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Tom Cruise sits next to someone in a bed.

Michael Caine discusses his first interaction with Tom Cruise 40 years ago

Caine and Cruise only acted together in a single film, but they have maintained a close relationship off-screen.
5 friends light candles in Friends.

30 years ago, New York City went dark and NBC’s Must See TV shined brightly

In 1994, three of NBC's main sitcoms participated in an ambitious crossover featuring a power outage in NYC. Thirty years later, the gimmick still feels fresh.
Matt LaFleur stands on the sideline for the Green Bay Packers.

NFL Week 9 games today: schedule, channels, live streams for November 3

In Week 9, there are 13 NFL games today, including the Lions vs. Packers. Find out the times, channels, and streaming info for games on November 3.
Daisy Edgar-Jones, Anthony Ramos, and Glen Powell stare offscreen at a tornado, probably, in a still from the movie Twisters.

What’s new on Peacock in November 2024

Peacock's November 2024 lineup includes Twisters, Yellowstone season 5, The Day of the Jackal, Fast X, Interstellar, the Back to the Future trilogy, and more.
Liam Neeson and Ewan McGregor stand back to back in Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace.

George Lucas abandoned a Star Wars twist that would have changed Obi-Wan’s story

Star Wars: Episode I — The Phantom Menace almost included a game-changing Obi-Wan twist.
Kathryn Hahn stands next to Joe Locke in Agatha All Along.

Agatha All Along creator wrote multiple post-credits scenes for the Marvel series that weren’t used

Agatha All Along's lack of a post-credits scene isn't because its creator didn't have any ideas for one.
A masked Ryan Reynolds covers his mouth as Hugh Jackman glowers in a still from the movie "Deadpool & Wolverine."

What’s new on Disney+ in November 2024

The Disney+ November 2024 lineup includes Deadpool & Wolverine, Oz the Great and Powerful, An Almost Christmas Story, Beatles '64, and a Mary Poppins special.
A man stands in front of a caution sign.

What’s new on Amazon Prime Video in November 2024

Amazon Prime Video's November 2024 lineup includes Cross, Abigail, Me Before You, The Godfather trilogy, Silver Linings Playbook, Run Lola Run, and more.
Rachel Shenton and Nicholas Ralph in All Creatures Great and Small.

Everything coming to PBS in November 2024

PBS' November 2024 lineup includes encore presentations of All Creatures Great & Small, Call the Midwife, along with new documentaries and specials.
Leach looking intrigued in "Phantom of the Paradise."

50 years ago, this gonzo horror comedy with a killer score became an instant cult classic

Fifty years after its premiere, this weird horror-comedy became an instant cult classic. Here's why it still has the capacity to shock (and make you hum, too).
Eddie Valiant and Roger Rabbit in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?".

Robert Zemeckis says Disney would never make a Who Framed Roger Rabbit sequel

A script for a sequel exists, but the director believes the studio would never take that kind of risk today.
Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise stand beside one another in Days of Thunder.

Tom Cruise is in early talks for a Days of Thunder sequel

The original 1990 film was a much more modest success than Top Gun during its initial release in theaters.
A woman and man in Navy uniforms looking at one another smiling on JAG.

3 underrated shows on Amazon Prime Video you need to watch in November

One of three underrated shows on Amazon Prime Video you need to watch in November 2024 has a great cast but was canceled after one season.
Kaitlyn Dever stands in a cramped elevator in Unbelievable.

5 years ago, the best true crime show of the 2010s went completely unnoticed on Netflix

Five years ago, the best true crime TV show of the 2010s quietly premiered on Netflix. Here's why you should watch it now.
Saoirse Ronan walks next to a little boy with her hand on his shoulder.

What’s new on Apple TV+ this month (November 2024)

This November, Apple TV+ adds even more movies and TV shows, highlighted by Saorise Ronan in Blitz and the return of Rebecca Ferguson and Tim Robbins in Silo.
A man screams in agony in From season 3.

Everything you need to know about From season 3

The MGM+ original series From will be back, and we're sharing everything you need to know about From season 3.
The cast of "The Fantastic Four: First Steps."

Fantastic Four: First Steps: Everything you need to know about the MCU movie

Now that the cast of Marvel's reboot has been announced, we're sharing everything we know about Fantastic Four: First Steps.
A group of children gather around Jude Law.

Star Wars: Skeleton Crew trailer: The Jedi kids are alright in new Disney+ show

In the new trailer for Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, Jude Law teams with four kids to take on space pirates in a coming-of-age adventure. 
Promo art for Dune: Prophecy.

What’s new on HBO and Max in November 2024

HBO and Max's November 2024 lineup includes Dune: Prophecy, Watchmen: Chapter I, Like Water For Chocolate, The Sex Lives of College Girls season 3, and more.
Billy Bob Thornton in Landman.

What’s new on Paramount+ in November 2024

Landman, The Agency, The Dead Don't Hurt, The Social Network, The Hurt Locker, Taxi Driver, and more are all coming to Paramount+ in November 2024.
Karen Gillan and Aaron Paul and Karen Gillan in Dual.

