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ARTE Museum Transformed Into a WICKED: FOR GOOD Playground for a Home Entertainment Event

by Lauren Wire
written by Lauren Wire

This fall, fans of WICKED: FOR GOOD were treated to a truly spellbinding season of moments, from the iconic Rockefeller Center takeover to the film’s massive premiere and product collabs that felt Unlimited. And as if that weren’t magical enough, creators and media were invited to step into the ultimate Oz-inspired experience at the exclusive home entertainment event at ARTE Museum — a one-day immersive journey designed to capture the world of Wicked one last time ahead of the film’s release for home audiences.

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Kristen Stewart on ‘The Chronology of Water’

by Eliana Arian
written by Eliana Arian

When I first opened Lidia Yuknavitch’s memoir, “The Chronology of Water,” I could not get myself to stop reading. I felt like I was gulping down each chapter, and wouldn’t feel satiated until I had finished them all. I had never read anything like it; nonlinear, feral, unflinchingly honest, poetic, raw, dark as hell, and fascinating, both in the life it chronicled and in the way Yuknavitch chose to tell it.

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The ‘Testament of Ann Lee’ Feels More Relevant Than Ever in 2026

by Parris Rose
written by Parris Rose

Long before “soft life,” mutual aid, and divine feminine energy became trending hashtags, a woman in the 18th century was already building a radically different way of living — one rooted in equality, safety, shared labor, and spiritual belonging. Her name was Ann Lee. And The Testament of Ann Lee isn’t just telling her story — it’s quietly challenging the systems we still live inside today.

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‘Marty Supreme’: A Review of Ambition, Ping-Pong, and Dreaming Big

by Ashley Lopez
written by Ashley Lopez

Reader beware, a few spoilers ahead.

 

Chants across social media scream “’Marty Supreme’ on Christmas Day,” but who exactly is Marty — and what’s his obsession with orange ping pong balls? That was the question I walked in with ahead of A24’s screening at Cinépolis in Inglewood, California, introduced by Hawthorne’s very own Tyler, The Creator.

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Is This Thing On? Starring Will Arnett & Laura Dern Uses Comedy as a Trojan Horse for Emotional Truth

by Parris Rose
written by Parris Rose

In Is This Thing On?, comedy isn’t just the punchline—it’s the entry point. Beneath the sharp dialogue and laugh out loud moments is a film quietly preoccupied with emotional honesty, miscommunication, and the ways we stall our own growth inside relationships. That tension between humor and heart is exactly what drew Laura Dern and Will Arnett to the project—and what stayed with them long after filming wrapped.

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New York glows orange for the “Marty Supreme” Premiere

by Sam Ashley
written by Sam Ashley

The entire Regal Cinemas complex in Times Square was reserved for the New York premiere of “Marty Supreme” ahead of its Christmas Day release. The house was filled with press, guild members, special guests, and celebrities, (Zohran Mamdani, Jack Harlow, Sissy Spacek, Benny Safdie, Anna Wintour, and more) alongside 100 students personally invited by Chalamet from LaGuardia High School’s drama department. The energy was palpable, young artists seated among industry veterans, all waiting for the lights to dim.

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‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ – The Darker Side of Pandora

by Carlos Ojeda
written by Carlos Ojeda
In Avatar: Fire and Ash, director James Cameron returns us to the luminous, bioluminescent world of Pandora with a bold — and decidedly darker — chapter that builds on the emotional and mythic foundations of the earlier films. Clocking in at roughly 3 hours and 15 minutes, the film carries the weight and scope that its ambitious runtime promises.

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