A number of prominent #MeToo advocates, including Rose McGowan, Terry Crews, and Mira Sorvino, have published an open letter in the L.A. Times defending Asia Argento after trolls attacked her in the wake of boyfriend Anthony Bourdain’s death.“One of the most vocal and unwavering figures in the #MeToo movement has
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There’s a fair chance we’re going to witness Brett “Man Who Sliced His Thumb Off at the Barbecue But Insists He’s Fine” Kavanaugh join the Supreme Court as its resident young person by the year’s end. For Stephen Colbert — and uh, women — that’s unacceptable. You see, Kavanaugh is
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Oh, so Netflix’s Set It Up has you yearning for a rom-com renaissance. Well, it’s here, bambino, as evidenced by the arrival of Little Italy. Starring the exceedingly Italian Emma Roberts and Hayden Christensen, the movie follows the story of a man and woman who fall in love despite that
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The latest casting news for Disney’s Frozen sequel will melt your heart, and then freeze it again in a raw show of supernatural power only true sisterhood can control. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Evan Rachel Wood and Sterling K. Brown are in talks for two unspecified roles in the
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Can you believe it? We’re already at the halfway point of the season! I’d like to issue this special, apologetic shoutout to Great Britain before we dive into the Pie Week cooling on the windowsill: While our Special Relationship takes a hit in London thanks to a certain human-sized small
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Following allegations of abusive behavior made against Chris Hardwick by his ex-girlfriend Chloe Dykstra, AMC launched an internal appraisal of their relationship with the long-standing host. As part of the network’s evaluation, actress Yvette Nicole Brown stepped in to cover Hardwick’s traditional duties at San Diego Comic-Con, hosting both this
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The new film Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot is based on the life of cartoonist John Callahan. Played here by Joaquin Phoenix, Callahan was a lifelong hard drinker living in Los Angeles who, after a terrible car accident, was left paralyzed and in a wheelchair. In the
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In news as unsurprising as Tan suggesting someone try a French tuck, Queer Eye is coming back for a third season. Netflix announced the news a day after the show received four Emmy nominations for Outstanding Structured Reality Program, Casting, Picture Editing, and Cinematography. In its next season, which is
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