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In a July 4th weekend edition of Screen Gab, the film and TV experts at The Times share what they’re going to curl up with when the fireworks stop.
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At gigantic open-air concerts in Berlin, Frankfurt and Gelsenkirchen, Germany, the 75-year-old rock star from New Jersey has interspersed short but poignant political speeches to describe the dangers he sees in the U.S. under the Trump administration.
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Filmmaker Patricia Riggen believes a remake of her 2007 film would be far too grim in today’s political landscape.
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