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  • TWD: Daryl Dixon Season 2 Just Called Back to Carol’s Sophia Trauma

    TWD: Daryl Dixon Season 2 Just Called Back to Carol’s Sophia Trauma

    This article contains spoilers for The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book of Carol episode 1. In the first season of The Walking Dead, quiet, submissive Carol Peletier (Melissa McBride) spends most of her time trying to keep out of trouble, both with the walkers who routinely invade camp and with her husband, Ed…

  • The Penguin Episode 2 Review: Sofia Falcone Takes Charge

    The Penguin Episode 2 Review: Sofia Falcone Takes Charge

    This review contains spoilers for The Penguin episode 2. Oz Cobb starts the second episode of The Penguin feeling good about himself. He finesses a tense negotiation with jailed former crime boss Salvatore Maroni (Clancy Brown), convincing the one-time kingpin (and his aggressive wife and daughter) to take the fall for the murder of Alberto…

  • Friends: The Most Awkward and Cringeworthy Romances

    Friends: The Most Awkward and Cringeworthy Romances

    Friends still reigns supreme on streaming services worldwide because it captures audiences’ love with charismatic characters, witty one-liners, and romantic pairings straight out of a scripted version of The Bachelor. Romance emanates through Central Perk, Monica’s (Courteney Cox) apartment, and 1990s New York City with plenty of gusto. Why wouldn’t it? These six pals are…

  • Megalopolis Bombing at the Box Office Won’t Matter in the Long Run for Coppola

    Megalopolis Bombing at the Box Office Won’t Matter in the Long Run for Coppola

    Francis Ford Coppola’s Megalopolis had a rough opening weekend. A film that reportedly cost $120 million—most of it self-financed by the filmmaker after he sold a portion of his winery business—the epic is estimated to have grossed a mere $4 million in its first three days. That’s not even enough to crack the top five…

  • Saturday Night Review: A Lively Time with SNL’s Ghosts

    Saturday Night Review: A Lively Time with SNL’s Ghosts

    Can you be nostalgic for a moment while you’re living in it? It’s a question posed earnestly and quietly between two characters in Saturday Night, Jason Reitman’s deeply nostalgic film about a time, a place, and a pop culture moment that was simultaneously fleeting and never-ending. The film is, after all, about the birth of…

  • Nosferatu Trailer Recreates the Most Haunting Image From the Original

    Nosferatu Trailer Recreates the Most Haunting Image From the Original

    Even if you don’t know Nosferatu, you know Nosferatu. Part of that knowledge comes from the promotional trailers that Focus Features has been running for the past several months, building excitement for the film’s Dec. 25 release. The latest one, in fact, focuses on Lily-Rose Depp as the story’s Ellen Hutter, a Mina Harker equivalent…

  • Uzumaki: Why Spirals Terrify Junji Ito

    Uzumaki: Why Spirals Terrify Junji Ito

    The biggest name in Japanese horror in any medium is prolific and enormously influential manga creator Junji Ito, whose celebrated catalog includes numerous body horror and psychological thriller stories. Ito’s arguable magnum opus is his 1998 award-winning manga series Uzumaki, which has now been adapted into an anime series produced by Production I.G USA and…

  • The Penguin: Dr. Julian Rush Has Big Batman Villain Potential

    The Penguin: Dr. Julian Rush Has Big Batman Villain Potential

    This article contains spoilers for The Penguin episode 2. It’s a long way to the top of the Gotham City crime ladder for Oz Cobb, but as HBO’s The Penguin heads into its second episode, he’s slowly waddling his way there. As Matt Reeves’ Batverse, which started with 2022’s The Batman, continues to expand, some…

  • Industry Season 3 Began As Silicon Valley and Ended As Downton Abbey

    Industry Season 3 Began As Silicon Valley and Ended As Downton Abbey

    This article contains spoilers for Industry season 3 episode 8. An unexpected challenge facing pop culture websites with international readerships is simply determining where certain properties come from. In our increasingly globalized economy, a TV series can be commissioned by a corporation from one country, filmed by a local crew in another, and then receive…

  • The Products W+G Editors Bought in September That Made Them *So* Happy

    The Products W+G Editors Bought in September That Made Them *So* Happy

    Big joys ahead. At the age of 17, while I was restricting calories and working out a ton, I remember looking in the mirror while getting ready for a party and realizing, oh my god, those indentations between my hips and my thighs (called “hip dips”) don’t seem to be there anymore! I was elated.…