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Apple’s ‘Bad Blood’
Apple has landed Adam McKay's next movie "Bad Blood," which will star Jennifer Lawrence as Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes.
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Kyle Richards to Reprise Role in ‘Halloween Ends’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Kyle Richards is reprising her original “Halloween” role once again in “Halloween Ends,” the final installment in David Gordon Green’s new trilogy of films in the iconic horror series…
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Sidney Poitier’s Life Story Inspires Broadway Play (EXCLUSIVE)
Few stars shone as brightly as Sidney Poitier. In films like “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner” and “In the Heat of the Night,” Poitier turned in powerful performances that electrified audiences…
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‘Being the Ricardos’ Review
Nicole Kidman and Javier Bardem play Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz to wry perfection in Aaron Sorkin's domestic showbiz rouser "Being the Ricardos."
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‘Harlem’
The new Amazon Prime Video series from "Girls Trip" creator Tracy Oliver, starring Meagan Good, flies by in no time at all.
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‘Annie Live!’
Celina Smith stars as Annie in the NBC special, a spirited, likable reprieve from hard times.
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‘Santa Inc.’
Seth Rogen and Sarah Silverman star in HBO Max's animated series, which delivers calculated raunchiness.
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‘Coming Out Colton’
Netflix's reality show "Coming Out Colton" sidesteps "Bachelor" star Colton Underwood's real story.
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‘West Side Story’
Steven Spielberg makes the 1957 musical his own and stays true to what generations have loved about it. But he can't solve its last-act problems.
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Critics Pick
‘Nightmare Alley’
Guillermo del Toro assembles a dream ensemble for a tip-top sideshow attraction, including Cate Blanchett as an icy femme fatale.
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Critics Pick
‘The Beatles: Get Back’
A heady expansion of the "Get Back" footage becomes a momentous diary of the group's greatness.
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‘The Hand of God’
Paolo Sorrentino depicts his defining teenage moment in Naples in 1984, but with a tone that's less Fellini than flip.
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Adele's '30'
Adele offers her most harrowing, unflinching songs yet on "30," but she's having more fun than ever before on some of the tracks, too.
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‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’
An assessment of all nine of the "Red (Taylor's Version)" "vault" numbers, including a 10-minute "All Too Well" that was worth the wait.
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‘Evening With Silk Sonic’
Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak's "Evening With Silk Sonic" elevates the throwback song to a whole new level.
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ABBA’s ‘Voyage’
"Voyage," ABBA's first album in nearly 40 years, is so timelessly ABBA-esque that it could have come out any time in the past four decades.
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‘The Visitor’
In this world premiere by Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey at the Public Theater, the story centers the wrong character.
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‘Morning Sun’
Stunning performances humanize Simon Stephens' play "Morning Sun," an earnest if bland love letter to a fundamentally unremarkable woman.
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‘Pride and Prejudice (sort of*)’
"Pride and Prejudice (sort of*)" is a smart, riotously funny take on the 19th century's blueprint rom-com that incorporates karaoke tunes.
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‘Caroline, or Change’
Roundabout Theatre Company presents a timely revival of the musical by Tony Kushner and Jeanine Tesori.
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Hey Academy, ‘Don’t Look Up’: Leonardo DiCaprio and Ariana Grande Are About to Crash Awards Season
Netflix's last awards season hopeful, "Don't Look Up," drops Leonardo DiCaprio, Meryl Streep and Ariana Grande into the Oscar race.