Spoilers for Steven Universe and Steven Universe: The Movie below. “Love hurts,” wails the Scottish rock singer Dan McCafferty in Nazareth’s famous cover of the Everly Brothers tune of the same name. It’s a message regurgitated regularly by popular media in all formats. The romantic flings and failures of Fleabag? Ouch. Nicole Krauss’s novel The History of Love? Whew. Painful, and on-the-nose at that. Listen to Joni Mitchell’s Blue and try not to cry.

Dr. Dre, who’s leading the 2022 Super Bowl halftime show. Two more rappers are joining the Super Bowl halftime show — to interpret the performance in sign language. Sean Forbes and Warren “Wawa” Snipe, musicians who are deaf, will perform the halftime show in American Sign Language, a first for the Super Bowl, Variety reported. Wawa previously performed the National Anthem in sign language at the 2021 Super Bowl.

The new SyFy series Channel Zero: Candle Cove is about a hypnotic 1988 children’s television program that may be linked to the murders of several children and the unsolved disappearance of another nearly 30 years ago in Iron Hill, Ohio. In present day, the sinister-pirate puppet show within this show begins to reappear on people’s TV screens, implying that bad things could be happening all over again to a fresh batch of kids.

If the past decade in pop has often felt like a dark, twisted, apocalyptic rager, Taylor Swift has been its designated driver. Poised, dependable, and preternaturally self-possessed, Swift has fashioned herself the sober-eyed observer in the corner, meticulously and sort of mischievously cataloguing the sordid details that everyone else will be too shitfaced to remember in the morning. (“22,” Swift’s requisite but irresistible take on the Millennial Party Anthem, proved that her idea of a wild time was not swinging from a chandelier or dancing with molly but eating breakfast … at midnight.

Here’s something to take your mind off the fact that the fight for Beyoncé tickets begins tomorrow: the 65th annual Grammy Awards, which are back indoors in Los Angeles to honor the songs and projects from 2022, including Bey’s Renaissance, Adele’s 30, Bad Bunny’s Un Verano Sin Ti, and Kendrick Lamar’s Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers. And while Trevor Noah might have left his job at The Daily Show, he’s not quite ready to give up his Grammys gig yet, as the comedian returned to host the ceremony for the third time in a row.

Kinds of Kindness. To fully experience the Cannes Film Festival, you can’t merely read about it. You have to watch Mr. Bean’s Holiday, too. Seriously, folks, the media maelstrom of Cannes is wild, and this fest is particularly known for wildin’ out in one particular way: weirdly long standing ovations. (Also booing, but we’re focusing on the positive right now.) Some think it’s a fun tradition and a nice way for filmmakers to get their flowers before they die.

Sarah Silverman, David Cross, and Bob Odenkirk on Mr. Show. Before there was Better Call Saul, or Breaking Bad, or Arrested Development, or Comedy Bang Bang, or the first Tenacious D album, or The Sarah Silverman Program, there was Mr. Show with Bob and David. The first episode of the legendary HBO sketch series premiered in 1995, and creators Bob Odenkirk and David Cross and the writers and performers, including Scott Aukerman, Jack Black, Tom Kenny, Paul F.

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Everything Everywhere All at Once. This article will be updated as movies move on and off streaming services. An asterisk indicates a new addition to the list. Don’t we all deserve to watch something that’s actually great? Too often, the competing streaming algorithms atNetflix,Max, andAmazon Prime Video push a smattering of undifferentiated piffle. So many of the major services seemingly just want to highlight their own latest acquisition or buzzy project.

This post has been updated to account for the release of A Star Is Born. Blame Kenneth Anger. Back in 1963, the underground artist and puckish provocateur debuted his movie Scorpio Rising, a 30-minute barrage of erotic imagery and American iconography, scored to unlicensed rock and R&B songs by the likes of Elvis Presley and Ray Charles. A staple of art-house cinemas and university film programs, Scorpio Rising influenced the way that aspiring directors like Martin Scorsese would come to think about the juxtaposition of moving pictures and popular music.