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12/24/2025

Jennifer Lawrence on working with Sissy Spacek in , and the parallels between their characters’ stories in the film.

Check out full interview with Jennifer & Sissy at the 🔗 in bio.

12/23/2025

It doesn’t matter if you’re team “read before you watch,” “never read before you watch,” or a little mix of both, we’ve got a list of must-see movies based on books, plays, and graphic novels. And the cherry on top? They are all streaming on MUBI, which means you can press play, book in hand, and enjoy them both! ✨⁠
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🔗: https://www.thecherrypicks.com/stories/book-to-screen-adaptations-to-stream-on-mubi

12/22/2025

As we wrap up 2025, we're grateful for all the amazing movies that graced our screens this year. From indie animated dramas to sweeping epic love stories and everything in between, we've rounded up the 131 best films from 2025, ranked according to our CherryScore (an average we calculate based on reviews by female & non-binary critics). ⁠
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Get the full list and see which 2025 film takes the #1 spot 🔗: https://www.thecherrypicks.com/stories/best-new-movies-of-2025-ranked-by-cherry-score

12/22/2025

on the layers of Ann Lee’s legacy and the foundations of the Shaker movement.

Watch our full interview with Amanda, as well as co-stars Thomasin Mckenzie and Lewis Pullman and director Mona Fastvold at the 🔗 in bio.

12/22/2025

Amanda Seyfried, Thomasin McKenzie, Lewis Pullman & Mona Fastvold talked to about The Testament of Ann Lee, the radical woman at its center, and the cathartic healing power of collective movement.

THE TESTAMENT OF ANN LEE stars Amanda Seyfried, Thomasin McKenzie & Lewis Pullman and director/co-writer Mona Fastvold talk to CherryPicks' Meg McCarthy abou...

12/20/2025

Laura Dern & Will Arnett on their favorite scene from and the challenges of communication in an unraveling relationship.

Watch our full interview with lauradern and at the 🔗 in bio. is now in theaters!



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12/19/2025

Happy Friday! 🍒 is here to catch up on five big things that happened this week in pop culture so you can head into the weekend with lots to talk about. 💬⁠ ⁠

📺 BOWEN YANG TO LEAVE SNL | After six years on the show, this week’s episode of Saturday Night Live will be Bowen Yang’s last. Yang joined SNL as a writer in 2018, beginning on the show’s 44th season, joined the cast as a featured player the following year, and became part of the main group for season 47. His SNL episode is, appropriately, hosted by his Wicked: For Good co-star Ariana Grande, with Cher as musical guest. According to reports, Yang’s leaving the show mid-season was his own choice.

✨ THIS WEEK IN PREMIERES | Three highly-anticipated films had major premieres this week, including Mona Fastvold’s The Testament of Ann Lee, starring Amanda Seyfried, Paul Feig’s The Housemaid adaptation, also starring Seyfried opposite Sydney Sweeney, and the Timothée Chalamet-led Josh Safdie film Marty Supreme, which also stars Gwyneth Paltrow and Odessa A’zion.

🚑 THE PITT SEASON 2 TRAILER | This year’s breakout series The Pitt is returning for its second season in January, and HBO Max dropped a new trailer this week, teasing the new season’s Fourth of July setting and the introduction of a new doctor for Robby (Noah Wyle) to spar with, played by Sepideh Moafi. The fast-paced real-time series took home four Emmys at the 2025 ceremony. Season two premieres January 8, with weekly episodes to follow.

🏆 THE OSCARS MOVE TO YOUTUBE | Beginning in 2029, the Academy Awards will be broadcast exclusively on YouTube, the Academy announced this week. The news came as a shock to much of the entertainment industry, since the Oscars ceremony has aired on ABC since 1976. The Academy’s agreement with YouTube will last through at least 2033, and the Oscars will be available to stream on the platform live and for free. They will also broadcast related content, including the red carpet preshow.

⚓️ NEW IMAGES FROM THE ODYSSEY | Entertainment Weekly debuted new images for Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey this week. The film, which tackles Homer’s epic of the same name, is due in theaters July 17, 2026. Matt Damon stars as the legendary hero Odysseus, Anne Hathaway as his wife Penelope, and Tom Holland as his son Telemachus. A star-studded group rounds out the cast, including Robert Pattinson, Zendaya, Lupita Nyong’o, Elliot Page, and more.

12/19/2025

Will Arnett & Laura Dern talked to about , the challenges of communicating in a marriage, and the healing power of comedy. Searchlight Pictures

IS THIS THING ON? co-writer/star Will Arnett & star Laura Dern talk to CherryPicks' Meg McCarthy about the new film, the challenges of communicating in a mar...

12/19/2025

Here are our for December 18: the EIGHT new shows and fresh seasons you should check out this week! 👀 📺 ⁠
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Each week, our team hunts down all the new TV coming out and curates our top picks with you in mind. From shows that are brand new to those with a new season premiering, here’s all the shows you don’t want to miss!⁠
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CherryPicks is the place to find out what female & non-binary critics think about movies & more. Read reviews of these shows and more at thecherrypicks.com. 🍒

12/18/2025

There's a lot going on in the midst of the holiday season—gift shopping, party-going, caroling in the snow (if that applies to your climate)—so take a break and cuddle up to watch one (or all!) of these 22 LGBTQ+ holiday films full of q***r cheer. 🎄🌈⁠
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🔗: thecherrypicks.com/stories/q***r-cheer-lgbtq-holiday-films

12/17/2025

Here are our for the week of December 17: FIVE new movies that are hitting theaters or streaming this weekend!⁠
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Each week, our team scours all the new releases and curates our top picks with you in mind. From the blockbuster releases to catch in theaters to the indie films you can stream at home, there’s something for everyone on our weekly watchlist.⁠
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CherryPicks is the place to find out what female & non-binary critics think about movies & more. Read reviews at thecherrypicks.com. 🍒

12/17/2025

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