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Kennedy Center Honors: Cher, Philip Glass, Other Honorees Get to Enjoy President-Free Night for a Change
Reba McEntire and the creative team behind "Hamilton" will also be part of the annual event, held next month in Washington, DC.
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TelevisionThe ‘Breaking Bad’ Movie Was Inevitable, Even When a Sequel Wasn't
Is the "Breaking Bad" movie a product of success, or does it reflect an entertainment culture that's never satisfied? Very Good TV Podcast investigates.
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Film'Alita: Battle Angel' Preview: How Weta Escaped from the Uncanny Valley
IndieWire went to Wellywood to preview Weta's latest facial capture advances on Robert Rodriguez's sci-fi epic from James Cameron's Lightstorm Entertainment.
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Awards'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse': Phil Lord & Chris Miller Introduce Game-Changer Miles Morales
The "LEGO Movie" producers redefine Spidey on the big screen as a superhero of color while breaking the rules of CG animation at Sony.
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FilmSpike Lee Responds to Being Mistaken for Stan Lee and Pronounced Dead in New Zealand Obituary
Somebody at the Gisborne Herald of New Zealand made a huge mistake covering Stan Lee's death.
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AwardsPaul Giamatti Deserves an Oscar for Watching Porn in Tamara Jenkins' 'Private Life'
The beloved character actor reflects on his brilliant new performance, his newfound popularity, and what an Oscar would really mean to him.
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Film'Searching': John Cho-Starring Sundance Hit Included a Wild Alien Invasion Subplot
Nestled inside an already complex and scary "screen-based movie" is an entirely different story with global implications.
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Television'The Mandalorian': Pedro Pascal to Play Lead in New 'Star Wars' TV Series
The recent Academy inductee will headline the biggest TV expansion of the sprawling saga.
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Film‘Amazing Grace’ Review: The Long-Lost Aretha Franklin Documentary Delivers
Nearly 50 years after its production, the emotional performance of Franklin's best-selling album doesn't disappoint.
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NewsPenske Media Acquires Leading Art Publications ARTnews and Art in America
Founded in 1902, ARTnews is the most highly circulated contemporary art magazine in the world.
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TelevisionFrom ‘Sabrina' to 'Steven Universe,' Family-Friendly TV Has Grown a Social Conscience
"Steven Universe," "Sabrina," "Big Mouth" and more don’t just teach; they’re inclusive and encourage action.
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AwardsSFFILM Awards Night Led by Amy Adams, Steve McQueen, and Boots Riley
San Francisco joins the awards conversation every year with a star-studded SFFILM awards night.
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