Entertainment roundupMonday 2 November 2026
After seven years of silence, Quentin Tarantino's next movie has a release date, next month. The rest of today's entertainment news feels like a holding pattern: season premieres, festival disputes, and a lot of people talking about their feelings.
In today's edition: The big return, Season premieres and inside looks and Industry friction, plus quick bites.
20 stories, picked this morning
The day's biggest story is also the simplest: a release date for a movie that's been years in the making.
polygon.com · 6 min
Quentin Tarantino's first movie in seven years is officially coming to theaters next month. It's described as a crime thriller set in the 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' universe, directed by David Fincher, with a Netflix release to follow. That's a lot of qualifiers for a Tarantino film, but the date makes it real.
Two shows returned this week, and their stars are doing the press rounds.
deadline.com · 6 min
Harry Richardson and Louisa Jacobson unpack a key scene from 'The Gilded Age' Season 4 premiere, where Marian reunites with Larry at a brothel bar. The actors offer insight into the character dynamics, but the real news is that the show is back.
deadline.com · 5 min
Taissa Farmiga discusses Gladys Russell's intense childbirth scene in the 'Gilded Age' Season 4 premiere. She notes that even a character with privilege gets no respite this season, a hint at darker arcs ahead.
A filmmaker calls out systemic bias, and a comedian takes aim at a documentary's subjects.
variety.com · 6 min
Afghan director Shahrbanoo Sadat used her platform at the Tokyo International Film Festival to call out funding discrimination against women. She argues the barriers start at development, not just festival selection, a structural critique that's easy to overlook in awards-season coverage.
variety.com · 3 min
John Oliver's 'Last Week Tonight' reviewed the documentary 'You Can See Everything' and called Elizabeth Holmes and Billy Evans 'complete lunatics.' The segment is framed inside a broader midterm elections piece, but Oliver's staff obsession with the doc is the hook.
10 Best BG3 NPCs Fans Still Want To Join The Party All These Years Laterpolygon.com
Uncanny X-Men #38 Preview: Temu Wolverines Attackbleedingcool.com
Tracker S04E05: "Need to Know" Preview: Colter & Russell Reunionbleedingcool.com
How Sister Wives' Meri Brown Really Felt About Divorcing Kody Browneonline.com
Suki Waterhouse Addresses Robert Pattinson Marriage Rumorseonline.com
Bus Stop at Academy Museum - Nov 2, 2:30 PMrevivalhub.com
Macho Dancer at Frida Cinema - Nov 2, 2:30 PMrevivalhub.com
'That's my baby!': Mama Cat Does the Cutest Happy Dance After Witnessing Her Kitten Walking for the First Timecheezburger.com
NBA roundup: Luka Doncic’s 45 points boost Lakers over Raptorsjackfmfargo.com
Fresenius signs biosimilars pipeline agreement with WuXi Biologicsjackfmfargo.com
Why 36% of People Would Rather Clean the Bathroom Than Watch Another Wellness Hack2ec.com.au
Surf’s Up! Festival 2027 brings nine bands to St Kilda’s beach clubbeat.com.au
2027 Paramount Upfront: Channel 10 confirms 22 returning showstvcentral.com.au
