Nicole Kidman will star opposite Charlize Theron in Annapurna’s Roger Ailes movie dramatizing the former Fox News chairman’s downfall. Per Variety, Kidman will play Fox & Friends host Gretchen Carlson, who filed a sexual-harassment lawsuit against Ailes, which began his career’s unraveling. Theron will produce and star as Megyn Kelly
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This interview originally ran during the Sundance Film Festival.Chloë Grace Moretz and Sasha Lane spent a lot of time together in the middle of nowhere in upstate New York during the production of Desiree Akhavan’s The Miseducation of Cameron Post. So it’s pretty lucky that they happen to share, in
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Five years ago, Bobby McCoy’s Cool Ass Dank Ass Shit would’ve been unwatchable. Not because the alt-comedy climate has changed since then, but because the idea of a three-paned display anchored by a cell-phone screen wouldn’t have been created in the first place.Back in 2013, we still consumed most traditional
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Monty Python is the gift that keeps on giving. Troupe member Michael Palin has given his private archive to the British Library in London, and it contains several cut and never-before-seen scenes from 1975’s Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Palin spoke with the Times of London about the scripts,
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About halfway through The Miseducation of Cameron Post, the title character’s peers at a gay-conversion camp start to lose their patience with her. “Your silence feels aggressive and judgmental, and it makes this place not safe,” says choirgirl Beth (Melanie Ehrlich). It’s obviously not her silence Beth objects to so
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This post originally ran after the release of The Mummy. Because Tom Cruise has continued to be a nice guy, we have updated this post to include three more unsettlingly nice stories.First things first: We get it. There’s an awful lot of unsettling Scientology stuff (a whole lot of stuff
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In his ongoing, disastrous quest of “healing the divide” in our country, this week’s Who Is America? episode finds Sacha Baron Cohen’s Dr. Nira Cain-N’Degeocello character traveling to Atlanta to engage in a rap battle with local legend Ness Lee. Despite Dr. Nira insisting on snowflake levels of political correctness
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Kayla Day desperately wants to be cool. She makes YouTube videos about “putting yourself out there,” and charts game plans for attracting new friends. Eighth Grade, directed by Bo Burnham, fixes its camera on Kayla in her coolest and most self-conscious moments, giving us a movie our inner tween can
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