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Theaters reopening in New York City this weekend did not set the box office on fire, despite ‘Raya and the Last Dragon’ premiere.
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It took writer-director Tara Miele seven years to distill the emotions that followed a car collision to see ‘Wander Darkly’ completed.
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The late Chadwick Boseman starred in ‘Da 5 Bloods’ and ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom’ this awards season. Both roles have garnered Oscar buzz.
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‘Minari,’ ‘Cherry,’ ‘The Life Ahead,’ ‘The Father’ — these films have family at their core in one way or another
Viola Davis as Ma Rainey, Andra Day as Billie Holiday, Cynthia Erivo as Aretha Franklin — these actresses transport us into the lives of singing icons.
The ‘Mank’ actor based his William Randolph Hearst portrayal partly on Rupert Murdoch, partly Donald Trump
Casey Affleck, Jason Segel and Dakota Johnson on real-life story of young mother’s cancer: ‘It doesn’t beat you over the head with the sadness,’ Affleck says.
Writer-director Philippe Lacôte on his latest film, “Night of the Kings,” about an epic evening of storytelling within the walls of an Ivory Coast prison.
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Reviews of digital and streaming genre movies including “The Stylist,” “Dementer,” “Lucky,” “The Canyonlands,” “The Devil Below” and “Son.”
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Billy Eichner has been tapped to co-write, executive produce and star in “Bros,” a romantic comedy about gay men from Universal Pictures.
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An underage ticket scalper is sent to a boys’ home near the end of Soviet-era Afghanistan in Shahrbanoo Sadat’s Bollywood-tinged drama “The Orphanage.”
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Your regular field guide to the world of movies in your living room and beyond.
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The Golden Globes are over. (Thankfully.) And Oscar nominations are around the corner.
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“Raya and the Last Dragon’s” Kelly Marie Tran and Awkwafina discuss Disney’s first Southeast Asian princess, an “imperfect” dragon and diversity vs representation.
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Find a flick with our guide to new and classic movies playing outdoors at L.A.-area drive-ins, pop-ups and rooftops.
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Jill Li’s epic political documentary “Lost Course” goes inside protests and their aftermath in the Chinese village of Wukan.
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“Adam,” Morrocco’s Oscar submission. Directed by Maryam Touzani.
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“Gone With the Wind,” “Psycho” and “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” are among the classic films that TCM will air and reconsider in its new series “Reframed.”
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French filmmaker Quentin Dupieux’s absurdist comedy “Keep an Eye Out” turns the policier on its procedural ear.
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“The People vs. Agent Orange” is a documentary about the toxic defoliant used by the U.S. during the Vietnam War and its effects decades later.
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‘The Scary of Sixty-First,’ the debut film from the ‘Red Scare podcast host, blends conspiracies and the occult as two young women move into Jeffrey Epstein’s former apartment.
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The cinematographers behind ‘Palm Springs,’ ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom,’ ‘Waiting for the Barbarians’ and ‘The Father’ share why these moments made the films for them.
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Here are the six highlights from Sunday’s 78th Golden Globes, including Jane Fonda’s inspiring speech and Chadwick Boseman’s posthumous win.
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Tom Girardi and his firm were sued more than a hundred times between the 1980s and last year, with at least half of those cases asserting misconduct in his law practice. Yet, Girardi’s record with the State Bar of California remained pristine.
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He’s not a prince, not a lord, not a duke, not an earl. He’s Master Archie.
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As the Senate has become increasingly polarized, the filibuster has become a weapon enabling the minority party to obstruct rather than compromise. But a couple of reforms could fix that.
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Oprah Winfrey’s highly anticipated interview with Prince Harry and Meghan airs Sunday. Winfrey promises it’s a ‘shocking’ tell-all with the couple.
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One man’s opinion on the best (and worst) Girl Scout cookies available.
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Cheesy mac ‘n’ cheese, hearty casseroles and other baked dishes that make for fewer dishes and more sharing.
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No one should be surprised that Bob Baffert went 1-2 in the Grade 2 $300,000 San Felipe Stakes.
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