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Guadagnino Has Writer in Mind for 'Call Me By Your Name' Sequel, but He Isn't Telling
The director maintains his leading actors Armie Hammer and Timothée Chalamet are still onboard to star in a sequel to the 2017 gay romance drama.
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Television'Tiger King': Netflix's Tawdry Docuseries Has People Talking — TV Podcast
The humans treat each other almost as badly as they treat the animals.
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FilmWhat Do the VOD Charts Reveal in Showing ‘Sonic’ and ‘Bad Boys’ on Top?
As premium VOD titles fight for #1, it's even more impressive when you consider what that tells us about the revenue they generate.
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Television'Hollywood' First Photos: Ryan Murphy's Ode to Vintage Glam for Netflix
"Hollywood," from Murphy and longtime collaborator Ian Brennan, "follows a group of aspiring actors and filmmakers in post-World War II Hollywood as they try to make it in Tinseltown — no matter the cost."
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TelevisionFrom Fountains of Wayne to Soundtracks, Adam Schlesinger Was a Musical Alchemist
The late songwriter’s career achievements spanned the best of music, film, and TV.
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AwardsEmmy Predictions 2020: Best Variety Talk Series
New shows, formats, and government-mandated shooting guidelines could shake up the Variety Talk category — or keep things very much the same.
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Film'Almost Love' Review: Melancholy Queer Relationship Comedy Asks, 'Is That All There Is?'
Mike Doyle's minor-key millennial character study plays like a polished web series condensed to feature form.
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AwardsTelevision Academy Honors Recognize 'Queen Sugar,' 'Unbelievable,' and 'Watchmen'
Both HBO and Netflix boasted two honorees, which are given to TV shows that highlight social change.
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FilmSXSW 2020 Finds New Virtual Home With Free Amazon Prime Streaming Collection
The 2020 edition of the Austin, Texas festival may have been canceled, but its leadership continues to find ways to bring its movies to the masses.
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Television'The Innocence Files' Trailer: Netflix's Emotional Crime Documentary Looks at Wrongful Convictions
The nine-episode series with an all-star lineup of directors examines the Innocence Project.
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Film‘Little Women’ Water Bottle Gaffe Takes Place in One of Gerwig’s Proudest Scenes
Two water bottles have been spotted in the "Little Women" scene where the March sisters visit the Laurence household for the first time.
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Film'Swallow': How a Modern Character Study Successfully Used a Retro Thriller Score
Halpern explains how he and director Carlo Mirabella-Davis brought Hitchcockian obsession to their present day indie.
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L.A. Orchestra Musicians’ Lost Wages Could Add Up to $4 Million for March
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It’s Pay Day for Amara La Negra on New Track ‘Ándale’
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MTV’s ‘The Challenge: Total Madness’ Season 35 Premiere Scores Highest Ratings In Years In Key Demos
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Mariska Hargitay to SVU Spinoff Star Christopher Meloni: 'Welcome Home'
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Loved HBO’s ‘The Outsider’? Check out these 10 best Stephen King TV adaptations, ranked worst to best
