In the psychological thriller ‘Resurrection,’ Rebecca Hall continues her run of the most terrifying breakdowns in movies today.
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Hero Complex
The ghosts of ancient Japanese history swirl around this diffuse but captivating animated feature from the Japanese director Masaaki Yuasa (“Ride Your Wave”).
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The star of Marvel’s “She-Hulk” isn’t afraid to use her clout to support trans rights, VFX artists facing “incredibly difficult” conditions and more.
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A conversation with “Only Murders in the Building” stars Steve Martin and Martin Short features a guest spot from an adorable dog.
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The actress didn’t have much to go on in taking a role in ‘Severance,’ except her trust in Ben Stiller.
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Writer-director John Patton Ford makes a solid feature debut with this modern-day L.A. noir.
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Rushdie was taken by helicopter to a hospital. “The news is not good,” his agent said, adding that he had nerve and liver damage.
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Anne Heche’s representative says the actor is still on life support Friday after a car crash in Mar Vista left her in a coma last week.
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Diane Keaton is on her adorably quirky A-game, but the tired script of this comedy fantasy lets her down.
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Korean airline-disaster thriller ‘Emergency Declaration’ boasts major stars and a tense vérité style but overshoots the runway on landing.
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Vermont’s Department for Children and Families is investigating Ezra Miller, demanding the removal of three children from the ‘Flash’ actor’s farm.
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Mötley Crüe rocker Tommy Lee’s naked body was back in the news Thursday after he posted a nude photo on Instagram that remained on the site for hours.
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Rapper Young Thug, who is accused of conspiracy to violate Georgia’s RICO Act and participation in a criminal street gang, is facing six new felony charges.
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A producer of the Aretha Franklin documentary ‘Amazing Grace’ accuses indie powerhouse distributor Neon of shortchanging the film.
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Three high-schoolers share the joy and sorrow of adolescence in Finnish filmmaker Alli Haapasalo’s “Girl Picture.”
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As misconduct allegations against actor Fred Savage pile up, here’s a deeper dive into the ‘Wonder Years’ star’s long career and previous accusations.
Behold: Black L.A.
“Behold” focuses on aspects of the culture such as music, food, churches, the people running local businesses and confronting a heavily filtered image of Black life in Los Angeles that has left many feeling unseen.