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Sarah Paulson plays a woman executed in 2002 in Netflix's Monster season set in 1892
The Lizzie Borden season landed on Thursday with a second woman inside it: Sarah Paulson as Aileen Wuornos, in scenes set decades after the murder trial. Wuornos was executed in Florida in 2002, and there is already a film called Monster about her — the one that won Charlize Theron an Oscar.
Is Disclosure Day based on a book? Where the script came from, and the novel it borrows exactly one word from
Every time Hollywood drops a movie that feels grown in a lab from pure premise — aliens are real, the government knew, a Kansas City weather girl finds out live on air — my first instinct is to hunt down the airport paperback it was strip-mined from.
Primetime trailer: Robert Pattinson's Chris Hansen promises to be "bigger than Lost" — with Ari Aster producing
Why don't you have a seat, because A24 just dropped the final trailer for Primetime ahead of its September 25 release, and Robert Pattinson's Chris Hansen is somehow both a perfect impression and a jump scare.
Stranger Things: Tales From '85 season 2 review — what happens when Hawkins meets its first-ever ghosts
Hawkins, Indiana cannot have one normal holiday. Not Halloween, not Christmas, and — as of season 2 of Netflix's animated spinoff, all eight episodes of which dropped today — definitely not Valentine's Day.
Debby Ryan says her fifth concussion took six months out of her life, and some things never came back
Ryan told a YouTube food show that a brain injury took six months out of her life and six more in neurological rehab, and that some things never came back. The episode went up on Monday. It took about 51 hours for anyone to notice what was in it.
Why Judge Judy is retiring as Judy Justice ends — her 30th anniversary special airs first
Judith Sheindlin has spent three decades telling grown adults to stop talking, and now she's telling television itself to stop talking. On the literal 30th anniversary of the day Judge Judy first aired — September 16, 1996, for those of us who were home sick from school a lot — she went on Good Morning America and announced she's done.
Peter Max, the artist America credits for the Beatles' Yellow Submarine, has died at 88
The psychedelic pop artist died on Thursday, and the first thing the internet did was connect him to a Beatles cartoon he had nothing to do with. He spent much of his life encouraging that, and the man who actually drew it has been dead since 2009.
On paper, The Christophers is a heist movie: Michaela Coel's Lori Butler, an art restorer with a gift for painting in other people's handwriting, gets hired by the two worst adult children in London — Jessica Gunning and James Corden, both having a wonderful time — to sneak into their dying father's house and secretly finish his abandoned masterpieces, so they can "discover" them after the funeral and retire on the proceeds.
Why Kit Harington joined Harry Potter as Lockhart amid backlash, explained
Kit Harington knows nothing, except apparently every word of the Harry Potter audiobooks, which he confessed to using as a nightly sleep aid on national television this week.
