Love and Death Episode 6 Review: With the court proceedings in full swing, the case takes a new turn. While some friends turn their back on Candy, others face alienation.
Love and Death Episode 5 Review: Suspicions about Candy rise high, while she clings on to the belief that her lawyer, Don Crowder, can save her from it all.
Love and Death Episode 4 Review: All hell breaks loose when the inevitable end strikes. Elizabeth Olsen delivers a chilling performance as her character's repressed monster breaks out of its confinement.
Love and Death Episode 3 Review: Candy and Allan's affair is found out by someone. Elizabeth Olsen renders her grey character unreadable, becoming the highlight through it all.
Love and Death Episode 2 Review: The new episode takes a step ahead in humanising certain characters, but takes a step back, too, with its pacing issue.
From fan edits to moodboards, The Batman turned dark, brooding masculinity into an aesthetic, but the question is whether we love the character or just the vibe around it.
You Can See Everything released after the phone-free screening at at the Telluride Film Festival in September and fans are largely praising the filmmaking and are pointing to not getting bored during the three hour long documentary.
ScoutOP wins captaincy as Mahhi and Yung clash over the former’s eligibility to become the captain. Meanwhile, Scout gives a gist of the Nakul-Gullu tension, Qazi recalls his professional experiences, and Arishfa breaks down while telling Qazi she misses him.
Stanley Tucci leads Masterplan, a Prime Video heist comedy about a legendary thief, the Mona Lisa and two long-lost siblings who discover their unexpected family connection.
South Park takes on looksmaxxing and the Internet’s obsession with appearance in the latest season’s Episode 3, leaving viewers talking about the trends that feel uncomfortably close to reality.
