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We Don't Need Another Jon Stewart, Even If It's the Original — TV Podcast
We don't actually need more Jimmies or Johns in comedy news game. Or the sandwich game.
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Television'City So Real' Is Exactly What Everyone Should Be Watching This Weekend
Steve James' five-part docuseries on Chicago's 2019 mayoral race is now the most prescient and meaningful docuseries about 2020 America.
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Television'Deutschland 89' Review: Spy Trilogy Wraps by Asking If It's Worth Trying to Save a Crumbling World
The final season of the German-language series doesn't always spend its time wisely, but there's power in seeing how characters grapple with a brand new reality.
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FilmSacha Baron Cohen Donates $100,000 to 'Borat 2' Star Jeanise Jones' Community
The beloved babysitter from "Borat Subsequent Moviefilm" also benefited from a recent crowdfunding campaign that's exceeded $128,000.
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Film'Born to Be' Trailer: Sensitive Documentary About Transgender Surgery Pioneer
Exclusive: Tanya Cypriano's fascinating film follows Dr. Jess Ting, head surgeon at Mt. Sinai’s Center for Transgender Medicine and Surgery.
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Film‘The True Adventures of Wolfboy’ Review: Tim Burton Meets Fellini in Surreal Coming-of-Age Drama
Director Martin Krejcí’s surreal fairy tale feels like the movie Tim Burton would have made 30 years ago if he hadn’t directed “Edward Scissorhands” instead.
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Film'All In: The Fight for Democracy' Tackles the Myth of Widespread Voter Fraud
One of the issues that concerned the filmmakers the most was the myth of voter fraud and how misinformation is shaping elections
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Television'A Teacher' Review: FX's Blandly Addictive Illicit-Sex Drama Should Have Been More Scandalous
Strong turns from Kate Mara and Nick Robinson can't propel this middling series into any now-virtual water cooler conversation.
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Film'Fire Will Come' Review: Oliver Laxe Offers a Smoldering Portrait of Acceptance
This elemental portrait of acceptance tells the story of a pyromaniac who leaves jail and returns to the rugged hometown he once set aflame.
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FilmAmazon Reveals First Details of Next Four 'Welcome to the Blumhouse' Movies on Prime Video
The next four thrillers — "The Manor," "Black as Night," "Madres," and "Bingo" — are centered around themes of institutional horrors and personal phobias.
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Film'The Twentieth Century' Trailer: German Expressionism Meets a Midnight-Movie Acid Trip
This psychedelic reinvention of the formative years of former Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King hits virtual cinemas November 20.
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Film‘The Life Ahead’ Review: Sophia Loren Isn’t the Only Attraction of This Gentle Netflix Drama
Director Edoardo Ponti directs his legendary mother as an Italian Holocaust survivor in this sentimental adaptation of Romain Gary's novel, but it's newcomer Ibrahima Gueye who really shines.
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Claire Foy Horror-Thriller ‘Dust’ Bought by Searchlight
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Becky G, Ozuna Collaborate on New Song ‘No Drama’
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‘Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist’: Jee Young Han & Felix Mallard To Recur On Season 2
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Judge Judy Sheindlin's New Courtroom Program Lands on IMDb TV
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Empty Venues Open to Voters as Sports Wade In to Politics