With the 2026 Biennale just around the corner, a large public artwork honoring the late curator Koyo Kouoh has been unveiled in Venice. Created by American artist Derrick Adams, the installation celebrates Kouoh’s contributions to this year’s event and recognizes her lasting impact on the art world.
The movie Animal Farm was recently released. While critics gave it a low score of 24% on review websites, general audiences seem to enjoy it more, giving it a 62% approval rating.
Christopher Nolan’s upcoming movie is based on Homer’s classic story, The Odyssey. Matt Damon will play Odysseus, the king trying to return home after the Trojan War, in a journey that lasts ten years. The film also features a star-studded cast including Anne Hathaway, Tom Holland, Robert Pattinson, and Charlize Theron. Nolan recently shared a new trailer for the movie during an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
This list doesn’t have a single common theme – some movies are fantastical, some are sci-fi, and others feel very real. However, horror fans everywhere are incredibly familiar with each one.
Nate Jacobs from Euphoria is arguably the show’s most deserving of a downfall. As a privileged former football star, he dominated East Highland High School through intimidation and didn’t hesitate to punish anyone who challenged him.
IFC has set a release date for Motor City – it will hit theaters on July 24, 2026. Fans can get a first look with a teaser trailer arriving on May 6th. The film has been a passion project for many years, originally premiering at the Venice International Film Festival last August and having been written almost twenty years ago. It’s been a long journey, but Motor City is finally coming to the big screen.
Written by Rose and Dominique Mouton, the film The Listeners centers around David, a jazz musician played by Davis, who mysteriously loses his ability to hear music. Underwood plays a doctor trying to figure out what’s wrong with him, questioning whether the problem is physical or mental. Simone Leanora and Cindy Herron also star in the movie. You can watch the trailer below.
Tickets first became available to fan club members and those with presale codes at noon local time on Tuesday, May 5th. The general public can purchase tickets starting Friday, May 8th, at 10 am local time. Visit the band’s website for complete details.
Reboots of classic shows are happening frequently, but many fail to capture what made the originals so special. This can leave viewers disappointed and suggest the original series wasn’t worth revisiting. As a result, some animated reboots struggle to attract an audience and may even upset longtime fans.
The Furs and Living Colour were both fantastic bands, though they explored different sounds. The Furs created atmospheric New Wave, while Living Colour played hard-hitting, blues-influenced rock, spearheaded by guitarist Vernon Reid. While both were critically acclaimed, it’s an open question how much their fanbases overlapped.