Iconic ‘60s-’70s sketch comedy series Laugh-In still holds a bit of pop culture weight, especially for people who remember how often it was a reference point for ‘90s cartoons, and now Netflix is planning to bring it back with a 50th anniversary special called Still Laugh-In: The Stars Celebrate. This comes from Rolling Stone

If you’re a dedicated Demi Moore fan who has been eagerly anticipating the opportunity to read her memoir for the past decade or so, Page Six says you’ll finally be getting that chance later this year. Publisher HarperCollins initially made a deal for Moore’s memoir in 2010 when she was married to Ashton Kutcher, and…

Today, a redacted version of the Mueller Report was released, granting lawmakers and the public a chance to finally see what the Trump administration itself believes is bland and inoffensive enough to reveal without directly confirming that Donald Trump and everyone who works with him is a piece of shit and/or a…

Glenn Danzig has occasionally flirted with becoming a filmmaker, with his line of spooky sex comics, Verotik, getting a movie deal last year (not to mention his acting roles in Aqua Teen Hunger Force and Portlandia!), but a recent Facebook post suggests that Danzig is about to direct a real feature film. According to…

Statistically, given the fact that you’re on this website, there’s a very good chance that a show you like just won a Peabody Award. The winners for the Entertainment category were announced today, and they include a whole bunch of good picks like Barry, Pose, The Good Place, The Americans, and Killing Eve. Plus,…

As reported by Variety, Netflix boss Ted Sarandos has revealed the the streaming service’s The Witcher show—based on Andrezej Sapkowski’s novels and not the video game series from CD Projekt Red that is also based on those novels—is coming relatively soon. Talking about Netflix’s plans for the rest of the year in an…

Sesame Street has always been great at weird parodies that are definitely targeted more at parents than kids, but despite being on HBO for years now, the show is finally getting around to some proper crossovers with a couple of the biggest shows on its new network. Alright, “proper crossovers” may be overselling…

Marvel’s post-Endgame future is still looking extremely weird, mostly because the studio insists on pretending that we don’t all know that everyone who died in Infinity War will come back to life somehow, so that means The Eternals is really the only big Marvel movie we have on the horizon—and we still don’t know…

According to Deadline, Solo’s Alden Ehrenreich is set to star in Amblin Television’s adaptation of Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World. The project has been dumped around various TV networks over the last few years, with Syfy originally developing it before the USA Network swooped in and gave the show—which comes from…

Nobody will ever really know how many people have watched a given show or movie on Netflix, because revealing such information could get in the way of Netflix’s treasured habit of canceling beloved TV shows on a whim, but the streaming service is reportedly planning to test a new system of “Top 10 lists” that will…

After years and years of trying, Mark Wahlberg is finally going to make his damn Six Million Dollar Man movie—though it’s called The Six Billion Dollar Man, because of inflation (which is a joke we’ve not only made before, but a joke that everyone has made before). We last heard that the movie would be released this…

We’ve been looking back at some of the most important moments in the history of the Marvel Cinematic Universe here at The A.V. Club, not just the best scenes but the ones that reflect the realities of the MCU and how it got to where it is today, but why listen to us jerks when you can get quick, punchy highlights…

According to Deadline, John Cusack is set to star in Utopia, Amazon’s adaptation of the British series of the same name, which revolves around a group of young people who are “mercilessly hunted by a shadowy deep state organization” after they find a “near-mythical cult underground graphic novel.” The comic isn’t Alan…

According to The Wrap, Steven Spielberg’s remake of West Side Story has finished filling out its cast with “more than 50 actors, singers, and dancers” joining the brutal war between the Sharks and the Jets, including Ana Isabelle, Maddie Ziegler, and Dear Evan Hansen’s Mike Faist. They’ll be joining the…

Do kids still like Minecraft? In a world where you can play Fortnite online with your friends on anything with a screen, does anyone still have time for the game where you can starve to death while playing with digital Lego bricks? More importantly, will kids still like Minecraft in 2022? Because that’s when the…

At the Academy Awards two months ago, Spike Lee noted that the “ref made a bad call” in response to Green Book’s Best Picture win—implying that Peter Farrelly’s film, which has been criticized for the way it addresses racism from the perspective of a white guy, shouldn’t have taken home the big prize. Now, in a move…

Here at The A.V. Club, we’ve seen countless TV shows and movies that get stuck in development hell and never manage to make any actual forward progress. FX’s adaptation of Y: The Last Man was one of these projects, having been in development for nearly a decade, but back in February we reported that—against all…

As reported by USA Today, Aretha Franklin has been awarded a special posthumous Pulitzer Prize today in honor of her “indelible contribution to American musical and culture for more than five decades.” That’s the extent of Pulitzer’s justification for giving the prize to Franklin, who died a little less than a year…

Wes Anderson movies really tend to embody that whole “there are no small roles” idiom, since even supporting characters tend to be imbued with some interesting personality traits or aesthetic quirks. That’s certainly not going to change for Anderson’s next movie, the “love letter to journalists” called The French…