Police Are Looking Into Sexual-Assault Allegations Against Asia Argento

California authorities are looking into the sexual-assault allegations recently made against actor and outspoken #MeToo advocate Asia Argento, the New York Times reports. In a Times report published Sunday, actor Jimmy Bennett said Argento paid him $380,000 after sexually assaulting him in a hotel room when he was 17. She

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Asia Argento Denies Sexual-Assault Allegation

On Sunday night, the New York Times reported that actress and #MeToo activist Asia Argento made a deal to pay $380,000 to a former co-star, Jimmy Bennett, who claimed she sexually assaulted him as a minor. In a statement released on Tuesday, Argento said she “strongly” denies and opposes the allegation.In the report, the Times wrote that that Argento

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Breaking Down the Biggest Scare in Down a Dark Hall

This year’s horror cinema has been a zombie-heavy slate, not to mention the inexplicable number of mutant Nazi movies coming in the back half of 2018. But amid all the flesh-eating is Down a Dark Hall, a good old-fashioned ghost story based on the novel of the same name by

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Breaking Bad’s David Costabile on His Big Return to Better Call Saul

Spoilers ahead for Better Call Saul season three.That Better Call Saul is one of the best dramas on TV has everything to do with how meticulously it’s crafted. Though the show is a prequel to Breaking Bad, the only references it makes to its progenitor are those that are strictly

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Willkommen! to Fräulein Diana Trout’s Big Cabaret Moment on Younger

There’s more to Diana Trout than just elegant put-downs and gigantic statement jewelry, namely her ability to put on one heck of show. In tonight’s episode of Younger, Empirical heads to the Frankfurt Book Fair, where Diana runs into her old frenemy Cheryl Sussman (Martha Plimpton) and the two reprise

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Macaulay Culkin Breaks Down the Brilliant Satire of Starship Troopers

In 1997, Starship Troopers marked the finale of the Triple Dutch, Paul Verhoeven’s trilogy of hyperviolent, satirical science-fiction flicks that began ten years prior with RoboCop and anchored in the middle by 1990’s Total Recall.A futuristic, big-budget bug-versus-military movie, Starship Troopers should’ve been a surefire hit, especially in a post–Independence

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HBO Wants More Random Acts of Flyness

More Random Acts of Flyness is in the works at HBO. The network announced today that it’s handed out a season-two renewal to the late-night series, which debuted its first season earlier this month. Created by artist and filmmaker Terence Nance, the half-hour show was given a six-episode series order

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Death, Grief, and Comedy With Adam Cayton-Holland

Adam Cayton-Holland has done stand-up on all the talk shows and appeared on numerous “Comics to Watch” lists, and he’s also got his own television comedy series about incompetent teachers: Those Who Can’t, which was truTV’s first scripted series. He created and stars in it with the rest of his

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