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New York Times MoviesMay 14, 2026
Koji Suzuki, Whose Horror Novels Inspired ‘Ring' Movies, Dies at 68
Sometimes called the Stephen King of Japan, he helped create a genre known as J-horror and spawned one of the highest-grossing horror films ever made.

Playbill NewsMay 14, 2026
Giant Is the 1st Play Mark Rosenblatt Ever Wrote, Now It's Nominated for a Best Play Tony Award
When the director-turned-playwright set out to write Giant, he just wanted to finish it.



Rolling Stone Movie NewsMay 14, 2026
Shannon Shaw and Tycho Carry on San Francisco's Musical Legacy at Rolling Stone and Sonesta International Hotel's Musicians on Musicians Event
From The Grateful Dead to Jefferson Airplane, San Francisco has a long and storied musical history. At the heart of that legacy is community. Whether on Haight-Ashbury's counterculture-paved streets or the bustling jazz clubs that punctuate the city's nightlife, the SF music scene is tied together by a camaraderie and a common passion for the […]

Rolling Stone Movie NewsMay 14, 2026
‘This Is Their Happily Ever After': Rachel Reid on Her Next ‘Heated Rivalry' Book
The author talks about her breakout success, health struggles, and what comes next after reaching all your goals at once

Playbill NewsMay 14, 2026
John Lithgow to Receive John Willis Award for Lifetime Achievement in the Theatre
The Giant star will be honored at the 80th Annual Theatre World Awards June 2.



NYTimes ArtsMay 14, 2026
‘Is God Is' Review: The Fires This Time
Kara Young and Mallori Johnson play twins bent on revenge in the playwright Aleshea Harris's powerhouse film debut.

Rolling Stone Movie NewsMay 14, 2026
Foo Fighters Have Full Circle ‘Late Show' Moment, Playing ‘This Is a Call' and ‘Everlong'
The band played its first-ever late-night TV performance "This Is a Call" on The Late Show with David Letterman in 1995. They were also his last-ever musical guest in 2015, playing his favorite son "Everlong"

NYTimes ArtsMay 14, 2026
‘Life Hack' Review: A Heist That Never Leaves the Screen
A group of teenagers seem to be targeting a cryptocurrency billionaire out of boredom, but they have a more sympathetic motive in this hacker film.

Rolling Stone Movie NewsMay 13, 2026
Foo Fighters Bring Massive Hits to Their First-Ever Tiny Desk
Dave Grohl credits seeing 12 members of Trouble Funk squeeze behind the desk as making him want to do it

VultureMay 12, 2026
You Can't Roast Paul McCartney or His Silly Love Songs
It's too bad. No one's ever joked about the Beatles before.

Rolling Stone Movie NewsMay 11, 2026
A New Tennessee Org Is Helping Artists Like Lainey Wilson, Trisha Yearwood Elevate Their Philanthropy
As artists, especially those in country music, make charity a part of their identities, Music Community Foundation aims to create a pipeline for them to give on a national level

BBC Entertainment & ArtsMay 07, 2026
Live from your living room: The rise of concert films and livestreamed gigs
Can't see your favourite act in the flesh? There might be a solution - but not everyone's a fan.

DVD ReviewsJun 14, 2019
Better Call Saul - Season 04

Back when I was half joking about the acumen with which Better Call Saul was going in its second season, you knew that it would head down a sad yet inevitable road, right? Jimmy (its second season) would become Saul eventually, despite his best efforts otherwise.

There are two big changes that have occurred since I wrote a lot of words down about the show; one being the death of Jimmy's brother Chuck (Michael McKean, This is Spinal Tap) and the introduction or reacquainting if you will of Gus Fring (Giancarlo Esposito, Breaking Bad), both of which occur in Seaso...Read the entire review




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