“Mom! No, don’t!” Ivy Burns (Kathryn Newton) tells her mother Holly (Julia Roberts) when they pull up to their front door in Ben Is Back. The troubled Ben (Lucas Hedges) has returned to his family on Christmas Eve, out of the blue, and Holly rushes to embrace him. Not everyone
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The BTS American crossover is officially complete: After testing the waters with the Chainsmokers and Steve Aoki, the K-pop megastars have now cannonballed into the rap game with an assist from Nicki Minaj. She features on an alternate version of the boy band’s new single “Idol,” off their just-released album
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Devonté Hynes is a real life Renaissance man. He sings, writes, produces, directs, and plays at least half a dozen instruments. He’s an avid reader whose music brims with references to historical figures and allusions to modern art. There’s a palpable social justice undercurrent bubbling beneath the surface. Over the
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“We need to rip it up,” director Jon M. Chu thought a few weeks into production on Crazy Rich Asians. It was the night before they shot the second proposal scene, when the dashing, slightly naïve Nicholas Young (Henry Golding) makes a Big Sweeping Gesture to his girlfriend Rachel Chu
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What better excuse to get the whole gang back together again than the end of the world? According to Variety, Connie Britton and Dylan McDermott, the stars of the first season of American Horror Story, will return for the show’s latest edition. While it’s exciting to hear the leads of
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The Man in the High Castle started out with a surreal, alternate-reality vision of a fascist America that lost World War II; now, the alternate-reality counterculture has started to arrive. In the show’s third season, Juliana Crain (Alexa Davalos) starts to disseminate the videos that depict our own reality, sparking
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Catastrophe’s Sharon Horgan has a new comedy series in the works. Deadline reports that Amazon has given a script-to-series commitment to a show co-created by Horgan and Why Him? writers John Hamburg and Ian Helfer, which would star Horgan alongside Billy Magnussen, who also starred alongside Horgan in Game Night.
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We’re sure by the end of The Land of Steady Habits, Ben Mendelsohn’s self-destructive dad will work through the existential despair that made him quit his job, leave his wife (Edie Falco), and befriend a teen boy struggling with drug addiction, played by Charlie Tahan, “sending him down a path
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