EXCLUSIVE: Bender, the Irish coming-of-age comedy starring Bill Burr on which we recently were first to report, has found its director in Pluribus helmer Adam Bernstein. Described as Superbad meets ...

Guillermo del Toro has been overwhelmed by the reaction to Frankenstein. The 61-year-old filmmaker wrote and directed the new movie, which is based on the 1818 novel by Mary Shelley, and Guillermo has ...

Despite a sluggish start on the festival circuit, the Netflix film has emerged as one of the year’s stronger Oscar contenders, backed by audience enthusiasm — and unparalleled industry support. By ...

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The crowd reached to the other side of Camero Avenue Tuesday night for the 14th anniversary of Comedy Night at Best Fish Taco, the free Los Feliz comedy show that takes over the Best Fish Taco In ...

“Frankenstein” director Guillermo del Toro first read the novel when he was a child — and was left captivated by the misunderstood monster. “I immediately knew the creature was me,” he told Page Six ...

Baltimore’s Housing Options and Opportunities Act aims to expand affordable housing and rental spaces, drawing mixed reactions from residents and councilmembers. The act, supported by Mayor Brandon ...

Back in 2021, Hannah’s love of all things nerdy collided with her passion for writing — and she hasn’t stopped since. She covers pop culture news, writes reviews, and conducts interviews on just about ...

If you’ve seen an influx of leaf emojis on your social media feed in recent weeks, don’t worry — you’re not being stalked by bonkers botanists. The foliage making its way into tweets and Instagram ...

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Before he learns speech, before he learns cruelty, before he learns the terrible weight of a creator’s indifference, The Creature in “Frankenstein” learns hunger. And then — astonishingly — he learns ...