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Channing Dungey Out, Karey Burke in As ABC Entertainment Makes Big Switch
Move comes on the eve of Disney's 21st Century Fox acquisition and the arrival of new chairman Dana Walden.
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AwardsWomen Rule the Indie Spirit Nominations, But Will Oscars Follow?
For once, Spirit nominees like "Eighth Grade" and "We the Animals" emphasize independent distributors rather than studios.
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Film'Can You Ever Forgive Me?' Leads the Way for the Future of Queer Film
Beneath its art-heist veneer, the movie delivers a classic but rarely seen romance between a bitter lesbian and a witty gay man.
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FilmCriterion Collection to Launch Its Own Streaming Service in Spring 2019
The Criterion Collection is making its own streaming home now that FilmStruck in its current form is ending.
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TelevisionTim Allen: I Like Pissing People Off. And Nothing Does More Than a Very Funny Conservative.
The star and its showrunner say their hit Fox show "Last Man Standing" is about family, and Tim Allen shouldn't be confused with Mike Baxter.
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FilmNobody Wrote About Hollywood Better Than William Goldman
The screenwriter of "All the President's Men" assured us that in Hollywood nobody knows anything, but he was wiser than most.
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Television'SMILF' Season 2 Trailer: Frankie Shaw's Showtime Comedy Is Back with a Vengeance
One of the best new shows of 2017 returns in January with plenty more stories from all sides of reality.
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Awards2019 Independent Spirit Awards Nominees, ‘Eighth Grade’ & ‘We the Animals’ Lead
The best indies of the year will go head to head on February 23.
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Film‘Creed II’ Review: Michael B. Jordan Rules Another Satisfying 'Rocky' Update
Sylvester Stallone also proves to be an effective and affecting anchor in this solid sequel to 2015's "Creed."
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Film'Coldplay: A Head Full of Dreams' Review: A Fun Movie for Fans and Haters
Mat Whitecross' Coldplay documentary is a feature-length victory lap, and should be utterly insufferable. It isn’t.
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AwardsBlack Films and the Oscars: Despair Must Not Be the Only Route to Prestige
Oscar-caliber black stories overwhelmingly center on a very narrow definition of the authentic black experience.
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Awards'Roma': Here’s How Alfonso Cuarón Can Really Disrupt the Oscar Race
The director had three sacred principles in making this film, and they could be keys to Oscar success in February.
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‘Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald’ Heading to $75 Million Opening
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‘It’s Past Time’: Rep. Barbara Lee on Black Women in Democratic Power
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Cannes And Telluride Acclaimed Oscar-Eligible Docu ‘Be Natural’ Acquired By Zeitgeist Films And Kino Lorber
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![Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Renewed for Season 7 — Minus [Spoiler]?](https://pmctvline2.files.wordpress.com/2018/11/agents-of-shield-renewed-season-7.jpg?w=200&resize=230%2C135&w=300)
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Renewed for Season 7 — Minus [Spoiler]?
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Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck (‘Never Look Away’ director) on the resilience of art and the rise of right-wing nationalism [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW]
