The End of Oak Street Review: Where There’s a Will, There’s Hathaway
August 12, 2026
David Robert Mitchell’s contribution to the dinosaur movie zeitgeist is a wacky, wonderful adventure led by this year’s strongest star.
David Robert Mitchell’s contribution to the dinosaur movie zeitgeist is a wacky, wonderful adventure led by this year’s strongest star.
Christopher Nolan’s IMAX epic of Homer’s poem is gorgeous, brutal, and full of ambition. It’s also proof that even our most sincere anti-war stories are still being told by people who cannot picture what comes after the empire falls, only what a gentler version of it might look like.
In this summertime coming-of-age story, Dominic Sessa portrays a young, cocky Bourdain, who drives you a bit insane with his bad decisions but has you rooting for him nonetheless.
Araki’s first feature in over a decade is pro-sex, anti-prude, and absolutely unapologetic about it all.
There are plans for more than 70 gas-fired power plants across the U.S. to privately serve data centers.
Anyone who makes art that “comforts the afflicted and afflicts the comfortable” can apply for a grant of up to $1,000 in the name of the legendary labor folksinger. This article was republished with permission from Labor Notes.
This analysis contains heavy spoilers for ‘Superman’ (2025), but only light spoilers for ‘Supergirl’ (2026).
The Director-Actor’s newly released third film is a technically crafted work of art. No major spoilers in this review.
Or, why Hollywood should start investing in bold young creatives again.
A reflection on why projects like ‘Hacks’, ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’, and ‘I Love Boosters’ should remind us to center humanity in our work.
