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Real Life Meets Screen Life in Upcoming Russia-Based Thriller Alexander Nevsky's "Red Prophecies" will be released this spring. Scene from "Red Prophecies" YouTube HOLLYWOOD—If the last few months haven't given you enough excitement in the U.S. and Russia, soon you can see them again on the big screen — only fictionalized with lots of action and a big dose of conspiracy. Unlike most moviemakers sidelined by the pandemic work stoppage, Russian actor-writer-producer Alexander Nevsky has been putting finishing touches to his latest film “Red Prop...

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Star Trek: Discovery.] Season 3 of Star Trek: Discovery sends the crew of the eponymous science vessel far into the future, setting the series free from the franchise’s established canon. It was a bold move for showrunners Alex Kurtzman and Michelle Paradise, letting them explore issues like resource scarcity — previously anathema to Trek’s largely utopian principles — and show a version of the United Federation of Planets in even greater decline than it is in As the episodes aired in a world that felt absolutely unmoored due to the combination of the COVID-19 pandemic and widesprea...

Credit: CBS  novelist Dave Galanter, whose work included the Voyager  novel Battle Lines  novel Dead Endless , lost his battle with cancer at the age of 51. He was a valued colleague and a dear friend, and he will be sorely missed. This week’s rewatches and reviews are dedicated to his memory.  So this week we find out the truth about who Carl is, we find out what Reno’s been doing all this time, we see Booker making himself useful to Discovery, we continue our lengthy digression into the Mirror Universe, and we bid goodbye to Philippa Georgiou, at least until she gets her spinoff...

It’s beginning to look a lot like … that other holiday For anyone who has felt bad that Jews haven’t been included in cheesy holiday rom-com marathons, the Hallmark channel is here to help. Known for its Christmas movies, Hallmark has premiered “Love, Lights, Hanukkah!” starring Mia Kirshner as Christina, who finds out that her biological mother is Jewish (a fictional plot that has definitely happened in real life). “I feel very lucky to have gotten to do this film. I’m very proud of my Jewish culture and heritage and it’s really a pleasure for me to share that with a larger ...