Caroline Siede
FOX26Houston
Chicago, IL, United States
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Revisit the 5 coziest moments from ‘While You Were Sleeping’
Film critic Caroline Siede picks the five coziest moments from this Sandra Bullock movie. → Read More
Revisit the 5 coziest moments from ‘While You Were Sleeping’
Film critic Caroline Siede picks the five coziest moments from this Sandra Bullock movie. → Read More
22 things we loved in 2022
2022's best films, TV shows and more— including Beyoncé, "Andor," "Jeopardy!," "Nona the Ninth," and a cute little shell with shoes on. → Read More
‘Monarch’ episode 5 recap: Christmas comes early
Welcome back to "Monarch" recaps! In this week’s episode, "Death and Christmas," the Romans put on their annual Family Christmas special, while dark secrets bubble to the surface. → Read More
‘Bros’ review: Billy Eichner is a glorious rom-com lead
Comedian Billy Eichner unveils a softer but no less high-strung version of himself in “Bros,” his new Judd Apatow-produced studio rom-com about two gay men “maybe, possibly, probably, stumbling towards love. Maybe. They’re both very busy.” → Read More
‘House of the Dragon’ 101: That time jump (and those kids), explained
On "House of the Dragon," a 10-year time jump brought new actors and major new characters into the fold. Here's a guide to who's who and what's going on. → Read More
‘Monarch’ recap: Maybe next time he’ll think before he cheats
Welcome back to "Monarch" recaps! In this week’s episode, "Show Them Who You Are, Baby," secret affairs come to light and Nicky turns the tables on her cheating husband at the Queens of Country concert. → Read More
‘House of the Dragon’ 101: What’s up with Targaryen incest?
This week’s “House of the Dragon,” “King of the Narrow Sea,” delivered the best episode of the series yet, as big political battles gave way to backroom dealings of a very different sort. Depending on how you feel about the episode’s boundary-pushing subject matter, it was either the sexiest or the most uncomfortable hour of the series so far. → Read More
‘Monarch’ recap: FOX’s juicy new country music soap opera is here
Say hello to the “first damn family” of country music! After a long-awaited premiere, FOX’s soapy new country music drama “Monarch” is finally here. And this multigenerational family saga is basically “House of the Dragon” with guitars, “Succession” with rhinestone cowboy boots or “King Lear” by way of Reba McEntire (as played by Susan Sarandon). → Read More
September movie preview: Harry Styles, ‘Hocus Pocus 2’ and hello to awards season
Here's what’s headed your way, cinematically speaking, in September 2022. → Read More
‘House of the Dragon’ 101: What are the Stepstones and where’s Old Valyria?
Episode two of "House of the Dragon" mentioned three locations over and over again: The Stepsones, Dragonstone and Old Valyria. So what are these locations, why do they matter and what do you need to know about them? Read on for our beginner’s guide to where’s where in Westeros. → Read More
'She-Hulk': Three Marvel movies (and one TV show) to revisit before starting the series
“She-Hulk,” like most of Marvel’s Disney+ shows, is designed so that new viewers can jump right in – it’ll catch you up on anything you need to know about the MCU. But if you’re looking to do a little Marvel rewatching before the series premieres, here’s what we’d recommend based on the first four episodes of “She-Hulk” screened for critics. → Read More
‘13: The Musical’ review: Broadway magic gets lost in Netflix translation
Jason Robert Brown’s musical “13” came with a ready-made hook: It was the first (and so far, the only) Broadway musical to be performed entirely by teenagers — right down to the band. That juiced up its simple story of middle school drama with some endearing, energetic novelty value. Yet while Netflix’s new adaptation of the 2008 stage show keeps the talented tweens, it loses most of its magic… → Read More
Watch at home: ‘Elvis’ is an epic, gaudy biopic fit for a king
With "Elvis," the absurdity is part of the point. It’s important to know that going in, otherwise the film’s frenetic opening act might be completely off-putting instead of just mildly overwhelming. Having established his signature glittering style with movies like "William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet," "Moulin Rouge!" and "The Great Gatsby," director Baz Luhrmann now turns his camp-flavored… → Read More
August movie preview: A ‘Bullet Train’ and double the Idris Elba
As the summer blockbuster rush fades but before the fall awards season starts, you can expect oddball horror like A24’s “Bodies Bodies Bodies” and Peacock’s “They/Them,” family friendly flicks like “13: The Musical” and survival thrillers galore. Oh and Idris Elba fights a lion in “Beast.” → Read More
‘Andor’ trailer: A new ‘Star Wars’ series comes to Disney+ next month
“Andor,” Disney+'s next addition to its growing collection of "Star Wars" TV shows, is a prequel to 2016’s “Rogue One” (which was itself a prequel to the original trilogy). It follows dashing spy Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) during the formation of the Rebel Alliance. And while the series was originally supposed to premiere in late August, the show’s splashy new trailer reveals it’s now arriving… → Read More
Here are all the movies and TV shows coming to Tubi in August
Tubi celebrates the waning days of summer with all kinds of blockbuster spectacle this August — from the trippy visuals of Christopher Nolan’s “Inception” to the steamy romance of “Fifty Shades of Grey.” Plus it’s also Shark Month: Bitefest — a month-long programming event filled to the brim with shark-themed movies like "Jaws,” "Gordon Ramsay: Shark Bait” and "Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda.” Here's… → Read More
10 of the best streaming shows of the year (so far)
Our critics pick the best streaming show of the year so far, plus nine more that surprised, challenged, delighted and/or riveted them to their screens, from "Stranger Things" to "Station Eleven" with plenty in between. → Read More
Movie review: ‘My Old School’ is a wild, weirdly charming documentary
This upbeat documentary centers on an unbelievable real-life hoax that took place in Scotland in the mid 1990s, it also captures a feeling that’s far more relatable: The fun of gathering all your old friends together to discuss the wildest thing that happened during your time at school. Only in this case, the wildest thing to happen at Bearsden Academy was enough to garner national attention —… → Read More
Movie review: ‘Where the Crawdads Sing’ lacks grit
Based on Delia Owens’ wildly popular best-selling novel of the same name, “Where the Crawdads Sing” is ostensibly a story of struggle, survival and tenacity — one where a young woman named Kya grows like a flower through concrete in a harsh 1950s and ’60s world, despite the best efforts of a callous and often cruel community. But it plays more like a glossy Nicholas Sparks-flavored melodrama… → Read More