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DMV Review: Tim Meadows Lights Up a CBS Office Comedy That Could Use More Spark

In CBS’s new single-camera office comedy DMV, Tim Meadows steps into the role of Gregg and immediately injects life into a premise that risks feeling dreary. The DMV setting is a…

News

LA Rain Spurs Mudslide Warnings, Pepperdine Remote Classes, Topanga Closure — Updated

Rains sweeping into the Los Angeles basin are setting off precautionary actions as authorities prepare for possible debris flows in burn zones. In the latest update, Pepperdine University will move Malibu…

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Keanu Reeves Salutes Diane Keaton as a Generous Artist and a Truly Special Presence

Keanu Reeves is honoring his late Something's Gotta Give co-star, Diane Keaton, describing her as a generous artist and a truly special presence who left a lasting impression on him. The…

Global

Madgic Secures Global Deals for Emerald Animated Series

Madgic Distribution, the Paris-based kids’ content outfit, kicked off its MipJunior run with the sale of an upcoming animated series, Emerald. Buyers spanning Knowledge Canada, Mediacorp Singapore and Noga Israel have…

Cinema

MTV’s Golden Era Has Ended, and Pop Culture Feels the Void

MTV burst onto screens on August 1, 1981, signaling a bold shift in how music and television could intersect. Its debut featured The Buggles’ Video Killed the Radio Star and a…

Cinema

Nancy Meyers Reflects on Diane Keaton, a Friend and Creative Partner for Four Decades

Nancy Meyers is honoring Diane Keaton with a heartfelt tribute that highlights a bond spanning nearly four decades. Keaton, an Academy Award winner, died on Saturday at age 79, marking the…

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Win Tickets to Early Screenings of Bugonia in NYC and Los Angeles

Collider teams with Focus Features for exclusive early screenings of Bugonia in New York and Los Angeles. Readers in L.A. can attend a 7 p.m. session on Thursday, October 16 at…

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Bosch’s On‑Screen Future in Doubt as Ballard Season 2 Rolls Out Without Titus Welliver

Prime Video has renewed Ballard for a second season, bringing Maggie Q back as LAPD detective Renée Ballard. Yet the press materials omit Titus Welliver, who spent years portraying Harry Bosch…

Cinema

Ed Gein’s Fictional Assist in Bundy’s Capture: What Monster Got Wrong

Netflix’s Monster: The Ed Gein Story threads a largely fictional thread through the Ted Bundy saga. In the season’s finale, Gein—who has spent years in a psychiatric facility—is summoned by the…

Cinema Global News

‘The World Will Tremble’ Review: A Stiff Holocaust Drama Redeemed by Powerful Performances

Lior Geller's real-life drama tells the story of prisoners who escape from a Nazi death camp and provide the first eyewitness account of the Holocaust. It’s safe to say that films…