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Screenwriter Gregory Allen Howard saw Harriet Tubman as an action hero. Hollywood didn’t see Harriet Tubman at all. Until now.
Sienna Miller plays brassy and rebellious, beaten and broken, and resilient and capable all in the little-seen indie feature “American Woman.”
Sterling K. Brown is in the eye of a productivity whirlwind what with ‘Waves’ and ‘Frozen 2' in theaters. He’s aware ‘it’s a fortunate place to be.’
Films such as “Us,” “Lighthouse” and “Joker” may not be strictly horror, but they are genre and their dark, disturbing natures could see awards love.
Showrunner Susannah Grant was determined to keep the rape scenes in ‘Unbelievable’ in sync with the victim’s perspective. No room for a ‘freaky art film.’
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Mark Duplass is mounting a one-man campaign to bring awareness to Ray Romano’s performance in the Netflix drama “Paddleton.”
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‘Waves’ duo Kelvin Harrison Jr. and Taylor Russell on the heartrending family drama of the year
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‘Queen and Slim’ is a road movie, yes, but it’s also a protest film over police brutality against black people, says director Melina Matsoukas.
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Marvel star Anthony Mackie is forging his own path as a producer while starring in two fact-based films, “The Banker” and “Seberg,” in December.
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Writer-director Rian Johnson understands Hitchcock’s disdain for whodunits, but he just couldn’t resist those mansions and snooty suspects for ‘Knives Out.’
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At 76, Chinese actress Zhao Shuzhen, who played the dying Nai Nai in Lulu Wang’s ‘The Farewell,’ is finding international fame.
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Olivia Wilde’s breakthrough comedy, “Booksmart,” depicts real friendships without the typical teen stereotypes.
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In predicting the Golden Globes, first you must know how a movie is classified. Then, after you stop laughing, you can make your picks.
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After keeping a low profile for more than a decade, the comedian is back in the spotlight with Oscar buzz, a return to stand-up, movie sequels and more
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It will take two producers to handle the 92nd Oscars, which will happen earlier than ever on Feb. 9, 2020.
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A new, diverse crop of female artists led by Billie Eilish and Lizzo is expected to battle established superstars Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande for top honors.
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The nominees for the 62nd Grammy Awards will be announced live Wednesday morning.
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After last year’s successful gig, musician Alicia Keys will return to host the 2020 Grammy Awards for a second time, and we are here for it.
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‘Lighthouse’ stars Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson endure harsh weather and tense situations in the film’s making.
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Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel has a clever idea to end Martin Scorsese’s squabble with Marvel fans: “Irish Man,” a mashup of Marvel and Scorsese films.
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After fans were bewildered by the first trailer for “Cats,” the latest sneak preview of the musical film features more dancing and a new Taylor Swift song.
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Elizabeth Banks declared on Twitter Monday that she’s still proud of “Charlie’s Angels,” the girl-powered action flick, after a dismal opening weekend.
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