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Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes Doc Hits Theaters in October From A24 — Watch the Trailer Now
“You Can See Everything,” directed by Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, is Sunday’s secret screening at Telluride
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Nicolas Cage on ‘Spider-Noir’ Cancellation: ‘One Season Is Perfect’
The Prime Video series star says he “said what he wanted to”
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‘Widow’s Bay,’ ‘DTF St. Louis’ Lead Creative Arts Emmys Night 2
“Spider-Noir,” “The Pitt” and “Pluribus” had strong showings ahead of the primetime awards ceremony
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Alex Witt Signs Off as MS Now Anchor After 27 Years: ‘It Has Been Such a Privilege to Earn Your Trust’
She ranks as the longest-tenured anchor in the broadcaster’s history
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Gaza in Venice: ‘Citizen Osama’ is Piece of a Puzzle, But Never the Whole Picture
Venice Film Festival: “Citizen Osama,” playing out of competition offers glimpses of suffering but leaves out context
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Brendan Carr Is ‘Looking at a Lot of Actions’ to Answer Trump’s Call for FCC ‘Punishment’ of Kristen Welker
FCC chairman Brendan Carr says the president’s concerns are “over the target”
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7 Perfect YA Shows to Watch While Waiting on ‘Sterling Point’ Season 2
From “The O.C.” and “Gilmore Girls” to “Looking for Alaska”
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Barbara Eden Says ‘I’m Okay!’ After Dropping Out of Film Festival at Last Minute: ‘Not Suffering From an Illness’
The 95-year-old star had been slated to receive an award at Cinecon Classic Film Festival
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Macklemore Calls for ‘Free Palestine’ Onstage, Israeli-American Council Petitions for His Removal From Ed Sheeran Tour
The rapper has often used his performances to voice his support for Palestine
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‘Hombre al Agua’ Review: Gael Garcia Bernal Whips Up Some Messy Good Fun
Venice Film Festival: The actor-turned-director has created a fantasia that mixes melodrama, satire and social commentary
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Susan Sarandon Says She’s Lost Roles Over Palestine Support: ‘There Are Agencies That Are Telling People Not to Hire Me’
The star speaks at Venice Film Festival regarding attitudes about Israel in Hollywood
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‘Spider-Man’ Takes Sixth No. 1 as Summer Box Office As It Crosses $2.4 Billion
2026 is challenging the record for the highest grossing summer at the U.S. box office before inflation adjustment
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‘Possible Love’ Review: Korean Drama Accumulates Power for Almost Three Hours
Venice Film Festival: Lee Chang-dong’s first movie since “Burning” is a slow-burn story about trauma, loss and class conflict
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Julianne Moore Knocks Your Socks Off in Telluride Premiere ‘The Debut’
Telluride Film Festival: Jesse Eisenberg says the film about community theater is autobiographical, drawing from his early experiences on the stage
