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‘Betty Broderick Story’ Review: A Sordid True Crime Gets a Surprisingly Compassionate Telling
Amanda Peet and Christian Slater shine in the second installment of USA Network’s “Dirty John” anthology series.
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TelevisionStephanie Beatriz and Other TV Cops Donate Earnings to Black Lives Matter
Creatives who have portrayed or written police characters are showing their support.
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TelevisionDick Wolf Fires 'Law & Order' Spinoff Writer for Threatening to 'Light Up' Looters
"I will not tolerate this conduct during our hour of national grief," Wolf said in a statement.
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FilmSeth Rogen Tells All Lives Matter Supporters to 'F*ck Off' and 'Stop Watching' His Films
Rogen invited anyone who believes the Black Lives Matter movement is controversial to unfollow him on social media.
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FilmStream of the Day: Agnes Varda’s ‘Black Panthers’ Documentary Is Timelier Than Ever
Varda's sobering account of the group’s activist intent is a welcome contrast to today's blaring media landscape.
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FilmWarner Bros. Offers Free 'Just Mercy' Rentals to Help Educate on Systemic Racism
The 2019 legal drama stars Michael B. Jordan as Equal Justice Initiative founder Bryan Stevenson.
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TelevisionHere's What's Still Open for Business in Hollywood
A constantly updating list of what's still getting done in film and TV.
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FilmJohn Legend, Taraji P. Henson, and More Sign Open Letter to Stop Increasing Police Budgets
The Movement 4 Black Lives coalition is urging state and local governments to reallocate money towards improving black communities.
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Film'The High Note' Starts Strong on VOD as Netflix's 'Lovebirds' Drops Fast
B-titles with movie stars like Bruce Willis and year-end hits like "Uncut Gems" tend to score on VOD.
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TelevisionCrime TV Series Distort Your Understanding of Law Enforcement, Survey Says
As police violence erupts nationwide, it's an opportune moment to revisit a landmark Color of Change report released at Sundance 2020.
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FilmPixar Short 'Out' Proves Gay Stories Can Live on Family-Friendly Disney+
The filmmakers talk making the historic animated film that features Pixar's first gay lead and flips the script on coming-out narratives.
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TelevisionIt's Not a Coincidence That Journalists Covering Protests Are Being Attacked by Police
Journalists have recorded footage of police attacking them with rubber bullets and pepper spray as they cover the nationwide protests.
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Lea Michele Dropped By HelloFresh After ‘Glee’ Co-Star Samantha Ware’s Accusations
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New York City’s Last Curfew: Harlem in 1943
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Writer Craig Gore Fired From New ‘SVU’ Spinoff, Dropped By Paradigm Over Controversial Comments Amid George Floyd Protests – Update
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Batwoman Will Not Recast Kate Kane in Wake of Ruby Rose's Exit; New Character Eyed to Lead Series
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Derek Waters (‘Drunk History’): Our show is ‘like a community college trying as hard as they can’ [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW]
