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Steven Spielberg Cooks With Actors to Break the Ice: ‘Everybody Becomes So Real When They’re Covered in Flour’ | Video
“If people only knew how nervous I am and how stressed I get, they wouldn’t be so nervous in front of me,” the director adds
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Jennifer Lopez’s ‘Office Romance’ Tops Netflix Movie Charts With Nearly 21 Million Views in Opening Weekend
Michael Jackson docuseries “The Verdict” landed atop the TV list with 17.8 million views
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Sean Combs Accused of Sexually Assaulting Child Actor at Hollywood Networking Event in Civil Lawsuit
A spokesman for the disgraced hip-hop mogul calls the lawsuit’s claims “false and ridiculous”
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Netflix’s ‘Stranger Things: The First Shadow’ to Close on Broadway, West End
Nearly 1.6 million tickets have been sold across both productions, with over 1,500 performances
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How a Snooty Country Club Inspired Lee Sung Jin to Write the Wild Second Season of ‘Beef’
TheWrap magazine: “I thought, ‘What a great metaphor for society today.’ Because no matter how hard those employees work, they’ll never get to be members,” Lee says
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‘Morning Joe’ Accuses Trump of Trying to ‘Undermine American Democracy’ With Spencer Pratt Election Fraud Claims | Video
“This is such a corrosive lie,” co-host Willie Geist says
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‘The Madison’ Director/DP Christina Alexandra Voros on Shepherding a Tender Exploration of Grief | How She Did It
The first season of Taylor Sheridan’s emotional drama, starring Kurt Russell and Michelle Pfeiffer, takes a more contemplative approach
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‘The View’ Hosts Shame Trump for Sleeping at NBA Finals: ‘New Yorkers Are Taking Out 2nd Mortgages to Afford Tickets’
“Just fall asleep somewhere else!” Sunny Hostin says
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Natalie Portman Joins French Filmmakers in Open Letter Opposing Boycott of Israeli Director Nadav Lapid
Lapid was scheduled to sit on the jury of the Marseille International Film Festival this July but stepped down after facing opposition from pro-Palestinian filmmakers
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Paramount Aims to Produce 40 TV Shows by 2030
When combined with Warner Bros., that output is expected to increase to at least 170 shows
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Matthew Rhys on the Scariest Part of ‘The Beast in Me’ and Why He Had to Make ‘Widow’s Bay’
TheWrap magazine: “It’s not really a part I get to do,” the actor says of Nile Jarvis
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‘Whalefall’ Trailer: Austin Abrams Has to Escape a Whale’s Stomach in Gripping Real-Time Thriller
“I think the movie is 95% Austin Abrams just putting himself in really insane situations,” filmmaker Brian Duffield tells TheWrap
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‘Every Year After’ Review: Prime Video Romance Fans Deserve Better
After creative highs like “Heated Rivalry,” this 15-year-long romance feels like settling
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‘Disclosure Day’ Review: Steven Spielberg’s ‘X-Files’ Riff Wants to Believe a Little Too Much
Josh O’Connor and Emily Blunt star in a propulsive summer thrill ride with naive ideas about how conspiracies work in the 2020s
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New York Passes Legislation Requiring AI Disclosures in News Content
Backed by the Writers Guild of America, the NY FAIR News Act now heads to Gov. Kathy Hochul’s desk for signature














