Author: Anil Krishna
Anil Krishna
Since 2008 he has been a journalist and critic in the cinema and television space, with bylines in such publications as Film TV and Best Movie. An alumnus of Jadavpur University in Kolkata where he taught Film History, he brings an academic background to his work; his research has centred on Trauma Studies. In 2026 he joined Entertnr.com to report on television and streaming, offering a critical eye on all manner of programming, be it a prestige drama or a detective series.
Reports are that Cleveland Cavaliers’ Donovan Mitchell has wed the Grammy laureate Coco Jones at a wedding this past weekend.
Winston Duke talks about the San Diego Comic-Con reveal and meeting the new lead for Black Panther 3, David Jonsson.
Sony and moderators from the platform have since removed the post, but not before a good-quality bootleg of Spider-Man: Brand New Day had been viewed nearly 6 million times on X.
A scathing review from translator Emily Wilson has set off a firestorm in literary circles, prompting Joyce Carol Oates to put in a word for Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey.
An official look at Jumanji: Open World from Sony Pictures. The new trailer teases a 2026 Christmas release that brings the video game avatars, along with Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart, into the real world.
Gina Prince-Bythewood’s epic adaptation of Children of Blood and Bone gets its first official trailer from Paramount Pictures.
Emily Wilson, the translator of The Odyssey, has come out hard against Christopher Nolan’s version of the story, denouncing the film as lacking in depth and calling its writing abysmal.
Over fears for media and cultural plurality, Benedict Cumberbatch, Alan Cumming and Benedict Wong are calling on the U.K. to halt the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger.
In this piece, Destin Daniel Cretton lays out his vision for Lionsgate’s forthcoming live-action take on Naruto, offering some insight into the character arcs and the difficulties of the adaptation process.
With the San Diego Comic-Con Hall H show at an end, Marvel Studios made sure to put a definitive stamp on what is in store for its Wakandan sub-franchise. The studio put to rest any speculation by confirming a December 15, 2028 date for Black Panther 3 and that Ryan Coogler will be back in the writer and director’s chair. But the panel’s main talking point was the news of David Jonsson (The Long Walk, Alien: Romulus). The British actor has been chosen to take on the part of King T’Challa’s adult son, a move that sees him inherit the…