Josh Lezmi

With an irresistible blend of quirky humor and heartwarming relationships — plus an inspiring message about self-discovery at its core— What a Girl Wants became a cultural phenomenon in the early aughts, capturing the hearts of viewers worldwide.

HBO just dropped the trailer for the upcoming limited series The Sympathizer, a tale of espionage that follows an anonymous narrator: a North Vietnamese mole in the South Vietnamese army (Hoa Xuande). Robert Downey Jr.

Some movies are meant to be seen on the big screen — whether for the top-notch graphics featuring explosions and larger-than-life beasts or the thrill of simultaneously screaming in terror during an unexpected jump scare.

The Sound of Music remains one of the most celebrated movie musicals of all time going on to earn the Academy Award for Best Picture and Best Director.

Whether you’re craving Conan O’Brien’s sharp wit and winning smile or a little darkness of the documentary sort — from deep dives into recovery programs turned into cults to an examination of the toxicity inherent to the fast fashion industry…

The brief 46-second teaser for Kinds of Kindness opens with a purple challenger flying out of a parking lot (with the arrow on the ground pointing in the other direction), as a narrator begins to speak: “This is it.

Francis Ford Coppola’s The Outsiders, based on S.E. Hinton’s acclaimed novel of the same name, remains a cultural juggernaut today. The film and novel explore universal and timeless themes like friendship, loyalty, class conflict, and adolescent development.

DreamWorks recently released the trailer for The Wild Robot from the filmmakers that brought us the loveable How to Train Your Dragon franchise.

A stand-up comedian sits in a chair up on a stage as an intimate audience listens to him tearfully explain, “I really don’t know where it’s gonna end.

Apple TV+’s latest series Palm Royale premiered on March 20 to widespread audience acclaim (despite the more polar responses from critics — with some deeming it an all-style-no-substance, one-note production).

Whether you’re a fan of historical dramatizations, sci-fi epics, or family-friendly animated joyrides, Netflix has a handful of must-see originals dropping in April.

The 1978 horror cult classic Dawn of the Dead revolutionized the zombie genre, using the slow-walking creatures as metaphors for consumerism and the pursuit of material possessions — as they lingered in the all-powerful shopping mall.

Peacock’s latest original Apples Never Fall — from the acclaimed novelist who brought us Big Little Lies and Nine Perfect Strangers — follows a seemingly happy (but latently dysfunctional family) as they grapple with their mother’s disappearance.

As Nicole Kidman says before each movie begins at an AMC theater, “We come to AMC theaters to laugh, to cry, to care…and we go somewhere we’ve never been before; not just entertained, but somehow reborn.

The first Eternals film from acclaimed Nomadland director Chloé Zhao featured the filmmaker’s propensity for breathtaking landscapes and natural environments but amplified such aesthetics to fit a larger-than-life comic book scale.

From Taylor Swift’s rocking concert film to the return of the iconic X-Men era, March is shaping up to be quite a month for the mega media conglomerate’s streaming service.

In need of a twisty-turny, family-fueled drama from the mind behind Big Little Lies and Little Fires Everywhere? What about a documentary that explores the life of a two-time Indianapolis 500 champion who died on the track?

Jimmy Kimmel took to the stage to host the Academy Awards for the fourth time on Sunday, March 10, 2024. The late-night host came prepped with several zingers.