Bill Maher Imagines Other Botched Movie Quotes Joe Biden Could Use to Insult People
Gag follows up on former vice president’s ”lying, dog-faced pony soldier“ crack
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‘Network’ Broadway Review: Bryan Cranston Conjures a Burnt-Out Bill O’Reilly
Director Ivo van Hove’s kinetic, immersive production dominates until Paddy Chayevsky’s moralizing takes over in the show’s second half
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Tatiana Maslany to Make Broadway Debut Opposite Bryan Cranston in ‘Network’
Emmy-winning ”Orphan Black“ actress to play role Faye Dunaway made famous in 1976 film
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Bryan Cranston to Return to Broadway This Fall in ‘Network’ as Mad-as-Hell Howard Beale
Director Ivo van Hove’s stage adaptation of the 1976 movie won multiple Olivier Awards in a London run earlier this year
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30th Anniversary of ‘Broadcast News': 10 Journalism Movies You Should Rewatch (PHOTOS)
Which movies about the fourth estate deserve another viewing?
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10 Journalism Movies To Share the ‘Spotlight’ With
From odes to investigative reporting to biting satires of mass media, journalism and the movies have a long history together
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‘Tomorrowland’ Review: George Clooney’s Dystopian Drama, Like Disneyland, Is Exhausting Fun
Clooney and Britt Robertson star in the film that mimics a roller coaster ride by making us wait far too long for too little payoff
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‘Captain America: The Winter Soldier’ Review: Superheroic, Yes, But Smart and Subversive Too (Video)
A hero who’s literally wrapped in the flag must come to terms with the Age of the NSA, in a film that asks some big questions in between stirring fight scenes
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‘Rocky’ Theater Review: Sylvester Stallone’s Boxer Comes Out Swinging and Singing
The problem with the ”Rocky“ musical is that Stallone’s script was pretty sodden even back in 1976
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Tops on TheWrap This Week: ‘Olympus’ Surprise, ‘Breaking Bad’ Theft, and Jon Hamm’s Junk
Gerard Butler's "Olympus Has Fallen" surprised at the box office last weekend, Bryan Cranston's "Breaking Bad" script was stolen, a "Pretty Little Liars" spinoff was greenlit and Jon Hamm demanded privacy for his privates
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Why Broadcast Networks Killed the Miniseries
Changing sales priorities, plus a crowded field of viewing options and some serious big-screen competition have all played a role
