Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons had a fascinating and quirky conversation about their movie, exploring everything from its technical details to the wild ideas within – like characters gaining powers from caffeine! They discussed how the film makes you question what’s real, what it means to be human, and how we see each other. They … Read more
Considering Charlie Sheen’s past work with Oliver Stone, he expected to be involved in one of Stone’s future films. However, in an interview on In Depth with Graham Bensinger, Sheen discussed his surprise and disappointment at not being contacted by the director about Born on the Fourth of July.
It’s that simple, but hopefully it won’t be that easy.
Before starting at Disney in 2022, Schake worked for Hillary Clinton, Michelle Obama, and the Biden administration. Disney clearly felt she could easily move from the world of Washington politics to a corporate environment, and they’re looking for a communications leader who understands both.
On October 24th, Heritage Auctions sold the ‘Television Treasures Collection,’ a remarkable gathering of TV memorabilia collected by Dr. Stewart Berkowitz. The auction featured famous costumes from popular shows like Star Trek, Happy Days, and Batman.
Also vying for attention is The Thursday Murder Club, a film based on the popular Richard Osman novel. With director Chris Columbus and Steven Spielberg as a producer, it seemed to have all the right ingredients for success. As a 2025 murder mystery featuring a strong cast and potential for future installments, it naturally drew comparisons to Knives Out. However, as 2025 nears its end, Knives Out appears to be the frontrunner.
Here’s a look at the most exciting movies and TV shows arriving on HBO Max in November 2025. You’ll also find a full schedule of everything new coming to the service and when you can start watching.
The show’s opening credits feature music by Patrick Stump, the frontman for the band Fall Out Boy. He also composed the music for the 2023 animated movie Merry Little Batman, which is connected to this series. The opening sequence looks like a comic book, using panels to introduce the main characters and hint at the exciting adventures to come for Bruce Wayne (Batman) and his son, Damian Wayne (Little Batman).
A key moment in the film is Marty’s performance at the Enchantment Under the Sea dance, where he plays Chuck Berry’s “Johnny B. Goode” and introduces the students to music they’ve never heard before. But if Back to the Future took place in 2025 instead of 1985, Marty would need a different hit song to play – and there’s really only one obvious choice.
As a big fan of both Doctor Who and Star Trek (I often stream Star Trek on Paramount+), I completely understand the logic behind this. It was good to hear a clear explanation of the benefits, beyond just the fact that both are popular franchises, especially since I don’t have a background in business or television.