Новости за 06.04.2024

Hear ye, hear ye. Netflix is contractually obligated to send Nicola Coughlan’s parents a PG version of ‘Bridgeton’: ‘People think I’m like saying it as a joke… I grew up Irish Catholic.’

One month after its SXSW premiere, Dev Patel’s directorial debut, ‘Monkey Man,’ opens this weekend in theaters. How did the movie do at the box office compared to another ape, ‘Godzilla x Kong’?

‘Tokyo Vice’ finale ‘Endgame’ finds a thought-provoking balance between appreciation for the power of journalism and a cynical awareness of how it can be limited.

The tendency toward sensationalism in ‘Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kid’s TV’ fails to dig into the system’s biggest failures.

Cole Brings Plenty, who played Pete Plenty Clouds in Paramount+’s ‘1923’, died at the age of 27. His uncle, actor Mo Brings Plenty, confirmed this on Instagram on April 5.

We know who will be Dunk and Egg in the upcoming ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: The Hedge Knight’ adaptation. What about the other GOT series in development? Here’s what we know about the various Game of Thrones spin-offs in or out of the works.

Watch Julianne Moore play a woman who drags her emo son George (Nicholas Galitzine!) to greatness against his will. Read more in Vulture’s recap of ‘Mary & George.’

‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ gives its final challenge an overhaul, resulting in the best pre-finale episode in ages.

In the series finale, showrunner Steven Zaillian suggests that Ripley is a major artist of his time. Read more in Vulture’s recap of Netflix’s ‘Ripley.’

Taylor Swift is now less than a fortnight away from releasing ‘The Tortured Poets Department.’ However, she’s started lessons early, teaching us all about the five stages of heartbreak. Classes officially begin on April 19, start studying.

From the dramatic and violent eclipse in Apocalypto to ‘Don Draper’s nonchalantly staring at the sun in Mad Men, we’re rounding up our favorite cinematic solar eclipses.

Season two of ‘Physical: 100’ reminds us of the creativity and unpredictability missing from fitness in adulthood. It’s not a perfect season (see: sexism), but it continues to be compelling and full of potential.

Two New York Philharmonic debuts — of the conductor Karina Canellakis and the pianist Alice Sara Ott — soldiered on enthusiastically, as earthquake alerts bleeped out in Geffen Hall.

This whole murder investigation is starting to really annoy Tom. Read more in Vulture’s recap of Netflix’s ‘Ripley.’