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Dev Patel’s directorial debut Monkey Man is filled with impressive, close-quarters action scenes, but it falters when it tries to be about something more.

Horror is all about feelings of helplessness conjured in the audience to reflect the helplessness of the characters onscreen. In that sense, The First Omen is a genuinely effective horror film.

Booth isn’t getting the hero’s welcome he thought he would. Read more in Vulture’s recap of this week’s episode of ‘Manhunt.’

Jojo Siwa is here to shock you on her new song ‘Karma.’ She humps, she pumps, and she makes an utterly unconvincing bad girl. What went wrong? Let’s investigate.

Ken Loach has said that The Old Oak will be his final film. With this portrait of downtrodden families learning to come together, he seems to have found some reasons for optimism.

Bizarrrap’s music sessions combine the pressure of El Quinto Escalón’s freestyle battles with the intimacy of NPR’s Tiny Desk. Here, we rank all 58, including the latest with Natanael Cano.

People on ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ are somehow still questioning Bailey’s methods, and in “Baby Can I Hold You,” the person giving her the most grief is none other than roller girl herself, Dr. Arizona Robbins.

How did ‘Monkey Man’ swing from Netflix to Universal? A timeline of the Dev Patel passion project’s many delays, production troubles, and the rumors about why Netflix dropped it.

This week’s best TV and movies to watch include ‘The People’s Joker,’ the astonishing ‘Ripley,’ Dev Patel’s ‘Monkey Man,’ a goodbye to ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm,’ and a hello to ‘SATC’ on Netflix. And oh yeah, an earthquake movie, too.

Larry David has not aged. Can you tell the difference between a photo of him from today and one from 20 years ago?

‘The Simpsons’ catches a stray in ‘7 Minute Drill,’ J. Cole’s response to Kendrick Lamar’s verse in ‘Like That.’ Now, why is Homer in it?

Refashioning ‘Tokyo Vice’ as a side-door prequel to ‘Industry’ would get Warner Bros. Discovery two niche audiences for the price of one international production budget.

After 12 seasons, Larry David’s ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ is ending — along with the mode of American Jewish comedy it so masterfully represented.

With ‘The First Omen’ now in theaters, we’re ranking the entire Omen franchise from Damien’s origins to his unholy end (with a weird failed NBC pilot in between.)

By devoting so much time to simply speaking the truth, Stephen Colbert singled himself out this week as a late-night TV highlight. Here are some of our other favorite moments.

Corey Stoll plays the dismissive, privileged, conflict-averse Bo in Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’s ‘Appropriate.’ How can anyone root for him? ‘A real strength of the play,” Stoll says, “is how people’s allegiances are constantly shifting.”

The best songs of 2024, including essential new music from beloved musicians, slick pop songs, confident rock anthems, and one very juicy diss track.

Taylor Swift has her Swifties, Beyoncé has her Beyhive, and Nicki Minaj has her Barbz, a notoriously brutal fan base whose members will do anything for their icon. Fear them. Cheer them. Nicki Minaj fans are sticking by their queen.

Can you solve the latest Vulture 10x10 daily crossword puzzle clue? 9-Across, Five Letters: Vladimir Harkonnen, for one

Billie Eilish loves all things green: her former hair, the environment, and now all of her fans on her close friends story on Instagram.

In case Andy Cohen is watching: Lavish Ladies is absolutely, positively not The Real Housewives of New York. Read more in this week’s recap of CBS’ ‘Elsbeth.’

Time goes by so slowly while you’re waiting for the headliner, especially if they’re late. But that doesn’t stop Madonna from filing to dismiss a lawsuit against her by a few fans for starting her concert hours late.

We’re finally back and with two perfect guest stars. Read more in this week’s recap of CBS’ ‘Elsbeth.’

The vibes would be immaculate if it weren’t for Carl and Lindsay and their doomed wedding. Read move in Vulture’s recap.

Inspector Ravini is on the case, sending things to spiral out of Tom’s control. Read more in Vulture’s recap of Netflix’s ‘Ripley.’