Actor Joseph Quinn expects to see ‘a gaggle of Munsons’ this Halloween. He tells The Times about his surreal experience on a Netflix blockbuster.
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“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.
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Hero Complex
‘Star Wars’ has long been a franchise fixated on the Skywalker men. The latest entry in the canon finds hope, and emotional resonance, in Leia Organa.
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‘Lightyear’ features the first queer Pixar character shown kissing her wife on screen. The filmmakers explain how she was key to the the movie.
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Honorary Oscars for Michael J. Fox, Diane Warren, Peter Weir and Euzhan Palcy, plus more love for ‘We Need to Talk About Cosby.’
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Historical figures aren’t new for Gillian Anderson — who also plays Margaret Thatcher in “The Crown” and Catherine’s terrible mother in “The Great.”
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A new biography and documentary on the late singer tell vastly different versions of his life story, but both are potent reminders of his pioneering brilliance.
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‘I can think of no better way to use my privilege and voice than to amplify the message that bodily autonomy IS a human right,’ Busy Philipps said after arrest.
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Chuck D defends ‘Jeopardy’ contestant who erroneously responded that he was part of Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch.
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Calendar Letters to the Editor Sunday, July 3
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“Mr. Malcolm’s List” is not, technically, by Jane Austen, but it is Austenesque through and through.
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John Michael McDonagh’s satire of the upper class confronted with their own cruelty fails to land.
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After a tweet featuring the band’s 2001 ‘Smooth Criminal’ video went viral, we spoke with singer Dryden Mitchell about their lone hit: ‘It was kind of a flex.’
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One year after his sexual assault conviction was overturned, Bill Cosby reflected on being released from prison.
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The Chicana punk band is throwing a benefit show July 3 for lead guitarist Betty Cisneros, who is fighting Stage 4 cancer.
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‘I should come back, but I really don’t know,’ Elizabeth Olsen said when asked if she would return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Wanda.
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As health updates on hospitalized Blink-182 rocker Travis Barker have remained scant, his daughter and stepdaughter thanks fans for the outpouring of support.
