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‘It Follows’ Review: Horror Film Scores Big on Originality
David Robert Mitchell’s sophomore film reinvents horror by eschewing the genre’s common tricks
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‘Seymour: An Introduction’ Review: Ethan Hawke Celebrates the Art of Teaching Music
Director Hawke finds a fascinating subject — and adopts an overly respectful approach — in his portrait of a charismatic retired concert pianist with a lifetime of stories
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‘The 100’s’ Lindsey Morgan Lands Lead in TV Movie ‘Casa Vita’ (Exclusive)
The CW actress will star opposite ABC Family’s “Baby Daddy” star Jean Luc Bilodeau on PixL feature
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‘Home Sweet Hell’ Review: Katherine Heigl and Patrick Wilson Demeaned by a Misogynist Comedy
An overly familiar premise takes a dark, degrading turn in a nasty, unfun film that’ll benefit neither Heigl nor Wilson’s careers
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How E! Failed Giuliana Rancic in ‘Fashion Police’-Zendaya Debacle: What You Didn’t See (Exclusive)
TheWrap has obtained the full scripted joke — edited before broadcast — which made insiders furious over why the cable network would allow its longtime star to take the fall
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’24’ Star Leslie Hope to Recur on CBS’s ‘Blue Bloods’ (Exclusive)
Actress also reprises her role as Lea Exley on the FX drama “Tyrant”
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Christina Aguilera, Matthew Rutler Ink First Look Deal With Lionsgate TV (Exclusive)
The engaged couple will develop and produce both scripted and unscripted projects with the studio
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Beyond ‘Homeland’ and ‘In Treatment’: Israeli Topics Ripe for American Adaptations (Guest Blog)
Aviva Kempner recommends reworking “Gett, the Trial of Vivian Amsalem” and documentary “Above and Beyond” for U.S. audiences
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‘Cougar Town’s’ Ian Gomez Joins ABC’s Marriage Comedy Pilot ‘The 46 Percenters’ (Exclusive)
He joins “The Office’s” Angela Kinsey on the show about couples who are bucking the divorce trend
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Discovery Uses Robotic Fish and Hidden Cameras on New Special ‘Dolphins: Spy in the Pod’ (Exclusive)
A co-production with BBC, the hourlong program comes from the team behind “Penguins: Waddle All The Way”
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‘House of Cards’ Season 3 Review: It’s the White House Not the Fun House
Netflix drama forces Frank and Claire Underwood to grow up on upcoming season
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‘The Hunting Ground’ Review: A Timely and Thorough Look at the College Rape Crisis
Kirby Dick’s follow-up to Oscar-nominated doc “The Invisible War” isn’t just a depress-a-thon, but also an inspiring chronicle of grassroots change
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‘The Odd Couple’ Review: Matthew Perry Comedy Premiere Doesn’t Close the Deal
CBS’s remake premiere episode is a solid reintroduction with few belly laughs
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‘Drunktown’s Finest’ Review: Native American Drama Touchingly Reveals the Struggles Behind the Stereotypes
Director Sydney Freeland offers a rare glimpse into life on a reservation while treating her characters like people, not sociological specimens
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‘The DUFF’ Review: Sweet, Hysterical Teen Comedy is This Decade’s ‘Mean Girls’
Mae Whitman reveals herself to be one of the funniest actresses of her generation in a spot-on and endlessly quotable take on teenage “dramz” in 2015
