A DC Studios shakeup leads the week: what will a post-Gunnverse look like? We’ll have more on the NOC in the coming days. In the meantime, this week was full of interviews and reviews from across the site.
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Zachary Wigon’s Victorian Psycho turns a governess’s quiet unraveling into a gothic class reckoning, with Maika Monroe delivering delicious instability in every frame.
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Victoria and Maryam join Laura and Swara to review the entirety of Book 1: Survival and speculate on where the series will go now.
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Ti West brings his horror chops to A Christmas Carol, and Johnny Depp’s Scrooge gets a genuinely Gothic haunting across five staves of guilt, grief, and reluctant redemption.
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Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi’s sprawling queer epic spans 75 years of Spanish history and three men’s lives, wrapping war, desire, and inherited shame in images that look like a Baroque painting set on fire.
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Yvette Nicole Brown on voicing Scared Little Teacup in Hexed, her creative shorthand with Jared Bush, and her ongoing campaign to bring Phyllis Jenkins back for another round in the MCU.
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The Rings of Power actor Tyroe Muhafidin on Theo’s most shocking season yet, reconciling trauma with the pull of power, and what’s next after Middle-earth.
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Marvel’s ‘WandaVision’ chapter has officially concluded with the emotional ‘VisionQuest’ finale. After finishing the series, we spoke with writer/director Terry Matalas, as well as cast members Paul Bettany, Ruaridh Mollica, and James Spader, to discuss some of the ending’s most significant moments, continuing to incorporate the trilogy’s core themes, and more.
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Ava DuVernay’s 14th tackles the 14th Amendment with the same ambition as 13th, unpacking citizenship, voting rights, and insurrection through scholar Sherrilyn Ifill — but when it comes time to answer its own “what now,” the documentary goes strangely quiet.
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Passing Strange, now having its Los Angeles premiere at the Pasadena Playhouse, is an electrifying rock musical that defies all expectations.
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James Gunn and Peter Safran are stepping down as co-CEOs of DC Studios, with former Marvel Studios executive Jeremy Latcham taking over in December — four years almost to the day after they were hired to rebuild the DCU.
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Victoria Monai Richards talks writing, directing, and starring in Search Party: Where’s Paw Paw? at just 22 — and what she’s learned making the film alongside her mother, working with Tichina Arnold and Tommy Davidson, and building opportunities for herself as a Black female creative in the industry.
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Nikita and Swara give a spoiler-laden recap review of the second episode of this thrilling season of The Gilded Age, as we see the repercussions of last season and the first episode continue.
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The NOCs of the Roundtable review and discuss the wonderfully wacky roller coaster that is Warner Bros. Animation’s new film The Cat in the Hat, out this weekend.
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This week we’re still riding the wave of Tuesday’s election results — before turning, as always, to the rest of what ran on the NOC: a new Dr. Seuss movie, two dispatches from NYFF 64, and two conventions’ worth of interviews.
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Under Skylight Theatre Company’s new artistic director Cameron Watson, Kelly Younger’s world-premiere play Rorschach is a cute, whimsical story about ink blots, hidden desires across time, and the mystery behind Hermann Rorschach himself — even if its most compelling love story isn’t the one in the spotlight.
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We sat down with Trese writer and co-creator Budjette Tan to talk about the intersection of Filipino folklore and horror in today’s pop culture landscape.
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Disney has unveiled its 2026 holiday menus at the Disneyland Resort, featuring new takes on traditional dishes like Thanksgiving leftovers alongside returning festive favorites. Holidays at the Disneyland Resort and Disney Festival of Holidays run November 13, 2026, through January 6, 2027.
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We sat down with The Cat in the Hat co-stars Quinta Brunson and Giancarlo Esposito, along with directors Erica Rivinoja and Alessandro Carloni, to talk about bringing the Seussian classic to life.
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The NOCs of the Roundtable are joined by special guest Meg to spoiler dive into and review the last four episodes of Avatar: Seven: Havens, Book 1 Survival.
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At L.A. Comic Con, we sat down with Alisa Reyes to talk about her enduring career across The Proud Family and All That, and her lasting impact as a champion of representation on screen.
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At L.A. Comic Con, we sat down with the cast and writer of Bring it On: All or Nothing as they celebrated the film’s 20th anniversary, reflecting on their enduring friendships and the passing of Hayden Panettiere.
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After premiering back in 2011, American Horror Story: 13 has officially concluded its thirteenth season, which featured an all-star cast, many of whom reprised their fan-favorite roles. While covering New York Comic Con 2026, The Nerds of Color had the chance to speak with stars Billie Lourd, Gabourey Sidibe, and Leslie Grossman, in addition to costume designers Catherine Crabtree and Lou Eyrich, about conventions, standout character moments, wardrobe choices, and more.
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