Leah Greenblatt
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Read an excerpt from Tegan and Sara's graphic novel 'Junior High'
EW has an exclusive first look at Tegan and Sara's upcoming graphic novel 'Junior High.' Read the excerpt. → Read More
Creed III review: Sequel stars Michael B. Jordan and Jonathan Majors
Star Michael B. Jordan takes the directing reins of 'Creed III,' with Jonathan Majors as his nemesis in the ring. → Read More
Domestic drama 'Pictures from Home' explores the parent trap
Nathan Lane and more star in 'Pictures from Home' — a flawed but warm-hearted exploration of family. → Read More
Sundance Film Festival wrap-up: The best and worst of 2023
Here are the highs, lows, and whoas that marked this year's edition of the Sundance Film Festival. → Read More
Romance gets real in the electrifying Netflix thriller Fair Play
The Sundance breakout 'Fair Play' — already picked up by Netflix — makes screen sex feel sexy (and dangerous) again. → Read More
'Eileen' review: Anne Hathaway is electric in a wild Hitchcockian noir
Ottessa Moshfegh's 2015 novel 'Eileen' becomes an audacious thriller about female rage and desire. → Read More
Death becomes Daisy Ridley in the witty deadpan indie 'Sometimes I Think About Dying'
'Star Wars' actress Daisy Ridley pivots to depressive indie heroine in this Sundance breakout. → Read More
M3GAN review: A murderous doll goes haywire in new horror comedy
A tiny robot wreaks murderous havoc in Blumhouse's madcap, endlessly memed horror comedy 'M3GAN.' → Read More
Hit me Shakespeare one more time: The Bard gets a jukebox musical in '& Juliet'
A classic Shakespeare tale gets a twist — and a full pop treatment — in Broadway's '& Juliet.' Read EW's review. → Read More
The Menu review: A deliciously wicked food-world satire
Ralph Fiennes and Anya Taylor-Joy go knives out at the restaurant from hell in 'The Menu.' → Read More
Pop Culture of My Life: Kevin Wilson on 'True Grit,' Origami Yoda, and the one VHS tape he couldn't quit
The best-selling author of 'The Family Fang' and 'Nothing to See Here' reflects on a few of his favorite things. → Read More
EW's favorite alternative Christmas movies
Find out which unconventional Christmas movies made EW's nice list… the ornaments give away a few. → Read More
Arctic Monkeys' Alex Turner on Sinatra, the tao of Natalie Imbruglia's 'Torn,' and the songs that make him cry
On the eve of their new album, Arctic Monkeys frontman Alex Turner shares the soundtrack of his life, from Sinatra to Natalie Imbruglia's 'Torn' to the songs that make him cry. → Read More
'Decision to Leave' would be a crime to miss, 'Stars at Noon' doesn't shine
EW's critics review the latest releases: 'Till,' 'Decision to Leave,' 'The Good Fight,' and 'Stars at Noon.' → Read More
David O. Russell's odd, fitful 'Amsterdam' is all stars and shenanigans
Christian Bale, Margot Robbie, and more populate 'Amsterdam,' an odd shaggy-dog mystery. → Read More
Bros review: a messy, funny, charming gay rom-com from Billy Eichner
Billy Eichner is a podcaster looking for love, and casually breaking big-screen history in 'Bros.' → Read More
The passion and the fury of Sinéad O'Connor comes through in the documentary 'Nothing Compares'
The smart, sympathetic 'Nothing Compares' recasts Sinéad O'Connor's tabloid-headline life. → Read More
Catherine Called Birdy review: Coming-of-age comedy is a medieval treat
YA favorite 'Catherine Called Birdy' gets an irreverent, fiercely feminist adaptation from Lena Dunham. → Read More
Brendan Fraser shines in 'The Whale,' a overwrought, underbaked drama
Star Brendan Fraser is better than director Darren Aronfosky's stagey adaptation of 'The Whale.' → Read More
'Teleholic' essayist Elissa Bassist's new memoir 'Hysterical' explores screen culture through a feminist lens
Read an exclusive excerpt below; Cheryl Strayed and Roxane Gay are already fans of the writer's debut. → Read More