The Polish film, based on author Blanka Lipińska’s sensual novel, busted Netflix records after debuting in 2020. Its follow-up, “365 Days: This Day,” picks up after the cliffhanger ending of the first film, directed by Barbara Bialowas and Tomasz Mandes. Michele Morrone returns as Massimo, a member of a Sicilian mafia family who kidnaps stranger Laura (Anna-Maria Sieklucka) after obsessing over her for years. Massimo challenges Laura to fall in love with him over the course of a year; otherwise, he will set her free....

Bigger isn’t always better. From Bluetooth speakers to TVs, printers and cameras, the internet is filled with tiny electronics designed with tech lovers in mind. To make things easier for you, we’ve curated a shortlist of micro gadgets and gizmos both useful and affordable. Below, find a comprehensive roundup of tiny tech items for various needs. For additional shopping recommendations, check out these space-saving items for your inner minimalist. Memoking T02 Thermal Photo Printer At just 4′ tall, this cute little gadget lets you print more than pictures....

Filmmakers tell stories that sometimes imitate real life, and because you never know where life will take you, you’ll need shoes that can go anywhere. Film shoot locations can range from a simple bedroom scene (think Molly Ringwald chatting on the phone to a friend in “Pretty in Pink”) to extreme conditions (like “The Impossible” — a harrowing drama, starring Tom Holland and Naomi Watts, about the 2004 Southeast Asia tsunami)....

See our roster of Black romance movies below, and for more recommendations be sure to read our monthly Criterion Collection picks and Spike Lee movies to watch. Everett Collection “Love Jones” “Love Jones” is quintessential viewing for lovers of Black romance films. The 1997 drama, written and directed by Theodore Witcher, showcases the magnetic chemistry between two creative minds. Nina (Nia Long), an aspiring photographer, and Darius (Lorenz Tate), an aspiring writer, connect one night at a Chicago nightclub and become virtually inseparable....

That Cudi, who gave copious notes by the film’s own admission, thinks endorsements from the likes of Shia LaBeouf and Kanye West make him look good is the first clue that either a) he still doesn’t give a shit about public opinion, or b) he’s wildly out of touch. Though Cudi comes off as thoughtful, probing, and sincere, his association with LaBeouf, who claims they’re “best friends” in dogmatic lectures about what makes a true artist (“fully investing your heart,” according to him) is enough to put anyone off....

While Sorkin has spent the last several years directing his own scripts (see “Molly’s Game,” “The Trial of the Chicago 7,” and the upcoming “Being the Ricardos”), he’s more then eager to get back into the world of Facebook with David Fincher. When asked if he’ll return to letting other directors helm his screenplays, Sorkin responded, ” I am not done wanting to work with great directors, and Fincher would certainly be on the top of that list....

In a new interview with The New Yorker, Dershowitz, who has repped the likes of Harvey Weinstein, Jeffrey Epstein, and Donald Trump, offered new details about the August 2021 altercation. When asked if it was true that Larry David “chewed him out,” Dershowitz said, “He did, yeah. What happened is — it’s interesting because I was having lunch with a very radical lawyer who loves me. I mean, he disagrees with me....