Johnny Oleksinski
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US Open tennis fans are disgusting boozehounds — but at least we're not the world's rudest
I’ve attended every grand slam — the US Open, Australian, French and Wimbledon — and one people’s proud incivility stands far above the rest.
Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis definitely not in 'Beetlejuice' sequel, reason explained: 'A loophole'
If we say their names three times, Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis sadly still won’t star in the “Beetlejuice” sequel.
How Jeremy Allen White is preparing to play Bruce Springsteen — with The Boss' help
Jeremy Allen White, who plays Carmen Berzatto on the popular FX series "The Bear," will take on the challenging role of Bruce Springsteen in the new movie “Deliver Me From...
Foolish Kevin Costner, Francis Ford Coppola certainly made a splash -- in the worst way possible
Two enormously expensive vanity projects from renowned directors have awkwardly limped along this summer, provoking groans and shrugs across multiple continents: Kevin Costner’s “Horizon: An American Saga” and Francis Ford...
‘Blink Twice’ review: A captivating, freaky private island thriller
Zoë Kravitz makes a killer directing debut with this ripped-from-the-headlines thriller with glimmers of “Get Out” and “The White Lotus.”
WTF?! New York ridiculously named 17th-most foul-mouthed state — when we're obviously No. 1
You’ve gotta be f--king kidding me.
Michael Keaton shrugs at shelved $100 million 'Batgirl' movie: 'Nice check'
“Batgirl”? Whatever!
The end is nigh for snoozefest late-night talk shows
As much as it pains me to say it, not only is Jimmy Kimmel’s crystal ball sadly spot-on — but late-night TV should call it quits. None of it is...
How a classy, A-list historical film turned into $17M hardcore porn
“Caligula,” one of cinema’s oddest and most tawdry experiments, was produced by Penthouse magazine founder Bob Guccione.
‘Alien: Romulus’ review: Franchise's best sequel in years
Álvarez’s gripping film, which is set in between the first two movies, goes back to the franchise’s basics — isolation, paranoia, survival and tactile creatures.
'Once Upon a Mattress' review: Sutton Foster is a perfect princess on Broadway
A show and a star have aligned. Mary Rodgers’ 1959 musical comedy has found Sutton Foster.
Thank you, Olympics, for making amazing athletes stars — instead of annoying Hollywood celebs
Americans haven’t cared much at all about Hollywood. Instead they’ve been addicted to the 2024 Olympic Games, which have averaged a huge daily viewership of 32 million across NBC and Peacock.
Disney's 'Greatest Showman' stage musical will play in 2026
Look out ‘cause here it comes. Disney Theatrical Group announced that a new stage musical of "The Greatest Showman" is in development at their D23 fan convention in Anaheim, Calif.,...
‘Borderlands’ review: Cate Blanchett video game disaster is the worst movie of the year
If I was the two-time Oscar winner, I’d hire a crack team to work around the clock to scrub all mention of it from the internet. The film is that embarrassing.
'It Ends With Us' review: Blake Lively dark romance drama forces you to cry
Is this movie a recipe for greatness? No. Did I tear up multiple times? Absolutely.
It’s been 25 years since ‘Sixth Sense’ — What the hell is M. Night Shyamalan doing?
A young Haley Joel Osment might’ve seen dead people, but these days I see a dead career — M. Night’s.
‘Deadpool’ director defends Jennifer Garner, Hugh Jackman divorce jabs: ‘All in a playful spirit’
Deadpool might be an unapologetic jerk, but at least he got permission.
'Job' review: A millennial cracks in tense Broadway two-hander
Max Wolf Friedlich’s spicy drama is a collision of all of those essays and studies you’ve read about that age group’s unique tendencies — especially their desire to get paid...
Britney, too? Audiences are sick and tired of formulaic musician biopics
Nevertheless, in an attempt to get free-spending millennials to give a fig about them, a Britney Spears film was announced last week. Huzzah…
'Trap' review: A ridiculous movie, even for M. Night Shyamalan
One thing I’ll say about “Trap” — it's got a spot-on title.