Shark Tank

Timothee Chalamet detonates with a career-best turn in Josh Safdie's neon-soaked 80s throwback Marty Supreme, a gritty, propulsive portrait of a ping-pong hustler that makes a swaggering bid for film of the year.

Awards season has a new disruptor: writer-director Josh Safdie, A24 and Timothée Chalamet drop Marty Supreme, a swaggering standout many are calling the year’s best. So what’s it about — and why is everyone buzzing?

Oscar heavyweights Meryl Streep and Sigourney Weaver team up in Joseph Cedar’s New York-set thriller Useful Idiots, plunging into the shark tank of Manhattan luxury real estate where deals and loyalties are priced to kill.

Timothée Chalamet may headline A24 sports drama Marty Supreme, but the biggest bankroll on set belongs to Shark Tank investor Kevin O’Leary, whose fortune eclipses the film’s leading man.

Shark Tank mogul Kevin O’Leary, who appears alongside Timothée Chalamet in A24’s Marty Supreme, says the production burned millions by shunning AI, arguing in a World of Travel interview that smarter tech could have slashed the bill.

Blackbeard was supposed to elevate the D name; instead, the heir to Rocks D. Xebec built his empire on betrayal, dragging a once-fearsome legacy through the mud.

Josh Safdie jolts the New York Film Festival with Marty Supreme, set for a December 2025 release, and in a surprise move casts Shark Tank star Kevin O’Leary, Mr. Wonderful, leveraging a persona audiences are primed to dislike.

Hulu’s September 22–28 lineup delivers fresh films plus the two-episode launch of FX’s The Lowdown and the Season 2 premiere of Murder in a Small Town.

By the end of these 15, you might just be humming K-pop songs and adding Korean delicacies to your menu.

Another major project on TV has been affected by the strike.