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Nicholas Hoult and Judith Light told Newsweek about their characters in "The Menu."

Tonight's meal consists of dark humor and malice a la carte

Order up!! This is my kind of delicious, spicy, brutal takedown satire. I knew Id love it, at least I expected I might, so it was quite satisfying to

Ralph Fiennes and Anya Taylor-Joy face off in this pitch-black satire of class and high-end dining.

As people watch their careers turn into a downward spiral and feel as though they're losing control of their existences, they often take extreme measures

(AP) — “What are we eating? A Rolex?”

Based on New York Times’ reporting She Said dramatizes Harvey Weinstein’s pattern of abuse.

The Menu works because it makes fun of absolutely everyone

The Porco Dio at CoRo Coffee Roasters in Berkeley, California.

Robert Leighty checks in with 411's full Table for 3 report featuring Bret Hart, Jerry Lawler, and Glenn "Kane" Jacobs.