A new viral dating show featuring sexy, cheating fruit could be proof that AI content can actually captivate viewers. “Fruit Love Island” is loosely based on the original “Love Island,” reality series ...

If Lili Reinhart’s new horror comedy movie coming to theaters this weekend, Forbidden Fruits, isn’t at least a little gay—or fruity, if you will—I, for one, will be severely disappointed. Directed by ...

Among a group of young women at the mall, power becomes toxic in the style of modern classics like “Mean Girls” and “The Craft,” but without the vibrancy. By Chris Azzopardi When you purchase a ticket ...

Director Meredith Alloway makes her baffling feature-length debut set in a Texas-area mall. In her mesmerizing feature debut, “Forbidden Fruits,” director Meredith Alloway reaches for the candy-coated ...

Many of the fruits and vegetables you eat carry a concerning amount of pesticides, a new analysis suggests.The Environmental Working Group (EWG), a Washington, DC-based nonprofit, released its produce ...

He’s the hottest guy on the latest reality romance show to captivate audiences. But “Bananito” is not your average suitor. He’s AI — and a talking banana. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get ...

‘Fruit Love Island’ and others mark a strange new trend of AI-generated fruit videos on TikTok, inspired by reality TV. AI-generated shorts inspired by reality TV are going viral on TikTok, racking up ...

These picks consistently rank lowest for pesticide use and toxicity, and nearly 60% had no detectable residue in USDA testing. Andi Breitowich works across digital and print magazines covering health, ...

A new slop trend on TikTok has taken an analog turn, with fans recreating nonsensical A.I. videos IRL. By Madison Malone Kircher The juiciest show these days isn’t “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” ...

Ross Bonaime is the Senior Film Editor at Collider. He is a Virginia-based critic, writer, and editor who has written about all forms of entertainment for Paste Magazine, Brightest Young Things, ...

There is perhaps no location more cursed, and found in more American cities, than a blanket-lit mall, suffused with stale food court smells and bombarded by brands. Writer-director Meredith Alloway, ...

Meredith Alloway's commanding first feature is a kicky and stylized shopping-mall comedy of fashion and slang and feminist wrath. At first, cued by everything in “Forbidden Fruits” that’s reminiscent ...