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  • Anna Kendrick on How She Pitched Herself as a Director for ‘Woman of the Hour’

    Anna Kendrick on How She Pitched Herself as a Director for ‘Woman of the Hour’

    The crime thriller, directed by Kendrick and written by Ian McDonald, is based on the true story of serial killer Rodney Alcala, portrayed by Daniel Zocatto, who appeared and won an episode of The Dating Game.


    Sarah Paulson Wants to Star in a Comedy, Maybe ‘Legally Blonde?’

    Sarah Paulson Wants to Star in a Comedy, Maybe ‘Legally Blonde?’

    Mindy Kaling and Dan Goor are writing a script for Legally Blonde 3, which would see Witherspoon reprise her role as Elle Woods.


    Kacey Musgraves Brings Bittersweetness and Balm to a Commanding Forum Show: Concert Review

    Kacey Musgraves Brings Bittersweetness and Balm to a Commanding Forum Show: Concert Review

    The Deeper Well tour starts out with its only special effect: At the end of “Cardinal,” the opening number, Musgraves climbs to the top of a semicircular globe that protrudes all night from the rear of the stage, lies down on it and proceed to levitate, limbs dangling.


    Bad Monkey (Season 1 Finale), Episode 10: Review, Recap & Ending Explained – Is Yancy able to catch Eve?

    Bad Monkey (Season 1 Finale), Episode 10: Review, Recap & Ending Explained – Is Yancy able to catch Eve?

    Neville decides to build a cabin on the same spot his grandfather had built (Egg had earlier destroyed the place on his boss’s command), using the money from selling Nick’s watch, and even pursues his relationship with Dawnie.


    Sally Field Shares “Horrific” Story of Illegal Abortion as Reason to Support Kamala Harris: “We Can’t Go Back”

    Sally Field Shares “Horrific” Story of Illegal Abortion as Reason to Support Kamala Harris: “We Can’t Go Back”

    “And it’s beyond, how you can go back to that and do that to our little girls and our young women, and not have respect and regard for their health and their own decisions about whether they feel they’re able to give birth to a child at that time.


    ‘Daytime Revolution’ Review: In a Fascinating Footnote From the John Lennon-Yoko Ono Annals, Hipster Activists Reach the Middle American Masses

    ‘Daytime Revolution’ Review: In a Fascinating Footnote From the John Lennon-Yoko Ono Annals, Hipster Activists Reach the Middle American Masses

    Then there are the less familiar faces, like biofeedback researcher Gary Schwarz, who hooks them all up to electrodes to measure their internal responses to music; avant-garde musician David Rosenboom; macrobiotic chef Hilary Redleaf, who leads a cooking demonstration making hijiki pockets; and folk singer/activists Nobuko Miyamoto and Chris Iijima, known as Yellow Pearl, whose lovely song about second-generation migrants “We Are the Children,” carries a message still relevant more than 50 years later.


    How to Watch All of the ‘Deadpool’ Movies in Order Online

    How to Watch All of the ‘Deadpool’ Movies in Order Online

    One of the best deals to stream the Deadpool movies is with the Disney Duo bundle, which comes with the commercial-supported versions of Hulu and Disney+ for $9.99 per month — that’s about a 40 percent savings compared to subscribing individually.


    Heartstopper (Season 3) Review, Recap & Ending Explained – Is Charlie healed of his mental health issues?

    Heartstopper (Season 3) Review, Recap & Ending Explained – Is Charlie healed of his mental health issues?

    He gets to know about updates in their lives via Tao’s – Darcy trying they/them pronouns, Imogen kissing her best friend while drunk, and Issac hating Charlie for the ending of “The Song of Achilles.”


    ‘McNeal’ Review: Robert Downey Jr.’s Broadway Debut Is Stale and Confounding

    ‘McNeal’ Review: Robert Downey Jr.’s Broadway Debut Is Stale and Confounding

    In a frenzy of an opening scene, Dr. Grewal’s concerns about Jacob’s hallucinations and improper use of medication fall on deaf ears as he grumbles, recalling being passed over for the Nobel in the past while griping about technological advances and other perceived personal injustices.


    James Dean Biopic in the Works Based on Memoir About Purported Gay Romance (Exclusive)

    James Dean Biopic in the Works Based on Memoir About Purported Gay Romance (Exclusive)

    Writer-director Guy Guido has acquired the rights to late author William Bast’s 2006 memoirSurviving James Dean and plans to film a biopic of the same name.


    Interview with ‘Eureka’ Director Lisandro Alonso

    Interview with ‘Eureka’ Director Lisandro Alonso

    Split into three seemingly disparate sections that connect occasionally through surreal flights, the film is an original, moody, and dense dissection of native lives and their representation across eras and geographies.


    ‘Notice to Quit’ Review: A New York City Broker at Wits’ End Unravels in Uneven Character Portrait

    ‘Notice to Quit’ Review: A New York City Broker at Wits’ End Unravels in Uneven Character Portrait

    In an on-the-nose touch, Andy has also spilled coffee on his shirt at the very start of his day — a detail that drives the point a little bit too hard, even as it sets up the way “Notice to Quit” will continually ask us to proffer its sad sack of an estranged dad a modicum of sympathy his actions may not wholly deserve.