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Tick, Tick…Oscar?
Lin-Manuel Miranda's "Tick, Tick...Boom" musical adaptation could make a splash in several Oscars categories, including Andrew Garfield for best actor.
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MoviePass Coming Back From the Dead? Co-Founder Eyes Relaunch
A year after the emcee's death, Alex Trebek's absence is felt as "Jeopardy" has fallen into doldrums of its own making.
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Box Office: ‘Clifford the Big Red Dog’ Collects $2.3 Million on Opening Day
Paramount’s family-friendly adventure “Clifford the Big Red Dog” pulled in a solid $2.3 million on its first day in theaters. The film, which is playing simultaneously in 3,407 North…
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‘Home Sweet Home Alone’ Review
The Disney Plus reboot offers little hilarity and more homesickness for the original holiday film.
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‘Dexter: New Blood’
Michael C. Hall and Jennifer Carpenter both deliver strong performances, but the revival can't overcome lingering disappointment.
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‘Taste the Nation’
In a set of four new "Taste the Nation" holiday specials, Padma Lakshmi further develops and hones her approach to the series' over-arching premise.
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‘Love Life’ Season 2
For season 2 of HBO Max's "Love Life," William Jackson Harper twists the rom-com hero into a more interesting shape.
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‘Colin in Black and White’
Netflix's "Colin in Black and White" focuses on future football pro Colin Kaepernick's racial awakening during his high school years.
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‘Clifford the Big Red Dog’
The scarlet PBS Kids mascot finally gets a really big "Clifford" movie in this winsome formula fable.
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‘Eternals’
The effects are beautiful, the interplay humane, but at heart it's a standard team superhero movie.
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‘Red Notice’
Dwayne Johnson, Ryan Reynolds and Gal Gadot play cops and crooks in this dumb-fun, elaborate Easter egg hunt.
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Critics Pick
‘Spencer’
The director of "Jackie" has made an enthralling drama of Diana's moment of truth and transition.
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ABBA’s ‘Voyage’
"Voyage," ABBA's first album in nearly 40 years, is so timelessly ABBA-esque that it could have come out any time in the past four decades.
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Ed Sheeran’s ‘=’
The stripped-back moments are just sincere enough to tug at your heartstrings, but he's upping the bangers, too.
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Coldplay’s ‘Music of the Spheres’
Coldplay comes close to jumping the shark with the celestial concept-album aspects of "Music of the Spheres," yet the pure pop songs work.
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James Blake’s ‘Friends That Break Your Heart’
Sonic adventurer and piano balladeer James Blake is more conventional and disruptive on "Friends That Break Your Heart," his strongest album yet.
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‘The Visitor’
In this world premiere by Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey at the Public Theater, the story centers the wrong character.
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‘Morning Sun’
Stunning performances humanize Simon Stephens' play "Morning Sun," an earnest if bland love letter to a fundamentally unremarkable woman.
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‘Pride and Prejudice (sort of*)’
"Pride and Prejudice (sort of*)" is a smart, riotously funny take on the 19th century's blueprint rom-com that incorporates karaoke tunes.
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‘Caroline, or Change’
Roundabout Theatre Company presents a timely revival of the musical by Tony Kushner and Jeanine Tesori.
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Cord-Cutting Q3: NFL to the Rescue
The return of pro football gives a welcome boost to total pay TV subscriptions, softening the deepening dip the industry has seen
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Dakota Johnson on Playing an Overwhelmed Mother in ‘The Lost Daughter’ and Potential for Oscar Nom
Dakota Johnson was caught off guard by the script for "The Lost Daughter": "I never read something so honest," she says. "At times, raw, almost to being uncomfortable but still so human."