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Louis-Dreyfus, Rogen Lead Cannes Clip for Alzheimer’s Drama 'Tangles'
entertainment12 days ago

Louis-Dreyfus, Rogen Lead Cannes Clip for Alzheimer’s Drama 'Tangles'

THR unveils an exclusive first clip of Leah Nelson’s Cannes-bound Tangles, an animated drama headlined by Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Seth Rogen (with Abbi Jacobson, Beanie Feldstein, Bryan Cranston and others), about a daughter returning to her hometown as her mother’s Alzheimer’s worsens. The film will have a special Cannes screening, and Louis-Dreyfus will record a live Awards Chatter podcast in Cannes. Domestic rights are handled by UTA/CAA and international rights by Charades, produced by Monarch Media, Point Grey Pictures, Giant Ant Films, and LYLAS Pictures.

Cranston Roasts Shia LaBeouf, Urges Him to 'Get Some Help'
entertainment1 month ago

Cranston Roasts Shia LaBeouf, Urges Him to 'Get Some Help'

Frankie Muniz revealed in an Esquire interview that he was set to star in Holes before choosing Agent Cody Banks, a decision that handed Shia LaBeouf the lead and helped launch his career. In response, Bryan Cranston jokingly roasted LaBeouf, telling him to “get some help” after noting LaBeouf’s well-documented history of legal issues and rehab, including a Mardi Gras arrest, while Muniz wonders how differently his own career might have unfolded.

Malcolm in the Middle Revival Reunites the Family for a Cheeky Anniversary Comeback
tv1 month ago

Malcolm in the Middle Revival Reunites the Family for a Cheeky Anniversary Comeback

The Hollywood Reporter outlines how Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair came together as a four‑episode Hulu revival led by Bryan Cranston and Linwood Boomer, with Ken Kwapis directing and the core cast returning alongside new players to play Leah, Kelly, and Dewey. The story centers on Lois and Hal’s 40th anniversary, Malcolm’s efforts to keep his distance from the family, and Hal’s empty-nester struggle, capped by a finale that rekindles the show’s chaotic energy. The revival streams on Hulu.

Malcolm Returns: A Familiar, Nostalgic Comeback
entertainment-and-arts1 month ago

Malcolm Returns: A Familiar, Nostalgic Comeback

Four 30‑minute Hulu episodes reunite most of the original Malcolm in the Middle cast for a sentimental, nostalgia‑driven comeback anchored by Lois and Hal’s 40th anniversary. Malcolm, now a single dad to a socially isolated daughter Leah, navigates family chaos alongside returning siblings Reese, Dewey and Francis, plus new players like Tristan and nonbinary Kelly. Bryan Cranston dominates with sharp farce and a psychedelic interlude while Frankie Muniz’s Malcolm offers dry, self‑aware commentary. The revival stays faithful to the original tone and callbacks rather than modernizing for 2026, delivering warmth and closure that’ll please longtime fans.

Malcolm in the Middle returns with a comforting, unchanged four-episode reunion
television1 month ago

Malcolm in the Middle returns with a comforting, unchanged four-episode reunion

The Financial Times reviews a four-episode Malcolm in the Middle revival, Life’s Still Unfair, reuniting the original cast for a nostalgia-soaked, low-stakes comedy that stays faithful to the original formula. Adult Malcolm is now a single father running a food-waste business; Hal and Lois celebrate their 40th anniversary while the family’s chaos remains invitingly familiar, with a small nod to modernity (including a non-binary Kelly). Streaming on Disney+ from April 10, the reboot earns a warm four-star reception for its comforting silliness and solid callbacks to the past.

Greer Grounds the Madness in Tabloid-Style Chili Finger at SXSW
entertainment2 months ago

Greer Grounds the Madness in Tabloid-Style Chili Finger at SXSW

At SXSW, Chili Finger lands as a tabloid-inspired dark comedy anchored by Judy Greer, with Bryan Cranston and John Goodman turning up in heightened, offbeat roles; a severed finger in chili kicks off a spiraling, violent farce that tests the film’s tone. Greer provides the film’s human center amid the chaos, but the screenplay’s relentless quirkiness can feel overdone, leaving the movie uneven yet memorable.