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A Times investigation finds that the nonprofit HFPA regularly issues substantial payments to its members in ways that some experts say could skirt IRS guidelines.
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The ‘Gone Girl’ actress finds that same contrast of chilling but exciting in her newest role.
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‘Minari’ breaks new ground in its portrayal of a Korean family pursuing the American dream.
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“Da 5 Bloods” director Spike Lee talks about the surprising inspiration for his new movie
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Oscar voting begins next week. For the best picture contenders, nominations in certain categories are crucial.
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Costume designer Paolo Nieddu avoided literal re-creations of the singer’s style. The movie is not, after all, ‘an A&E “Biography” documentary.’
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The award-winning star of ‘The Crown’ and the upcoming ‘The Father’ keeps her ego in check, she says, with the help of her dogs and blunt friends.
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The 72-year-old journeyman actor is himself the child of deaf parents. He added some of his own experiences to the script.
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The actress stars and produces the black and white movie with a strained relationship at its core.
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Will Berson decided the story of Blank Panther leader Fred Hampton needed to be told after the Ferguson uprising.
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The modern retelling of the singer’s story is based on a nonfiction book that chronicles the FBI’s targeting of her.
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The ‘House of Cards’ actress makes her directorial debut with ‘Land.’ She also stars as the grief-stricken woman at its heart.
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Following the words of novelist Willa Cather, Chung stopped admiring others and “began to remember” his childhood for his “Minari” script, he writes.
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The ‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ actors talk about their early years, their love of the craft and their appreciation of slain Black Panther leader Fred Hampton, who is at the heart of their film.
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In the Oscar director category, there could be a record number of women and nominees of Asian descent.
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‘I’m Your Woman’ was inspired by the 1970s crime movies where the actresses just faded away. Partners Julia Hart and Jordan Horowitz brought different skills to the writing process.
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What made Judge Julius Hoffman such a great role? ‘His lack of morality, his total disinterest in being fair ... and his cruelty,’ says Frank Langella.
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“Avengers: Endgame” was just the beginning. The next phase for the Russo brothers? An impressionistic indie about love, PTSD and opioid addiction, “Cherry” — cowritten by their sister
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“Minari” lead Steven Yeun and filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung share emotional ties. Plus: Oscar predictions.
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Writer-director Keith Thomas’ “The Vigil” is a supernatural Hasidic Jewish horror film starring Dave Davis as a young Brooklyn man performing a religious ritual.
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Sony Pictures has finally revealed the official title for its third “Spider-Man” film after stars Zendaya and Tom Holland trolled fans with fake ones.
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Armie Hammer, Gary Oldman, Evangeline Lilly star in attempted thriller about the opioid “Crisis.”
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