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Selome Hailu Jack Black, Kenan Thompson and Ego Nwodim smashed together a reggae track with a parody of the My Chemical Romance song “Welcome to the Black Parade” on “Saturday Night Live” to joke about how goth kids act on vacation. Dressed in exaggerated goth attire, complete with bold eyeliner and a black wig, Black sang, “When I was a young boy / My parents took me down to Jamaica / For my high school spring break / They said, ‘Come to the pool’ but / I stayed in the room with my graphic novels / So I could masturbate.” The song started with the reggae beat alone, with Thompson and Nwodim playing Jamaicans and singing, “When there is war and struggle and pain / How do we fill our souls with joy again? / We look and we laugh at / Goth kid on vacation.” Michael Longfellow played the song’s titular goth kid, sticking out from his happy family in photos, wearing combat boots on the beach, getting his long coat stuck in a hammock, painting his nails black and screaming after getting hit in the head with a beach ball.

Rafa Sales Ross Guest Contributor While keeping up with news reports in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, Oscar-nominated Swiss director Christian Frei began to experience a feeling that “those who warned us would eventually be the ones who are blamed.” This sentiment, which he calls an “epiphany,” is at the heart of “Blame,” which opens Swiss documentary festival Visions du Réel on Friday. “Blame” follows three scientists who researched the origin of the SARS epidemic that first broke out in China in 2003, Linfa Wang, Zhengli Shi and Peter Daszak.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor President Trump’s sweeping and severe new tariffs on more than 180 countries prompted a sell-off in stock markets in the U.S. and abroad, raising investor alarm over looming trade wars and accelerating inflation as the levies threaten to increase prices for consumers. At the open of regular U.S.

Ryan Gosling is stepping out to promote his new movie!

Brent Lang Executive Editor “It’s time to say goodbye.” That’s the tagline for “Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale,” at least according to a new trailer that premiered at CinemaCon on Wednesday. That means that all the balls and the flower shows and the garden parties and the haunting excursions and the long, drawn out dinners have come down to this. Yes, the Granthams, those pillars of English aristocracy, are finally closing the doors of their storied estate.

Angel Studios has dated three films — Sketch, newly unveiled World War II resistance film Truth & Treason and Zero A.D. — and highlighted the rest of its 2025 slate, the most ambitious for the young faith-based distributor behind 2023 box office hit The Sound of Freedom, which grossed $184 million U.S. and $250 million globally.

EXCLUSIVE: Billed as a “flirty” Cold War spy drama, the BBC and ZDF’s Honey sounded a surefire bet when it was unveiled at Series Mania last week.

Naman Ramachandran A harrowing 2006 Navy SEAL mission in Ramadi, Iraq, comes to brutally authentic life in “Warfare,” the latest collaboration between “Civil War” director Alex Garland and military veteran Ray Mendoza. At Tuesday’s U.K. premiere, the filmmakers revealed how their refusal to moralize about combat emerged from a shared commitment to truth-telling in a medium often prone to seduction.

Split Fiction is set to be turned into a Hollywood blockbuster.Co-op title Split Fiction was released earlier this year and became one of the best-reviewed games of 2025, as well as shifting more than two million units.Last month it was reported by Variety that the rights for a movie adaptation of the game had become the subject of a bidding war. However Fares isn’t convinced a Split Fiction movie will ever happen.“You know what I say? I believe it when I see it, because nothing has happened yet,” Fares told Variety. “It would be nice if it happened, but again, I’ll believe it when I see it.

Will Poulter is hitting the red carpet with the Warfare cast for another premiere!

Carrie Coon made an appearance in 2018′s Avengers: Infinity War and an offer was on the table for her to appear in Avengers: Endgame, but she turned down the opportunity.

Tom Hardy is hitting the red carpet in New York City!

Zack Sharf Digital News Director John Boyega called out “Star Wars” for being “so white” during an interview as part of the new Apple TV+ original documentary “Number One on the Call Sheet: Black Leading Men in Hollywood” (via Entertainment Weekly). Boyega debuted as Finn in “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” and reprised the character in “The Last Jedi” and “The Rise of Skywalker.” His role in the sequel trilogy led to online harassment from racist and toxic “Star Wars” fans upset with a Black actor playing a lead hero in the space franchise. “Lemme tell ya, ‘Star Wars’ always had the vibe of being in the most whitest, elite space.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor The Force is with Chewbacca! Chewbacca’s bowcaster, used in the original “Star Wars” trilogy, has sold for $768,600. The item was one of 450 items for bidding by Propstore, a memorabilia company, at its Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction in Los Angeles. According to the item’s official description, the photo-matched bowcaster prop was used in every film of the original “Star Wars” trilogy, with restored dressing components.

Ellise Shafer John Oliver has weighed in on the “Signalgate” scandal, in which members of President Donald Trump‘s administration accidentally added The Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg to their Signal group chat about Yemen attack plans. On the latest episode of “Last Week Tonight,” Oliver said that Trump “brought us another week of chaos” with his team’s handling of the situation, mentioning how defense secretary Pete Hegseth initially denied that the chat was about war plans and national security advisor Michael Waltz said Goldbergs’ contact was “sucked in” to his phone.

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Carrie Coon is revealing a little more backstory for her The White Lotus character, Laurie Duffy.

Pat Saperstein Deputy Editor Bill Murray has few regrets over his eventful career, but there was one potential role he says he wishes he hadn’t turned down. The former “Saturday Night Live” star told Howard Stern that he missed the chance to do a movie with Clint Eastwood — possibly out of fear of being typecast.

CPH:DOX has crowned winners at the latest edition of the renowned nonfiction film festival in Copenhagen.

to space in April. Or perhaps you remember her as the woman seated front-row at Donald Trump’s inauguration wearing a underneath her white Alexander McQueen suit.Well, on March 28, the fiancée of Amazon billionaire stepped out in another look that’s certain to stir up some discourse.

Lise Pedersen On Friday, the top DOX award at Copenhagen documentary festival CPH:DOX went to “Always,” the first feature by Chinese director Deming Chen. The film follows eight-year-old Youbin, raised by his father and grandparents in a remote mountain village in Hunan province, who discovers poetry as a means of making sense of his solitude and the world around him.