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Remembering Sondra Lee: original Tiger Lily and Hello, Dolly! alum celebrated
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Sondra Lee obituary: Broadway’s original Tiger Lily and Hello, Dolly! alum remembered
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How NBCUniversal turned Milan Cortina into the most-watched U.S. Winter Games since 2014
NBCUniversal’s broad distribution, immersive production and Team USA’s on-snow success helped the Milan Cortina Winter Games reach strong linear and streaming audiences, while Peacock and partner networks prepare extensive Paralympic coverage
How Girls reshaped television comedy-drama and why it still resonates
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The Day She Returns review: Hong Sangsoo’s quiet study of repetition and renewal
A compact, probing film by Hong Sangsoo that uses interviews and rehearsal to examine creativity and authenticity in performance
Why Men with Brooms still matters amid the 2026 Winter Olympics
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Christian Petzold’s latest, Miroirs No. 3, is a Hitchcock-tinged psychodrama featuring Paula Beer; it debuted at Cannes Directors’ Fortnight and opens in the U.S. on March 20 with a Film at Lincoln Center retrospective and a director appearance.
Stephanie Piza debuts Piza with representation 2.0 for creators
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Radcliffe urges restraint: don’t keep asking new Harry Potter actors about the original trio
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Faraz Shariat’s Prosecution: a Berlinale courtroom thriller confronting right-wing networks
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rosebush pruning at the berlin film festival: aïnouz’s dark family satire
Karim Aïnouz brings a daring, satirical ensemble piece to the Berlin Film Festival, exploring privilege, family violence and uncomfortable humor through a luminous cast.
how stellan skarsgård turned a lifetime of roles into awards recognition
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good luck, have fun, don’t die: a stylized film about tech, time and survival
Gore Verbinski’s latest is a visually driven, darkly funny sci-fi that pairs Sam Rockwell’s manic energy with striking cinematography to probe our relationship with screens and surveillance.
crime 101 review: a neo-noir road through los angeles lives
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Isabel by Gabe Klinger: A Refreshing Perspective on the Midlife Crisis
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A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: Embracing Humor and Heart in a New Era of Westeros
Discover the Humor and Heart of Westeros in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Explore the enchanting world of Westeros through the lens of humor and deep storytelling in “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.” This captivating tale masterfully blends comedic elements with poignant narratives, inviting readers to experience the lighter side of a beloved fantasy realm. Join the adventure and uncover the unique charm that makes this story a must-read for fans of the genre.
Hidden Gem Animated Films That Deserve More Recognition
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