar and bass player George Murray are missing their old percussionist
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Compared to 2024, the top nonfiction audiobooks of 2025 were published much more recently, most of them having just come out in the last couple years. Celebrity memoir dominates the list, with most of the authors performing their own audiobook. Now, let’s compare the nonfiction list with the top audiobooks overall.  Global Top Audiobooks in
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It’s been a good year for Stephen King. We’re used to the prolific horror author releasing multiple books per year, and 2025 was no different, with Never Flinch and Hansel and Gretel, a collaboration with the late illustrator Maurice Sendak, both hitting Bestseller lists. But we’re not usually treated to so many different titles from
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U.S. President Donald Trump is calling for late-night host Stephen Colbert to be taken off the air immediately, referring to him as a “dead man walking.” “Stephen Colbert is a pathetic trainwreck, with no talent or anything else necessary for show business success,” Trump wrote. “Now, after being terminated by CBS, but left out to
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Following James Ransone‘s shocking death at age 46 last week, tributes to the late actor continue to pour out from fans and peers in Hollywood. On Tuesday, Channing Tatum remembered Ransone as “one of the realest” in a statement on his Instagram Story, after the pair starred together in writer/director Dito Montiel’s 2011 crime thriller
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EXCLUSIVE: Author and screenwriter Paul A. Mendelson‘s novel ‘Seville‘ is set for a film adaptation, with Avatar Entertainment acquiring rights to the romantic comedy-meets-sci-fi book. Mendelson has written a screenplay based on the novel, with Avatar founder Larry Robinson producing the film and UK-based director George Siougas attached to direct. Siougas is known for his
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