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Evie Templeton Is Here To Stay

As Wednesday Addams’ mischievous, obsessive admirer Agnes in Netflix’s hit Wednesday, Evie Templeton steps into the shoes of a vanisher. But in real life, something tells us the 16-year-old rising star isn’t going anywhere – in fact, she’s only just getting started.

Lights On: Viola Prettejohn 

Viola Prettejohn talks about the projects that shaped her, and starring opposite Amanda Seyfried in The Testament of Ann Lee.

Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley Make All the World Their Stage in Hamnet

Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley are no strangers to melodramatic movies that play out like a Shakespearean tragedy, and it doesn’t get any realer than Chloé Zhao's Hamnet – it will leave you breathless.

Behind She’s The He 

Premiering internationally at the 69th BFI London Film Festival today, She’s The He is a coming-of-age comedy celebrating transness and friendship. Writer/director Siobhan McCarthy digs deep into what inspired it.

Emily Blunt Talks The Smashing Machine 

With Benny Safdie's The Smashing Machine hitting UK cinemas tomorrow, Emily Blunt discusses what drew her to the project, her transformative co-star Dwayne Johnson, and Dawn Staples, the divisive but misunderstood woman she portrays.

Owen Painter On How To Nail A Zombie

Fresh off the release of Wednesday Season 2, we link up with breakout star Owen Painter to unpack all things Slurp – from prosthetic mayhem and Tim Burton masterclasses to finding a makeshift family in Dublin.

The 2025 Venice Film Festival Line-Up to Watch

From Del Toro’s Frankenstein to Guadagnino’s After the Hunt, plus Coppola’s Marc by Sofia and Lanthimos’s Bugonia — Venice Film Festival 2025 is packed with must-see premieres.

Omar Rudberg is in his pop star era

With Netflix superstardom ticked off, Young Royals' alum is vying for the crown in pop's history books…and then some. 

Lights On: Harriet Slater 

British actor Harriet Slater is breaking big with her starring turn in Outlander: Blood of My Blood. She talks inspirations, prequels, and slamming a door in Harrison Ford's face.

Lights On: Harry Richardson

As The Gilded Age unfurls its third season, the Australian actor lets us in on his time away from set, his experience growing alongside his character, and the importance of bringing new dimensions to Larry Russell.

What we know about Luca Guadagnino’s upcoming new film, After The Hunt

Luca Guadagnino is making his quick return after last year's Queer, shifting gears into darker, more volatile territory with After the Hunt, a psychological thriller set against the backdrop of a pristine Ivy League institution. Known for exploring desire and emotional complexity through his lush visuals, Guadagnino now pares things back, tracing the slow, quiet erosion of trust, morality, and control.

Rachel Brosnahan is hungry for change

Ambitious, determined, and won’t take no for an answer: Lois Lane and Rachel Brosnahan have that in common, as the frontwoman for James Gunn’s Superman film is busy platforming McCain’s commitment to 100% regenerative farming.

The Devil Wears Prada 2: Everything We Know So Far

From secret filming in New York to surprise new cast members, this is your first look at the fashion comeback of the decade. For all of us fashion lovers, The Devil Wears Prada is a true classic. Watching it for the first time is practically a rite of passage. It is a fabulous initiation into the wild, […]

Behind The Surfer 

From Scorsese’s hidden gem After Hours to Reog’s gruesome Walkabout, Lorcan Finnegan talks inspirations behind his new Nicolas Cage-starring film, The Surfer.

Too Much is Just The Right Amount

Lena Dunham’s new show Too Much unabashedly opens the door to the beauty and pain of metamorphosis in the face of heartbreak, writer Leah Commandeur reflects. 

You blinked, and just like that… it’s Emmy season again

Severance storms ahead with 27 nominations, including Best Drama Series, closely followed by The Penguin and The White Lotus. Time to grab your pen – 2025’s Emmy race is officially on.

What to Expect in Season 3 of The Summer I Turned Pretty

A deep dive into everything we know about the final season of The Summer I Turned Pretty, from dramatic twists and returning romances to fan theories, behind the scenes buzz and what might be the most emotional summer yet.

Lights On: Callie Cooke 

The new face of gripping sports drama F1, Callie Cooke delves into her role in the blockbuster hit, and reveals all about working with the star-studded cast.

At just 14 years old, Alfie Williams has already taken a bite out of Hollywood

With his debut performance as Spike in 28 Years Later, Alfie Williams turns Danny Boyle’s bloodiest zombie film into something achingly human.

Lights On: Gabriel Howell

British actor Gabriel Howell digs into his acting origins and role as Snotlout Jorgensen in the new How To Train Your Dragon live-action adaptation.

Bowen Yang Talks The Wedding Banquet

We caught up with the SNL star to chat all things The Wedding Banquet – his latest silver screen venture – and Andrew Ahn’s reimagining of Ang Lee’s seminal 1993 queer comedy.

Lights On: Luna Blaise

She’s still pinching herself – but the dream’s real. As Teresa Delgado in Jurassic World Rebirth, Luna Blaise steps into one of Hollywood’s biggest machines, holding her own alongside Scarlett Johansson and Jonathan Bailey.

July’s Must-Watch: The Long-Awaited Films Finally Hitting Screens

From superhero reboots to suspenseful revivals, these are the releases making summer at the cinema unmissable.

Lights On: Grace Chow

Fresh off the back of her international breakout in Good Cop/Bad Cop — the Leighton Meester-led comedy — actor Grace Chow sits down with Wonderland to talk creative beginnings in rural Australia, being a Monte Carlo die-hard, and what’s next on the cards.

Lights On: Harry Trevaldwyn 

Actor and novelist Harry Trevaldwyn talks his multi-faceted background and starring role in the new live action rendition of How To Train Your Dragon.

Behind Echo Valley 

Michael Pearce and Brad Ingelsby, the two visionaries behind Apple TV+’s new thriller Echo Valley, dive into the films that influenced them in making it. 

Sydney Agudong Talks Lilo & Stitch

Sitting down with Wonderland, the Hawaiian actor reflects on the joys and challenges of bringing a fan favourite back to the silver screen, the complexities of Nani, and the healing power of the ocean.

Getaway: Shygirl’s Acting Debut is a Full-frontal Affair

Shygirl makes her screen debut in Getaway, a twisted, tender short film about sex and the strange intimacy of strangers. Welcome to the campsite, where nothing is quite as it seems.

Ella Rubin is Horror’s New Poster girl

Ella Rubin first caught Hollywood’s gaze as Anne Hathaway’s daughter in the glossy age-gap romcom The Idea of You. But it’s in a much grittier, bloodier genre that she’s now putting down roots. Spoiler alert: things are about to get gnarly.

Wonderland’s Top Picks for 2025 Cannes Film Festival 

From Ari Aster’s genre-bending satire to Harris Dickinson’s directional debut: as Cannes Film Festival kicks off its 2025 edition, Wonderland round up the most hotly-anticipated features. 

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