Get the latest in film, music, streaming, and pop culture. Entertainment on CurioAtlas curates engaging stories that keep you plugged into what people are watching and listening to now.
The writer behind Disney/Pixar’s Toy Story spinoff, Lightyear, reacts to criticism over its inclusion of a same-sex kiss scene between two female characters that resulted in the movie being banned in several countries, including Lebanon, Malaysia, Palestine, and Egypt. This…
Rian Johnson, director of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, completely reframes how we understand the relationship between Rey and Kylo Ren in one forgotten quote. The dynamic between Daisy Ridley’s Rey and Adam Driver’s Kylo Ren lies at the heart…
Sports fans no longer need to watch the network showing the game in order to catch the latest analysis and hot takes after the clock runs out. Former NFL players Emmanuel Acho and LeSean “Shady” McCoy may best be known…
EXCLUSIVE: Stonecutter Media has acquired North American distribution rights to the horror film The Fetus, starring Bill Moseley (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2), Lauren LaVera (Terrifier 2 & 3), and Julian Curtis (Are You Afraid of the Dark?). The film…
Hong Kong festival Clockenflap has announced the first names for its 2025 edition. Find all the details below. READ MORE: Clockenflap 2023 review: Hong Kong’s long-running music festival comes back strong The event is due to take place at Central…
Warning: SPOILERS ahead for Alien: Earth episode 5!
Stephen King reveals his only condition for the first film adaptation of his early novel, The Long Walk. Coming to theaters on September 12, the Francis Lawrence movie, based on King’s dystopian horror novel published in 1979 under the pen…
Warning! This article contains SPOILERS for Alien: Earth season 1, episode 5.Disney and FX just secretly released a new Alien movie disguised as the newest episode of Alien: Earth. FX’s Alien: Earth is obviously the first Alien show in the…
The 78-year-old director of ‘Sherman’s March’ and ‘Bright Leaves’ returns to Venice with a film revisiting both his earlier work and a catastrophe in his personal life.
Venice: After a fourteen-year absence, McElwee returns to filmmaking with an affecting tribute to his son’s life that doubles as a reflective, career-spanning culmination of his life’s work.