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Remembering Anne Heche
By Stephanie Zacharek
Salman Rushdie's Life Under Threat
By Laura Zornosa
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The movie features garden variety vampires and cartoon blood-spurting, but Foxx goes above and beyond the call of duty
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August 12, 2022
The History Behind Amazon's 'A League of Their Own'
The new series, like its predecessor, follows the Rockford Peaches over the course of the 1943 season. Yet the show does so with a more inclusive purview and cast.
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August 12, 2022
Anne Heche Is on Life Support and Survival Is 'Not Expected'
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August 12, 2022
Netflix's Indian Matchmaking Has to Change
The popular show is back for a second season, but issues like colorism, heteronormativity, and sexism persist
By Nayantara Dutta
August 11, 2022
Julie Benko on Embracing the 'Funny Girl' Spotlight
After taking over the role from Beanie Feldstein, Benko discusses what it's been like playing Fanny Brice
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August 10, 2022
'A League of the Own' Falls Short of a Home Run
Abbi Jacobson and D'Arcy Carden lead a grown-up reboot whose heartfelt but overly dutiful revisionism almost works.
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August 10, 2022
At 60, Spider-Man’s Appeal Transcends All Boundaries
The popularity of this superhero cuts across race, gender and nationality
By Aaron Morrison / AP
August 10, 2022
Issey Miyake's Most Innovative Creations
From Pleats Please to Steve Jobs' turtlenecks
By Cady Lang
August 9, 2022
Legendary Japanese Designer Issey Miyake Dies at 84
Miyake’s origami-like pleats transformed usually crass polyester into chic
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August 9, 2022
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How
Industry
's Creators Made An Exciting Show Out of Banking Lingo
The HBO series Industry is back in its second season, following a group of young high finance workers battling it out in The City, London’s version of Wall Street. The first season centered on recent...
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Olivia Newton-John, who Played Sandy in 'Grease,' Dies at 73
Newton-John died at her southern California ranch, John Easterling, her husband, wrote on Instagram and Facebook.
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August 8, 2022
How Neil Gaiman Wrote From His Nightmares
The prolific author of the comics behind Netflix's 'The Sandman' on the enduring appeal of fantasy
By Cate Matthews
August 5, 2022
Bodies Bodies Bodies
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One of the great pleasures of summer is the purely enjoyable, disposable horror movie, one that comes with no pretention of being “elevated”—a term that demeans the overall genre, anyway. Bodies Bodies Bodies—the English-language debut...
By Stephanie Zacharek
August 5, 2022
Prey Reimagines the Predator Franchise
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Netflix’s 'The Sandman' Is Worth the Wait
First it was supposed to be a movie. Then it languished in development hell, as Hollywood kept adapting other works by Neil Gaiman. Now, his masterpiece has finally made it to the small screen—and it doesn't disappoint.
By Judy Berman
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What the HBO Max Merger Means For Viewers
The prestige streaming service wasn't axed. But the era of streaming-only movies appears to be receding
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Even Brad Pitt Can't Lend
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You know an action movie’s bad when it saps your will to live. Bullet Train, directed by David Leitch and adapted from Kotaro Isaka’s 2010 novel Maria Beetle—is clearly designed to be pure, visceral entertainment,...
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The author of 'I'm Glad My Mom Died' reveals the work she did to prepare to write it
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Reality TV may be trash to some and treasure to others, but one thing is not up for debate: it has changed the world. From catapulting the careers of entertainers like Kelly Clarkson and Harry...
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'Trainwreck' Blames Boomers for Woodstock '99
Were teenage millennials too angry and entitled to embrace Woodstock’s peace-and-love spirit, or had the boomers peddling $4 bottles of water on the scorching asphalt of a decommissioned Air Force base sold those kids out?
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By Laura Zornosa
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How
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Beyoncé and Lizzo Changed the Same Ableist Lyric
The two pop stars released albums about a month apart, but both were criticized for using the same ableist term.
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New on Disney+ August 2022: What to Stream
August 2022 brings plenty of new titles to Disney+, including Marvel Studios Assembled: The Making of Ms. Marvel, a behind the scenes look at how, exactly, Iman Vellani became Kamala Khan, and She-Hulk: Attorney At...
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The third season of Never Have I Ever arrives on Netflix in August and this time Devi has—that’s right—thee Paxton Hall-Yoshida on her arm. But how long will he stay there? The streaming giant’s August...
By Laura Zornosa
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'Star Trek' Icon Nichelle Nichols Dies at 89
She broke barriers for Black women in Hollywood
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Bill Russell, NBA Great and Celtics Legend, Dies at 88
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Here Are the 12 New Books You Should Read in August
From Emiko Jean and Taylor Jenkins Reid's latest novels to Beth Macy's new work of reporting
By Laura Zornosa
July 29, 2022
Will Smith Apologizes to Chris Rock in New Video
Four months after the Oscars, Will Smith has broken a long silence, apologizing to Chris Rock, fellow nominees and fans for his actions that night
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A Controversial Sample on Beyoncé's Album
On her new album Renaissance, Beyoncé samples Kelis' 2003 song 'Milkshake,' but Kelis has criticized the way the singer went about doing it
By Laura Zornosa
July 29, 2022
6 Revelations From Beyoncé's Renaissance
Bow down to the new queen of the dancefloor. Beyoncé is back with Renaissance: Act 1, her seventh solo studio album and her first since 2016’s Lemonade. Her new record—the first of a three act...
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The 5 Best New TV Shows Our Critic Watched in August 2022
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Stranger Things'
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Thirteen Lives Depicts an Extraordinary Rescue
Ron Howard's true-life drama tells the story of a remarkable 2018 rescue in a Thai cave
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The 'Office' alum's directorial debut is a comedic murder mystery set in West Texas
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