George Clooney still has it 💪

George Clooney takes center stage in Noah Baumbach's latest Netflix feature, Jay Kelly, portraying a celebrated film star navigating the complexities of fame. The dramedy blends humor and heart, appealing to both film enthusiasts and awards-season followers. Its a perfect pick for early December viewing.

Meanwhile, Oscar-nominated Michelle Pfeiffer stars in the holiday comedy Oh. What. Fun., bringing a festive twist to the story of a Texas mom juggling seasonal chaos. Pfeiffer delivers charm and wit, portraying Clare Clauster, a woman whose holiday misadventures include a humorous run-in with a giant candle.

Inside Jay Kelly: Clooney as an A-Lister Reflecting on Life

In Jay Kelly, Clooney plays a veteran actor reflecting on his career and personal choices. The film immerses viewers in the daily life of a Hollywood star, showcasing interactions with managers, PR teams, and fans. While his character Jay rose to fame early, Clooney recalls his own late start on ER at 33, after numerous failed pilots and TV series.

The role offers a poignant exploration of Hollywood life and personal reinvention, with Clooney delivering one of his most memorable performances in recent years.

Holiday Laughter with Michelle Pfeiffer

Oh. What. Fun. follows Pfeiffers character through a comical holiday season filled with family chaos. From getting left behind by her family to her outrageous antics, Pfeiffer infuses the film with humor and heart. She reflects on the importance of mothers and shares her own favorite holiday films, adding a personal touch to the festive tale.

Streaming Picks and Year-End Highlights

Both Jay Kelly and Oh. What. Fun. join a growing lineup of must-watch streaming releases, including Tom Cruises latest action spectacle Mission: Impossible, the Taiwanese drama Left-Handed Girl, and the animated film Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw.

Top TV of 2025

Noah Wyle stars in the acclaimed medical drama The Pitt, which critics have hailed as one of the years standout series. With a second season on the horizon, it has become a favorite for viewers seeking compelling storytelling and relatable characters. Other notable series to catch up on include Andor, Overcompensating, and the historical drama Death by Lightning.

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Author: Riley Thompson