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What Do We Want from 'WandaVision'? — TV Podcast
And, more importantly, what does Marvel want?
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FilmGina Torres Questions Why 'Matrix 4' Is Bringing Back Dead Characters and Not Her Alive One
Torres' "Matrix" character Cas was alive at the end of "The Matrix Revolutions," but she's not appearing in "Matrix 4."
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AwardsHow 'The Human Factor' Looks Behind the Closed Doors of Mideast Peace Talks
For once, the White House came through to help a documentary filmmaker finish his movie.
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AwardsFYC You Later: Despite Vaccine, 2021 Events Will Be Virtual or Nothing At All
It's more of the same for the 2020-2021 For Your Consideration season.
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Television'Bridgerton's' Portrayal of Female Sexuality Coddles Viewers
The fairytale romance treats women as sexually naive waifs, perpetuating harmful myths about masturbation and the elusive female orgasm.
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FilmTom Holland Ignored His Agent's Advice Not to Improvise During 'Spider-Man' Audition
When Robert Downey Jr. throws out the script, you have no choice but to follow.
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AwardsHow Julia Hart and Jordan Horowitz Fixed the Woman Problem in '70s Crime Dramas with 'I'm Your Woman'
The partners in film and life have spent four films carving out a space for unique women. With their Rachel Brosnahan crime drama, they've reached a new level.
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TelevisionAmanda Gorman's Inauguration Speech Deservedly Stole the Show — Watch
The youngest poet to ever speak at a presidential inauguration, Gorman's powerful recital was designed to be the day's showstopper — and delivered.
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Television'Two Sentence Horror Stories': The CW Show Found Added Fear in the Pandemic
The show didn't have a single positive COVID test during production in Canada.
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TelevisionU.S. Secret Service Files Detail the Investigation into John Mulaney over 'SNL' Joke
The U.S. Secret Service also flagged Mulaney for joking that he "disliked the Founding Fathers immensely."
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TelevisionMark Ruffalo Proclaims 'Golden Toilet Presidency Is Over' After Trump Leaves White House
"A turd is a turd no matter where it lays," Ruffalo wrote as Trump left the White House.
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FilmDarren Aronofsky & Cinematographer Matthew Libatique
Influencers: From "Requiem for a Dream" to "mother!," how two old film school friends have pushed each other to keep growing as filmmakers.
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Music-Themed Bernie Sanders Meme Takes Internet By Storm
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Graham Warns McConnell: GOP Won’t Survive Impeachment
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Percentage Of Covid-19 Deaths In L.A. ICUs Has Doubled Since October; “Serious” Vaccine Supply Problem
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Batwoman’s Javicia Leslie Previews Black Lives Matter Story in Season 2: Sophie 'Works for The Man'
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Celtics Extend TD Garden Lease into 2036 with Bruins-Affiliated Delaware North