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22 Essential Works of Indigenous Cinema

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Rhenzy Feliz on The Penguin Finale

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Chloe East weighs in on the final moments of A24's new religiously themed horror thriller.

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Grammy Nominations 2025: Beyoncé Leads Recognized Talent

When it comes to the 2025 Grammy Award nominations, “Cowboy Carter” rules the nation.

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Prosecutors Charge Three People Linked to the Death of Liam Payne

Three people have been charged in connection with the death of Liam Payne, a member of musical group One Direction.

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What's Going on With Yellowstone?

It's not clear whether we'll get more of the popular show after the next batch of episodes, but Taylor Sheridan's TV universe keeps expanding.

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Breaking Down Clint Eastwood's Juror No. 2

The new courtroom drama, which could be the 94-year-old director's last film, reflects his preoccupations with moral gray areas and justice, down to its somber end.

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Thriller and the Legacy of Quincy Jones

"Thriller" was a blockbuster forged by Jones' and Michael Jackson's maniacal competitiveness, deep love for global pop culture, and fascination with new technologies.

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Music Titan Quincy Jones Dies at 91

Jones’ legacy ranged from producing Michael Jackson albums and collaborating with hundreds of other recording artists to writing prize-winning film and television scores.

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Harris Aims Jibe at Trump During Surprise 'SNL' Appearance

Kamala Harris made a surprise appearance on "Saturday Night Live" where she tried to appeal to voters and jabbed at opponent Donald Trump.

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Review: Blitz

Blitz' follows a boy's journey home through war-torn London

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Review: A Real Pain

Jesse Eisenberg writes, directs, and stars, opposite Kieran Culkin in a deliberately comic film about raw suffering.

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HBO's 'Like Water for Chocolate': Review

Passion and politics come together in this maximalist six-episode adaptation of the classic novel.

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Robert Zemeckis Just Wants to Move You

The famed director on his new movie 'Here,' starring Tom Hanks and Robin Wright, and his views on AI, sentimentality, and originality in Hollywood today.

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The History Behind Blitz

The real people and events that inspired Steve McQueen's World War II drama 'Blitz'

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Here's What's New on Netflix in November 2024

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The Story Behind 'A Real Pain'

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Agatha All Along Made Us Care About Marvel Again

A spooky MCU series more focused on character development than CGI battles offers us a new compelling superhero: Billy Maximoff

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