InOutlander, love is tested a great deal. Without it, some of our beloved characters would have nothing to fight, die, or travel through time for. If Claire (Caitriona Balfe) hadn’t fallen in love with Jamie (Sam Heughan), she would’ve gone back through the stones, returning to Frank in the 1940s.Outlanderwould’ve finished before it even started. Among all the plotting, fighting, and surviving in both the 18th and 20th centuries, there’s always room for romance....

When one hears the term “classic film,” they likely think of something much older, usually by several decades. Take some of the best films of the 70s, 80s, and 90s for example, which are commonly referred to as such. This is not exclusive to one particular genre, but can be found across the entirety of the cinematic world, exploring a variety of topics and stories for various types of fans. Still, the term “classic” means that any self-proclaimed cinephile should definitely see them....

Whether she’s playing a brassy Hollywood starlet inCalifornication, a young nun in crisis inLittle Sister, or an artist hungry for connection in the new arthouse horror thrillerLike Me,Addison Timlinis an actor who disappears seamlessly into her roles. From the thoughtful construction of the character’s look to the finely tuned frequency of their energy, Timlin can be sneakily stealth as she moves from character to character. InLike Me, Timlin plays Kiya, a lonely, reckless artist who broadcasts her art-project-via-crime-spree on social media, starting with a self-filmed convenience store robbery that goes viral, earning her the attention but not the connection she’s desperate for....

Apple is accelerating its global manufacturing strategy, with a significant move to shift some iPhone production to Brazil. This decision, which initially involves assembling the iPhone 16e model at Foxconn’s plant in Jundiaí, São Paulo, reflects Apple’s urgent need to adapt to rising U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods and reduce its reliance on Chinese manufacturing. Why Brazil? For Apple, Brazil isn’t just a new dot on the map—it’s a strategic outpost....

It was announced today during Comic-Con 2016 thatBates MotelSeason 5 will be the show’s last—but that wasn’t even the biggest news to come out of the panel. In addition to the fact that thePsychoprequel series is winding down,Rihannais joining the cast to bring this thing home in the iconic role of Marion Crane. Played byJanet LeighinAlfred Hitchcockclassic thriller, Crane was famously presented to audiences as the “star” ofPsychobefore being killed off in the first act....

After the cancellation of Netflix’s seminal Marvel collaboration,Daredevil, which kicked offLuke Cage,Iron Fist(both of which have also been cancelled),Jessica JonesandThe Punisher(which likely will be cancelled after their new seasons air),DaredevilstarCharlie Coxhas spoken out about his feelings on saying goodbye to Matt Murdock. The show was ready to go into Season 4 after a triumphant third season, having already assembled a writers room, so the cancellation caught everyone by surprise. Cox toldEWthat, “A lot of us really expected to keep going, and I certainly did....

Pixar has released a new trailer forCoco, the new animated family film that follows Miguel (Anthony Gonzalez), an aspiring musician who teams up with the charming trickster Hector (Gael García Bernal) to go on an extraordinary journey through the Land of the Dead. I’m not saying there can only be one animated movie about the Day of the Dead, and this looks absolutely stunning, but it also really does look likeThe Book of Life....

A sadistic religious zealot prowls the streets of Vienna, skinning Muslim prostitutes alive before forcing them to drink boiled cooking oil – a preview of what he believes awaits them in hell. A bitter young woman drives a taxi through the night, scumbags and belligerent assholes piling in and out of her cab, each one lighting the fire of her rage. This unlikely pair is on a collision course that’s about to put them both through the ringer, they just don’t know it yet....

With writer-directorSimon Kinberg’sDark Phoenixopening in theaters this weekend, I recently sat down with producerHutch Parkerto talk about the film. During the wide-ranging interview he talked about his relationship with Kinberg and how he helped bring his vision of the film to life, how they landed composerHans Zimmer, how they designedSophie Turner’slook in the film, what deleted scenes will be on the Blu-ray, and a lot more. As most of you know,Dark Phoenixis most likely the last X-Men film with the current cast and adapts the famous “Dark Phoenix Saga” comics arc, with Sophie Turner filling the role of Jean Grey/Dark Phoenix whileJessica Chastainplays a mysterious and otherworldly character....

WhenCommunitycreator and all-around funny guyDan Harmonwasenlistedby Marvel to work on the script forDoctor Strange, the reason seemed obvious at the time: more than likely he was going to infuse the Sorcerer Supreme with a touch of humor. That’s been confirmed this week from the head of Marvel StudiosKevin Feige. The Marvel mastermind spoke withEWabout Harmon’s involvement, confirming the writer brought a comedic edge to the film. It is true that he was....

Fresh from her Academy Award-nominated turn as Lady Sarah inThe Favourite,Rachel Weiszis now setting her sights on an iconic piece of American history. As announced by See-Saw Films, Weisz will be playing famous (and infamous) movie starElizabeth Taylorin an upcoming biopic calledA Special Relationship. The film promises to focus in on one aspect of Taylor’s life – one you likely haven’t seen depicted before. We tend to frame Taylor as a symbol of Hollywood excess....

When it comes to disasters, I think we can all agree one of the most harrowing nightmares is an attack on a plane. With nowhere to run and trapped in a small enclosed space with upwards of a hundred people, it is a breeding ground for terror and panic. This is the setting the writer/directorHan Jae-rimsets his disaster filmEmergency Declarationin. For about 75% of its run, the film is a gripping examination of human nature when caught in the jaws of fight or flight....

WhenThe Social Networkwas released back in 2010, it could afford to paint Mark Zuckerberg and the creation of Facebook as almost a tragic story permeated with the irony of people who were looking for human connection to create a great social network at the cost of their personal relationships. WhileDavid Fincher’s filmis still essential and worth watching, any portrait of Zuckerberg today would have to paint him as a clearly duplicitous villain who clearly doesn’t have the intelligence or the interest in responsibly managing his powerful platform....