In an episode of Netflix’s new drama The Sandman, two characters discuss a shared fondness for the works of William Shakespeare. One of them objects to a recent King Lear production that drastically altered the story, while the other assures him, “The great stories will always return to their original …
Read More »Nathan Fielder Is Back With 'The Rehearsal:' Here's How to Watch It Online
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. The Rehearsal — the latest series from Nathan for You creator Nathan Fielder — is perhaps the funniest (and certainly the weirdest) show to grace television this year. …
Read More »'Easter Sunday' Is Jo Koy's Big-Screen Pitch to Get His Own Sitcom
If anyone deserves a sitcom, it’s Jo Koy. The definition of a working comic, the stand-up comedian tours constantly, hits all the late-night shows, and pumps out special after special, selling out theaters all the while. And yet, Koy has never been able to break out of his (presumably quite …
Read More »'Bodies Bodies Bodies' Is a Crime Against Slasher Flicks
There are violent crimes committed in A24’s disappointing new slasher, Bodies Bodies Bodies, including a machete to the neck and a tumble down the stairs like something out of HBO’s The Staircase. But none of this bloodletting is as grievous as the crime committed by the movie itself, which takes …
Read More »How to Watch 'My Life as a Rolling Stone': Stream the Documentary Series Online Free
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. To mark the 60th anniversary of the band, BBC’s four-part rockuseries My Life as a Rolling Stonetakes an in-depth look into the group’s charismatic members, and is set …
Read More »Jennette McCurdy Says Nickelodeon Offered $300,000 in 'Hush Money' After 'Sam and Cat'
Actress Jennette McCurdy claims she was once offered $300,000 in “hush money” to ensure that she would not publicly discuss her time at Nickelodeon or experiences with a man she worked with, referred to as “The Creator,” in a new excerpt from her upcoming memoir, I’m Glad My Mom Died …
Read More »The Kid Mero on Split With Desus Nice: 'It Was a Strategy and One That We All Agreed On'
In a new interview, The Kid Mero explained why he and Desus Nice ended their partnership, revealingthat the move was in the works for over a year. Speaking about the split for the first time nationally since Showtime announced the end of their late-night series Desus and Mero, Joel “The …
Read More »Lady Gaga Confirms 'Joker 2' Role Opposite Joaquin Phoenix, Out in 2024
Lady Gaga has finally confirmed that she will co-star alongside Joaquin Phoenix in the upcoming Joker sequel. A day after Warner. Bros announced that Joker: Folie à Deux will arrive Oct. 4, 2024 — exactly five years after the first film’s release — the singer affirmed her long-rumored co-starring role …
Read More »'Prey' Gives the 'Predator' Franchise Its Long-Awaited Masterpiece
“A long time ago, it is said,” an unseen voice says, “a monster came here.” The year is 1719; neither Arnold Schwarzenegger nor Jesse “The Body” Ventura will be so much as a glimmer in anyone’s eyes for centuries. The place is the Northern Great Plains of what will one …
Read More »Jordan Peele's 'NOPE' Was Partly Inspired by This Cult Musician's Legacy
Jordan Peele‘s sprawling sci-fi horror flick Nope was inspired, in part, by a burned CD a friend handed him in the mid-2000s. Scrawled, simply, with the word “Exuma,” the CD contained cult Bahamian performer Tony Mackey’s 1970 debut — and the kernel that would become an epic film about the …
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