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FX and Hulu Launch 10-Episode New York Times Docuseries
Hulu is gearing up to premiere a new docuseries from the New York Times, which currently creates "The Weekly" for the streaming service.
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TelevisionMatthew Cherry's Oscar-Winning 'Hair Love' Short to Become HBO Max Series
Matthew A. Cherry's acclaimed short film is getting an animated TV adaptation on WarnerMedia's new streaming service.
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FilmJohn Carpenter Pays Tribute to Ennio Morricone and His Haunting Score for 'The Thing'
Exclusive: "He was like an X-ray composer. He brought out the theme of the movie that hadn't been thought of before."
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FilmSympathy For the Devil: You Can't Blame the Theaters For Suing New Jersey
However misguided, theaters are in an impossible position. And even if they win in court, it could come at a very high cost.
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TelevisionJim and Larry McConkey Turn Dialogue Into Dance
"Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" creator Amy Sherman-Palladino credit the duo for the renowned camera choreography of her shows.
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Awards'Solar Opposites': Pushing Adult, Sci-Fi Animation Beyond the Subversive 'Rick and Morty'
"Solar Opposites" celebrates the absurdity of four dumb aliens assimilating with a group of shrunken humans trying to survive inside a bedroom wall.
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News'Unbelievable' Scribe Susannah Grant Used Collaboration to Build a Community
It took a team to bring Netflix's "Unbelievable" to fruition and, in the process, it created a show for people too often overlooked.
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FilmDavid Lynch's New Short Film 'Alan R' Has a Heartfelt Connection to 'Eraserhead' — Watch
Lynch may not have any film or TV projects in the works at this time, but he continues making new work.
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TelevisionHow Janelle Monáe Built a Character We Don't Often See in Television
“Alex is in a patriarchal system,” she said. “Being a woman in corporate America, being a woman who has had to play the game —older, cis-het, white men created a system that was not built for her.”
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FilmStream of the Day: Hong Kong’s New Nightmare Gives Fresh Urgency to Wong Kar-Wai’s Films
As Hong Kong faces censorship laws that endanger its autonomy, its greatest filmmaker is worth a second look.
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FilmHow Virtual Cinema Will Help Arthouse Theaters Reopen Nationwide
Kino Lorber's Wendy Lidell explains how virtual cinema strategies taking shape today could inform the next stage of the theatrical marketplace.
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TelevisionWhat It Takes to Let the Latest Wave of MTV Reality Show Stars Just Be Themselves
Producers from "The Challenge," "Jersey Shore Family Vacation," and "Are You the One?" share lessons on finding cast and collaborators who know how to let drama unfold.
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Spackman Receives Takeover Approach for Korean Producer Zip Cinema
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The Germ-Killing Air Purifier With 15,000 Reviews Online is Just $50 Right Now on Amazon
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Idris Elba Says ‘Luther’ Movie Is Moving Forward
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Greenleaf Recap: At Last, AJ Reveals the Reason He Tried to Kill Himself
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‘World of Dance’ judges got it wrong: Fans thought Kurtis Sprung vs. Styles and Emma should’ve ended differently [POLL RESULTS]