It seems like forever since someone got an award for acting or directing a live-action short or narrating an audiobook. Why can’t there be an award for what happened last week? Like, did you even see Mamma Mia 2: Here We Go Again? Well, Vulture and truTV have seen Mamma
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If you’re still not over Crash winning an Oscar: Brokeback MountainThere’s little that Ang Lee’s acclaimed movie about two men who fall in love in the mountains of Wyoming does that isn’t excellent. With Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal as Ennis Del Mar and Jack Twist, two ranch hands who
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The reign of Lena Waithe continues! Per Variety, Waithe will executive produce a new HBO comedy series from podcaster-comedian Kid Fury. The half-hour show is described as “a surreal dark comedy that follows Greg, a 20-something sarcastic gay black man navigating adulthood and responsibility in New York City while struggling to
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All week long, Vulture is exploring the many ways true crime has become one of the most dominant genres in popular culture.It is a truth universally acknowledged, at least in the true-crime community, that Ted Bundy would be irritatingly pleased with all the attention he’s getting lately. Twenty-nine years have
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Cashing in on the royal fever undoubtedly brought forth by Meghan Markle and her wild family, MTV announced a new reality series called The Royal World to quench our thirst. Per Variety, the show will document “the exclusive, unfiltered lives of young royals and aristocrats,” and will likely feature nobility scattered
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All week long, Vulture is exploring the many ways true crime has become one of the most dominant genres in popular culture.
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All week long, Vulture is exploring the many ways true crime has become one of the most dominant genres in popular culture.While Serial famously inspired a wave of true-crime storytelling on podcasts, HBO’s The Jinx and Netflix’s Making a Murderer arguably made the boom real on television. Now, after three
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It’s hard to tell exactly why Comedy Central chose Bruce Willis for its latest roast. Glass — the third installment of the Unbreakable series — won’t be released until early 2019, his roles of late have been generally lackluster, and he’s not known as the type of guy who really
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