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CAA, ICM Leaders on What’s Next
CAA and ICM leaders detail the reasoning behind the blockbuster acquisition deal that caught insiders at both agencies by surprise on Monday.
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Bruce Berman Steps Down as Village Roadshow Pictures CEO, Ending 24-Year Run
Bruce Berman is stepping down as chairman and CEO of Village Roadshow Pictures, the company behind such hits as “The Matrix,” “Joker,” and “Edge of Tomorrow.” He leaves after a 24-year run. “I…
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Spears’ Lawyer Slams Dad for Allegedly Bugging Her Home, Urges Court to Suspend Him
In light of allegations that Britney Spears was under surveillance with her conservators monitoring her phone and bugging her home, the pop star’s attorney has filed a supplemental motion to…
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Tonys: What You Didn’t See on TV
After nearly two years, the Tony Awards returned to honor Broadway's best. Here's everything you didn't see during the four-hour telecast.
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‘Alter Ego’
Fox's "Alter Ego" is a holographic pop-star "Idol" that falls flat.
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‘Our Kind of People’
Fox's "Our Kind of People," executive produced by Lee Daniels, explores the melodrama of the "Black elite" in Martha's Vineyard.
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‘NCIS Hawai’i’
"NCIS Hawai'i," starring Vanessa Lachey, brings an ever so slight twist to the typical CBS procedural formula.
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‘Midnight Mass’
Hamish Linklater and Zach Gilford star on the Netflix horror series, which has passion, but lacks the precision of past Mike Flanagan works.
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‘The Tragedy of Macbeth’
Joel Coen sets "Macbeth" in a ravishing old-movie world, as Denzel Washington and Frances McDormand take a desperate stab at power.
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‘The Many Saints of Newark’
David Chase's "Sopranos" prequel is a lively and convincing story, but it doesn't further explain how Tony Soprano became Tony Soprano.
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‘Cry Macho’
Clint Eastwood remains a filmmaker of ageless diverting classicism, but this old-cowboy-meets-troubled-teen road movie is a minor affair.
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‘The Eyes of Tammy Faye’
Andrew Garfield and Jessica Chastain bring us close to Jim and Tammy Faye, but the film's really about how Christianity turned into showbiz.
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Metallica’s ‘The Metallica Blacklist’
"The Metallica Blacklist" features 53 covers from artists as diverse as Miley Cyrus, Phoebe Bridgers, Jason Isbell, Dave Gahan and J Balvin.
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Yebba’s ‘Dawn’
Yebba is a world-class singer who's worked with Drake and Ed Sheeran and already won a Grammy — her debut album, "Dawn," was worth the wait.
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Drake’s ‘Certified Lover Boy’
Drake's "Certified Lover Boy" is a perfectly fine, if far from fat-free, album that's like a playlist of his most well-trod formulas.
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Kanye West’s ‘Donda’
Kanye West's fascinating "Donda" mixes holiness with old-school hubris over the course of nearly two hours and a 25+ all-star guest list.
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‘Operation Mincemeat’
"Operation Mincemeat" is the musical you didn't know you needed, until you see an expert cast telling this bonkers story with delicious precision.
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‘Pass Over’
Antoinette Nwandu's "Pass Over," a surreal, brainy and morbidly funny new play, marks the return of Broadway after the COVID-19 shutdown.
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‘Cinderella’
Oscar winner Emerald Fennell writes the book for Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Cinderella."
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‘Bagdad Cafe’
Emma Rice's play with music, based on the 1987 film "Bagdad Cafe," has theatricality but no drama.
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What the Boom in FAST Channels and Services Means
While the number of offerings is exploding, expect the current gold-rush phenomenon to end in the next year or two
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No Actors of Color Win Despite Record Nominee Lineup
The Primetime Emmy Awards were unable to capitalize on its historic and diverse nomination fields, with all major acting trophies going to white actors.