“You are not prepared for the truth behind what you seek,” an ominous voice croaks in the first teaser for Disney’s adaptation of Artemis Fowl. Kenneth Branagh directs the big-screen version of the first two books in the young-adult series. Fowl, a 12-year-old crime whiz, kidnaps a fairy to hold
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Before his Campbell’s soup cans and celebrity silkscreens, the Chelsea Girls movie and Interview Magazine, Andy Warhol drew shoes for a living, and was good at it. The Carnegie grad moved to New York City in 1949 and found work as a commercial illustrator working in fashion and advertising. His
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The members of the British pop band the 1975 — Matthew Healy, Adam Hann, George Daniel and Ross MacDonald — are marooned in a house in the Hollywood Hills. MacDonald runs up a hill, a trainer behind him. “He’s made me run round this house six times,” he says, panting. In the
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The roar of the crowd when Brockhampton takes the stage is the kind of hair-raising, not entirely human sound you’d sooner expect to hear coming from the mouth of a dragon on Game of Thrones than from a room full of excited young hip-hop fans. Three thousand people have descended
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Rarely in the history of comics has there been a turnaround as abrupt and pronounced as that of “Nancy.” As of just a few months ago, no discerning critic paid the long-running comic strip any mind. Sure, the strips made back in the day by original creator Ernie Bushmiller were
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This story originally ran on December 15, 2010. It’s being republished today on the occasion of Bertolucci’s death.Italian director Bernardo Bertolucci, who died from cancer Monday at 77, was one of the most pivotal filmmakers of all time. Over the years he blended the experimentation of the French New Wave,
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This story originally ran on December 15, 2010. It’s being republished today on the occasion of Bertolucci’s death.
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It’s already a remarkable feat that Big Little Lies is returning to HBO for a another round of Monterey hijinks, given its inaugural season was based entirely on a standalone book with no sequel. But when Meryl Streep comes calling, you make it work, network executives! As such, a second
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