JANUARY 04, 2023

Sundance Adds John Carney Musical and More World Premieres to 2023 Lineup The "Sing Street" and "Once" director's latest stars Eve Hewson and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Plus, Sundance adds encore screenings of favorites … By Ryan Lattanzio

'M3GAN' Review: This Killer-Robot Horror Comedy Was Built to Delight All hail Blumhouse and director Gerard Johnstone for bringing us a new murder doll, one that's built to rule them all.  By Kate Erbland	SAG Awards TV Predictions: 'House of the Dragon,' 'The Bear,' and More Look for Emmy Momentum The Screen Actors Guild Awards nominations are prestigious on their own, while still offering a springboard for first-time Emmy contenders.  By Ben Travers

7 Burning Questions After the 'Yellowstone' Midseason Finale Fans were left with a few burning questions about what the second half of Season 5 could, and should, answer.  By Kristen Lopez	Buy Imax and Apple Stock for a Happy New Year: Investment Firms Say They're Underpriced Wedbush Research has identified 16 securities among its best potential investments, and a quarter of them are in the entertainment business.  By Tony Maglio

	This Year, There Are Two Movies Made by Women with a Shot at Both Best Picture and Director Oscar Noms "Women Talking" and "The Woman King" are both on the cusp of landing Best Picture and Director nominations. Which one will make it?  By Anne Thompson
	Emma D'Arcy Is a Consummate Lead on 'House of the Dragon' Though the actor enters "House of the Dragon" halfway through Season 1, D'Arcy's turn as Princess Rhaenyra proves that stature makes a lead.  By Marcus Jones
	Dave Bautista Calls MCU Exit a 'Relief': Drax Is a 'Silly Performance' and 'I Want More Dramatic' Roles "It wasn’t all pleasant," Bautista said of his MCU tenure. "I just don’t know if I want Drax to be my legacy."  By Samantha Bergeson
	James Cameron Has a Rival for King of the Holidays as Two Rian Johnson Films Score Big in Home Viewing Both of Johnson's "Knives Out" features score big in home viewership, but "Avatar" maestro Cameron shows up as well.  By Tom Brueggemann
	'Everything Is Based on Something Real': Cinematographer Russell Carpenter on Shooting 'Avatar: The Way of Water' Carpenter talks to IndieWire about reuniting with James Cameron and fusing the practical and digital visuals of "The Way of Water."  By Jim Hemphill