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Amy Roberts is a freelance writer who occasionally moonlights as a hapless punk musician. She’s written about pop culture for websites like Bustle, i-D, and The Mary Sue, and is the co-creator of Clarissa Explains F*ck All. She likes watching horror movies with her cat and eating too much sugar.

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David Lynch has announced his Festival of Disruption 2018 lineup and as you can probably already guess, it’s absolutely dynamite. Here's everything you need to know.

Everything you need to know about David Lynch’s Festival of Disr...

Everything you need to know about David Lynch's Festival of Disruption, from origins and themes to unforgettable performances and cultural impact.

Lifestyle / News / Our Obsessions

After a year in which women of Hollywood have stood up against gender disparity in the industry and announced that Time’s Up on the boy’s club of cinema, the effect appears to be trickling down to less visible parts of the industry.

Legacy media is dead: TIFF and Sundance’s press initiatives are...

Discover how TIFF and Sundance's bold press strategies revitalize Hollywood, proving legacy media is dead and new storytelling thrives.

To help you navigate through what dreadful summer blockbusters do and don’t look enjoyable, here’s the worst looking summer blockbusters of 2018, ranked from “enjoyably bad” to “insufferably awful”.

Mega sharks and ‘Mamma Mia’: Ranking the worst looking sum...

Discover the crappiest summer blockbusters, from mega sharks to “Mamma Mia,” in our hilarious ranking of the worst‑looking movies.

Craft / Film Festivals / Our Obsessions

To ensure you know exactly where to jetset or submit to, here’s our ranking of the ten best documentary film fests in the world.

The best indie film festivals doing big things on the smallest budgets

Discover top indie film festivals that achieve remarkable impact with minimal budgets, perfect for creators seeking big exposure without big costs.

We don’t know what exactly Netflix is playing at, but we’re totally not into it. 'Dear White People' – the critically acclaimed drama based on Justin Simien’s hit indie film with a colossal passionate fandom – hasn’t yet been renewed by the streaming giant for a third season.

Hey Netflix! How about you renew ‘Dear White People’ for S...

Hey Netflix! Renew “Dear White People” for Season 3 and keep the bold, witty storytelling that fans can’t get enough of.

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Clown prince of chaos: Everything we know about Jared Leto’s Jok...

Explore the wild backstory of Jared Leto’s Joker, from casting drama to iconic scenes, in our ultimate chaos‑filled deep dive.

Whether you’ve got a stacked social calendar this summer or you’re looking at a hellishly humid few months stuck in work with no chance of a break, there are still some shows you won’t want to miss out on. Either way, here’s our ranking of the eleven new shows you should be looking out for this summer.

Staycation selects: All the new shows worth staying in for this summer

Discover the hottest summer staycation series, from binge‑worthy dramas to feel‑good comedies, and turn your home into a blockbuster destination.

In June, there are a lot of amazing TV shows returning that you might miss the premiere of if you don’t have your shit together to keep up with these crazy schedules. Get your calendar at the ready because these are all the awesome shows returning to TV in June that you need to know about.

Want you back: All the bomb TV shows returning in June

Discover the hottest TV series making a comeback this June and binge‑watch your favorites with our ultimate guide to returning shows.

If you’ve got any sense, you won’t let all those sunshine good times get in the way of your TV schedule. Here’s our ranking of the ten hottest new shows premiering in June that you’ll want to start watching immediately.

Summer lovin’: All the hottest new shows premiering in June

Discover the hottest new shows premiering in June and dive into summer lovin' with fresh, binge‑worthy series you won’t want to miss.