The Most-Anticipated Movies Coming in 2022

Akamai on Wednesday put the Warner Bros. monster mash-up on top, followed by “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” and “Black Widow” respectively.

Courteney Cox is happy and in love.

EXCLUSIVE: Ivory Aquino (When They See Us, Tales of the City) has joined the cast of Batgirl, the upcoming superhero film that Bad Boys for Life‘s Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah are directing for HBO Max.

Marvel has two movies hitting theaters in the next few months (Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness in May and Thor: Love and Thunder in July). Now, Benedict Cumberbatch and Chris Hemsworth‘s salaries for those films have been released!

where has this been all my life?Did you know that Tony Scott and Denzel Washington made a time-travel thriller (complete with a car chase occurring in two different timelines) almost a decade-and-a-half before Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet,” which starred Washington’s son John David? Well, it’s true! Co-written by “Pirates of the Caribbean” scribe Terry Rossio, “Déjà Vu” concerns the aftermath of a terrorist bombing in New Orleans (this was one of the first big post-Katrina productions in the city) with Washington’s ATF agent being sucked into an experimental government time travel project; initially it’s just surveillance but, of course, Denzel zaps himself to the past to try and prevent the tragedy. Most of the cast, including Adam Goldberg and Val Kilmer as the nerds behind the project, is operating at an 11 (perhaps in an effort to compete with Scott’s gonzo visual aesthetic), with Paula Patton adding some nice emotional nuance as a victim that could be key to the terrorist (Jim Caviezel).

I wish all these unhinged movies would quit coming true. Escape From New York. Escape From L.A. Being There. I Am Legend. You name it. Somebody shoots a whacko/dystopian/dysfunctional fantasy. Eventually, we all end up living it.

I might be tempted to call writer/director James Ponsoldt’s new coming of age film about four young girls who discover the dead body of a man on the last summer days before starting middle school, Stand By She. Okay I will. Its actual title is Summering and it is a sweet and sincere attempt to give young girls the kind of edge-of-turning-teen story of a last summer of no worries with your friends that has mostly been reserved for boys in classic Hollywood films in the genre. With a screenplay Ponsoldt with co-writer Benjamin Percy was inspired to create coming out of the pandemic, and new questions about life presented to our youngest members of the planet, they land on a somewhat dark situation. Four carefree young girls come face to face with death, and some special bonding in this unusual entry into the Kids section of the Sundance Film Festival where it is premiering today. Ponsoldt wanted to make this one for his daughter, and maybe he says even a sister or mother or any female who didn’t have the kind of role models on screen boys did as he was growing up.

Former Scotland skipper Colin Hendry has told Scott Brown he should hand over the Aberdeen armband as he compared him to Robbie Savage.

Wow. Adele‘s Las Vegas residency is one of the hottest tickets in town, maybe ever. Scalpers have been charging literally THOUSANDS per ticket to the highly anticipated Weekends With Adele, which were scheduled to begin on Friday, January 21. Tomorrow.

Attention single ladies of New York City: beware of West Elm Caleb!

Fans of Netflix are going to love the massive list of TV shows and movies debuting on the streaming service beginning on February 1, 2022.

Somehow, Sundance 2020 — the last in-person iteration of the fest, pre-pandemic — feels like it was both a million years ago and just the other day. If COVID has taught us anything outside revealing the darkest side of humanity, it’s that time is definitely a construct.

Paramount Players romance feature The In Between will hit the Paramount+ streaming service on Friday, Feb. 11.

Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe‘s daughter Ava Phillippe is speaking her truth!

2021 was one of the best years for books about film in recent memory, a statement I make with no self-interest whatsoever. As noted in our holiday gift guide, the year yielded must-have explorations of genre cinema, behind-the-scenes exposés, and book-length celebrations of filmmakers like David Fincher, Spike Lee, and Gus Van Sant; if you’re paying any attention at all, your to-read stack (or your Wishlist) is piled high already.

The news is out, darlings! A highly anticipated new Charlotte Tilbury product just hit the market — and the iconic Kate Moss is the face of it. In line with the official launch on Wednesday, January 5, the fashion icon gave Us Weekly’s Stylish exclusive deets about how she uses the new formula!

Supporting her former partner. Coach Monica Aldama, star of Netflix’s Cheer docuseries, exclusively told Us Weekly about her relationship with Dancing With the Stars pro Val Chmerkovskiy and why she isn’t surprised that he might leave the hit show.

DeLuca may no longer be alive in the Grey’s Anatomy universe, but Giacomo Gianniotti is still in touch with his former Grey Sloan Memorial colleagues, he revealed during a game of Us Weekly’s costar secrets.