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It’s date night on a tense, funny, midseason Slow Horses
It’s been three episodes since we checked in on Slow Horses’ deliberately dreary season premiere, and things have gotten a bit less drab—if not any easier on River.
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R.I.P. Eva Marie Saint, actor in On The Waterfront and North by Northwest
Eva Marie Saint, the star of films like On The Waterfront and North By Northwest, dies at 102.
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Jessica Chastain "felt responsible to a lot of people" after The Savant delay
The actor felt obligated to "go on record" and say that the show's postponement was a "mistake."
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Workers behind Dungeons & Dragons vote to unionize
Dungeons & Dragons and Magic: The Gathering teams are asking the public to sign their petition and support their union.
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Skeet Ulrich says Melissa Barrera's Scream firing halted Billy's 3-film arc
"Without Melissa Barrera and Sam Loomis, there's no Billy Loomis," he said.
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Aaron Sorkin explains the "polish" he's added for A Few Good Men's return to Broadway
Also, Bradley Whitford says returning to the show has given him nightmares.
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Small Prophets blends magic and the mundane for more unhurried comic delights from the creator of Detectorists
Office alum Mackenzie Crook avoids cheap whimsy or twee with Small Prophets' fantasy, keeping the tone as matter-of-fact as the rest of his low-stakes comedy
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Rogue One actor lost Andor role for refusing to cut "unrealistic" dreadlocks
Star Wars actor Jordan Stephens says the "cognitive dissonance" of his hair being deemed too outlandish for a world with "space slugs" and "swords made of light" caused him to drop out.
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What to watch on Hulu: The best shows streaming right now
The best shows on Hulu feature handmaids, a pair of Soviet spies, and a group of Indigenous teens from Oklahoma.
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Lucy Hale is Scarlett Holmes in new series for Roku
Roku has announced Scarlett Holmes, a new romantic-mystery series starring Lucy Hale as a "modern descendant" of the world-famous detective.
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Jessica Chastain is a gun-wielding country music star in Heartland trailer
The movie arrives on Netflix on November 13.
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Sebastian Stan and Renate Reinsve play persecuted parents in provocative Palme winner Fjord
Cristian Mungiu tackles another hot-button issue with Fjord, which takes on the nanny state and its effect on non-conforming families.
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That's all, folks—Skydance immediately hints at layoffs
Following the final approval of the Warner Bros.-Paramount merger, CEO David Ellison promises "difficult decisions that affect our workforce."
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James Corden and Ruth Jones will reunite for The Choir
The Gavin & Stacey co-stars will appear together in a new Apple TV series.
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Rose Byrne wields a blunt object in trailer for Peacock's The Good Daughter
Meghann Fahy co-stars in the crime thriller, which bears a bit of a resemblance to Sharp Objects.
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Paramount, Steven Spielberg planning new, Peter Cullen-less Transformers movie
Paramount Pictures and Hasbro are reportedly streamlining efforts to bring a new Transformers movie to theaters.
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Sex, sound, and magic collide in the surreal psychodrama The Shout
A magical killer shout and a mysteriously sexy stranger - what more can you ask for from a movie? This month's Criterion column covers The Shout
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The Emmys will move to Prime Video
As broadcast television continues its path to relative obsolescence à la the telgraph, the Television Academy has signed an exclusive six-year deal with Prime Video to stream the Emmys on the platform from 2027 to 2032.
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Jon Stewart confronts AI's cuddly little avatar of destruction
The Daily Show host confronted the myth of self-regulated AI, and its adorably terrifying new mascot.
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Frank Grillo chided by James Gunn as Adria Arjona Wonder Woman rumors continue
Despite Man Of Tomorrow director James Gunn's best efforts to keep a lid on the truth of Arjona's role, it seems the guileless social media presence of actor Frank Grillo has thrown a Beppo wrench in the super-works.
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Televangelist and convicted fraudster Jim Bakker dies at 86
The disgraced television preacher was portrayed by Andrew Garfield in the 2021 biopic The Eyes Of Tammy Faye.
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Dive into an exclusive look at Netflix's Josh Hartnett-led supernatural thriller Below
Journey to the Canadian province of Newfoundland And Labrador with creator Jesse McKeown and producer Jessica Rhoades as they discuss melding folklore and history with present-day reality (and a sea creature) in their new miniseries.
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Tom Cruise forgot how to be a movie star
The once undisputed king of the box office, Tom Cruise has lost his Midas touch on and off-screen around Digger.
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AI has come for comics on stage and in The New Yorker
As one comedian discovers an AI-generated woman stealing his jokes, a slew of New Yorker cartoonists are having their signatures added to slop.
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David Zaslav bids farewell to industry he helped destroy
In a video address to employees on the eve of the Paramount takeover, David Zaslav says it’s been an "honor" to oversee so many HBO name changes.
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Letterboxd users attempt to pool money to buy platform
The site dedicated to film fans of all kinds is still up for sale.
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Great Job, Internet!: Wedding Crashing DVDs are uncorking all over Little Free Libraries
The Minneapolis suburbs are facing an outbreak of Vince Vaughn in their tiny, community-operated book depositories.
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Imperfect Women will be down an imperfect woman for season 2
Kerry Washington will return for a brand-new story.
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What to watch on Netflix: The best TV shows streaming right now
The best shows on Netflix feature an anthropomorphic horse, the British royal family, and a gang of ‘80s teens
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Get ready for more Vikings in our first look at Bloodaxe
The upcoming Prime Video series comes from Vikings creator Michael Hirst.
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Eternally Yours asks: What if Ghosts, but vampires?
A lighter, brighter "network sitcom" sensibility portends to set Eternally Yours apart from other vampire comedies.
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The Batman: Part II is "temporarily" on pause
Director Matt Reeves has stepped away from filming The Batman: Part II to tend to a personal matter.
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Sicario 3 is getting the gang back together
Franchise stars Emily Blunt, Benicio Del Toro, and Josh Brolin will reportedly reprise their roles.
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Ryan Murphy pushes back against the "camp" label
"[C]amp is a lack of awareness," says the American Horror Story creator. "My work has awareness."
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The best Netflix original movies
The best movies on Netflix include everything from Oscar nominees to buzzy international dramas and everything in between.
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Alejandro G. Iñàrritu expected and prefers Digger's negative reception
Director Alejandro G. I Iñárritu claims to appreciate the debate over whether Digger is good or not, preferring that to "the lukewarm reception."
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The trippy Mononoke trilogy is some of the most adventurous filmmaking Netflix has ever platformed
A feminist, period-piece crime anime unfolds over three overwhelmingly psychedelic parts in Netflix's Mononoke The Movie.
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R.I.P. In Living Color's Reggie McFadden
The comedian and actor also appeared on Curb Your Enthusiasm and Martin.
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Alfie Allen is a villainous tech billionaire in The Institute season 2 trailer
The Game Of Thrones alum joins the new season, premiering on November 8 on MGM+.
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The Daily Wire's new ICE propaganda film temporarily shut down in Montana
Pawn Shop, which takes ICE's side in the Renée Good killing, is accused of unsafe conditions and disrupting a local food bank.
