APRIL 12, 2023

HBO Max Relaunch Set for May: Name, Price, and New Programming Revealed So we're going with "Max."  By Wilson Chapman

Can Logan Still Win 'Succession'? You Better Believe It Despite definitive recent events, in the game of "Succession," Logan Roy is very much alive.  By Ben Travers	'The Super Mario Bros. Movie' Could Be the Top Domestic Release of 2023 There's Marvel, DC, and many more to come, but it's not too early to suggest that the Nintendo-based animated smash could top the year.  By Tom Brueggemann

WGA Anonymous: Stop Pretending Late-Night Comedy Online Is Just 'Promotional' Ahead of a potential writers strike, this 20-year veteran of broadcast variety shows doesn't see any residuals for work that gets millions o … By Brian Welk	Adrian Lyne Can't Believe He's Talking About 'Flashdance' 40 Years Later Either As his iconic film gets a splashy 4K release, the filmmaker talks to IndieWire about making a surprise hit, what he really thinks of the ter … By Kate Erbland

	Inside the 'Insanity' of Making - and Editing - the Scrappy Nike Drama 'Air' Oscar-winning editor William Goldenberg, who will soon direct the "Unstoppable" wrestling biopic for Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, discusses t … By Bill Desowitz
	How Nathan Lane Got Joaquin Phoenix to Lighten Up for 'Beau Is Afraid': 'You Won an Oscar. Put Your Mind to It.' "Joaquin was playing it like he was Olivia de Havilland in [‘Lady in a Cage’]," his co-star said. "But when I read this, it was … By Ryan Lattanzio
	Karina Longworth's 'You Must Remember This' Podcast Goes Deep Into the Erotic '90s In her second series on erotic cinema, the podcaster tells IndieWire about diving deep into the sexual culture behind such films as "Pretty … By Anne Thompson
	'Mafia Mamma' Review: Toni Collette Inherits a Crime Syndicate in Fluffy Feminist Comedy Toni Collette and Monica Bellucci lead a frivolous feminist romp from Catherine Hardwicke about an empty nester who finds herself as a mob b … By Jude Dry
	'Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman' Review: Murakami Anthology Nails the Essence of an Unfilmable Author By pulling from a variety of Haruki Murakami's minor works, Pierre Földes' animated film manages to encapsulate the author's unique sty … By Christian Zilko