Everything leaving Hulu in November 2024

Dual, Hustlers, Terminal, I Kill Giants, The Man Who Killed Hitler and then the Bigfoot, Three Identical Strangers, and more are leaving Hulu in November 2024.
An elf looks at a man and woman at a desk in Elf.

What’s new on Hulu in November 2024 and what’s leaving soon

Hulu's November 2024 lineup includes Elf, La La Land, National Treasure, The Last Duel, Aliens, Predators, Ally McBeal, Say Nothing, and Southpaw.
Alyssa Sutherland in "Evil Dead Rise."

Everything leaving Netflix in November 2024

Evil Dead Rise, Edge of Tomorrow, A Man Called Otto, Ali, First Man, Glengarry Glen Ross, and more are leaving Netflix in November 2024.
A group of karate students stand together.

What’s new on Netflix and what’s leaving in November 2024

Cobra Kai season 6, part 2, Oblivion, Whiplash, The Whale, Arcane season 2, Focus, The Fast and the Furious, and more are new on Netflix in November 2024.
Christopher Nolan sits in front of an IMAX camera.

Christopher Nolan’s next movie will feature ‘never-before-used’ IMAX equipment

Christopher Nolan continues to innovate as a filmmaker. On his next movie, the Oscar winner will shoot with all-new IMAX equipment.
A green witch and a female witch stand next to each other and smile.

Fandango teams with E! News to live stream Wicked’s Los Angeles premiere

Wicked is coming this month, and Fandango and E! News are joining forces to live stream the premiere from the Los Angeles red carpet.
A man sits in a jury box in Juror No. 2.

Juror #2 review: Clint Eastwood’s best movie in years. It’s a shame you probably can’t see it

Whether it's his last movie or not, Juror #2 is a perverse spin on 12 Angry Men that ranks among the strongest of director Clint Eastwood's late-career efforts.
Matthew McConaughey as Cooper in his astronaut suit looking to the distance in Interstellar.

5 great movies to watch after Halloween

Looking for a movie to watch after Halloween? Check out our recommendations, which include an Oscar-winning epic and a Christopher Nolan blockbuster.
Gurney looking at Paul in Dune: Part Two.

Quentin Tarantino just said the stupidest thing about remakes. I’m angry and you should be too

Quentin Tarantino is a genius, but his recent comments on not seeing the recent Dune movies and Ripley Netflix series show a lack of appreciation for remakes.
A cop shines a light on a man in Nightcrawler.

10 years later, this underrated action thriller is still as shocking, and relevant, as ever

In 2014, this Jake Gyllenhaal movie was widely praised but little-seen by the populace. Here's why it's just as shocking and relevant in 2024.
Clint Eastwood stands in the rain in Unforgiven.

10 best movies directed by actors, ranked

From Clint Eastwood's Oscar-winning 1992 masterpiece to Greta Gerwig's greatest achievement yet, here are the 10 best films directed by actors.
Mark walking down the bright white hallway at work looking angry, carrying a bunch of bright blue balloons in Severance.

5 great TV shows to watch after Halloween

Take a break from horror and consider these five great TV shows to watch after Halloween that are lighter but still have a bit of darkness and thrills.
Rio cocks her head in Agatha All Along.

This is the best MCU TV show by far. Here’s why it’s Marvel’s best release since Avengers: Endgame

Agatha All Along just concluded its spectacular nine-episode run with a thrilling finale that cements it as arguably the best post-Endgame project.
Emilia Clarke and Kit Harington in Hame of Thrones.

More than winter is coming: Warner Bros. is developing a Game of Thrones movie

George R.R. Martin's fantasy world may be heading to the big screen as Warner Bros. begins putting together a Game of Thrones movie.
Section Editor, Entertainment

Jason Struss joined Digital Trends in 2022 and has never lived to regret it. He is the current Section Editor of the Entertainment vertical and heads a team of over a dozen writers, editors, coordinators, and assorted hangers-on. When he’s not busy editing and writing, you can find him tending to his meticulously planned content schedule or dreaming up new ways to get more eyeballs to the site.

Jason’s love for cinema started when he was 10 years old. Saddled with a nasty cold, he was forced to stay home from school for a full week. To pass the time, he watched a marathon of classic Alfred Hitchcock films on Cinemax and the rest is history. He furthered his film education by raiding used bookstores to read dusty old film criticism volumes and salacious movie star biographies. His real education included studying at Whitman College and then Syracuse University, where he won a student Emmy for producing a truly terrible television series.

His career began at Marvel Entertainment, where he worked in the Digital Products department, and then DC Comics, where he worked in publishing and content strategy. He then worked at Warner Bros. and Screen Rant.

Jason currently resides in Seattle but has yet to appear in a Cameron Crowe movie. He loves hot coffee with cream and sugar, video games, bread, napping, and movies (duh), but not necessarily in that order. His favorite movies are The Thing, All About Eve, The Ice Storm, Rear Window, Heat, The Cranes are Flying, Belle de Jour, Showgirls, and Clue. He thinks Mad Men is genius, still watches Seinfeld twice a week, and likes listening to shoegaze music, podcasts, and Lana Del Rey. If you see him on the street, please, for the love of God, do not engage in conversation with him.