Mary Kate Carr is a Staff Writer at The A.V. Club. She covers a diverse range of topics including film, television, and social issues, with a keen interest in the intersection of arts and entertainment. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News, Kotaku, and Entertainment Weekly.
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David Corenswet and his loyal mutt star in our first look at James Gunn's DCU.
By: Mary Kate Carr
Details about the Netflix film have been kept under wraps, except for one key leak.
Whoopi Goldberg fought hard for the Wicked rights in the '90s
Eddie Redmayne is officially returning for another Day Of The Jackal
New year, new You (on Netflix)
Sean Baker had to tell a teeny little lie about Anora's runtime to get it made
Personalised advertising and content, advertising and content measurement, audience research and services development
By: Mary Kate Carr, Elizabeth Sisson
Asif Ali and Saagar Shaikh star in the new Hulu comedy as two Pakistani-American brothers who have to take up their father's mantle in a criminal underworld.
By: Mary Kate Carr, Andrew Cooper
Netflix announced Stranger Things has wrapped filming on the fifth and final season.
By: Mary Kate Carr
Michael Showalter is directing the romantic thriller based on Hoover's bestselling novel.
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