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Peacock Inks Licensing Deal with A+E Networks
Peacock already planned to offer as much as 15,000 hours of content, and the upcoming streaming service's offerings just got even bigger.
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TelevisionLong Episodes Are Making the 'Too Much TV' Era Even Worse — TV Podcast
Yes, there are too many shows, but those shows would be easier to appreciate without 90-minute episodes.
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Television'I Am Not Okay With This' Review: A Sharp Spin on the Typical Superpower Origin Story
Sophia Lillis anchors this Netflix series, one that wisely steers away from its sci-fi DNA to find the relatable human elements underneath.
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Film'Invisible Man' Male Director Asked Elisabeth Moss to Correct His Script, Ensure Female POV
"The Invisible Man" centers around a female abuse victim, so its male writer and director knew a woman's perspective was essential to pulling it off.
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Film‘DAU. Natasha’ Review: A Wild Filmmaking Experiment Is Now an Orwellian Tale of Sexual Assault
Berlin: Ilya Khrzhanovskiy's first film from his sprawling "DAU" experiment is thought-provoking and terrifying at once.
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FilmHarvey Weinstein's Future: What Happens After His Rape and Sexual Assault Convictions
The disgraced former movie mogul is now a convicted rapist, but his troubles are only beginning.
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Film'The Jesus Rolls' Review: John Turturro's 'Big Lebowski' Spin-Off Is a Breezy Sex Comedy with Balls to Spare
An orgasmic sex scene between Pete Davidson and Audrey Tautou is but one of many unexpected detours in this charming if retrograde lark.
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Film'Indiana Jones 5' Won't Be Directed by Steven Spielberg, but Could Wrangle James Mangold — Report
The long-gestating fifth film in the Harrison Ford-starring action-adventure series may have just whipped up an unexpected new helmer.
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Film'The Roads Not Taken' Review: Javier Bardem and Elle Fanning Struggle Through Sally Potter's Dementia Drama
Berlin 2020: Sally Potter re-teams with "Ginger & Rosa" star Elle Fanning for a heartfelt but moribund drama about what might have been.
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FilmLarge-Format Film to Thrive in 2020, Led by 'No Time to Die,' 'Tenet,' and 'Wonder Woman 1984'
Kodak renewed its commitment to film with the Hollywood studios, while leading the large-format charge this year with four high-profile releases.
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Television'Dawn': Ava DuVernay's ARRAY to Make Series Adaptation of Octavia Butler's Sci-fi Classic
The drama has received a script-to-series order with 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' alum, Victoria Mahoney, set to write and direct.
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FilmNeil deGrasse Tyson Tried to Call Out an Error in Denis Villeneuve's 'Arrival' and Failed
Villeneuve and his team went to painstaking lengths to ensure "Arrival" made as much scientific and logical sense as possible.
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Rare Albums by David Roback’s Band Opal to Be Reissued ‘Imminently’ (EXCLUSIVE)
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Song You Need to Know: Neil Young and Crazy Horse, ‘Campaigner’ Live in 1991
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Dove Cameron Joins ‘Breaking Bad’s RJ Mitte In ‘Issac’
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Riverdale Recap: R.I.P., Jughead?
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‘AHS’ Season 10 cast photos: Macaulay Culkin joins Sarah Paulson and more for ‘American Horror Story’ 2020
