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Reviews
Steven Spielberg's invigorating chase thriller taps into the mania for alien conspiracy theory, but it never becomes a close encounter with wonder. It's closer to 'Alien Autopsy' with better lighting.
The Wayans brothers' horror-spoof franchise is now riding shotgun on the commercial power of the 'Scream' series. The sixth 'Scary Movie' has a few choice gags, but mostly it's so meta it's meh.
Nicholas Galitzine lends spark to a bloated Mattel nostalgia trip. It will raise chuckles from those with fond memories of He-Man, but after 140 minutes it feels time to put away childish things.
Experimental horror comes out of the margins in Kane Parsons' YouTube-gone-A24 head trip. Chiwetel Ejiofor plays a furniture-store owner in a film that turns memes into a moody freakout.
Guy Ritchie delivers a perfect origin story for Sherlock Holmes.
The 'Yellowstone' spinoff turns the Taylor Sheridan franchise into a workman-like CBS procedural.
The HBO series is a perversely hilarious spin on an erotic thriller.
Bruno Mars makes a leisure suit of a record, doubling down on Silk Sonic's hermetically sealed '70s revivalism.
Brent Faiyaz uncorks an instant-vintage serving of sultry R&B.
A$AP Rocky steps back into the arena, all the wiser, on his ambitious album.
Jefferson Mays shines as a funny and frothing Salieri in a gorgeously mounted, essential revival.
Carrie Coon's gutting performance elevates this horror thriller.
Only nominally related to the Blumhouse horror franchise, the haunted-house show ditches hidden cameras for live scares.
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Latine Immigrant Representation Drops to 23% Across Scripted TV: Industry ‘Cannot Rely on a Few Programs to Represent the Whole’
Tom Holland Speaks Out on AI and Why Artists Are ‘Safe’: ‘Creativity Has to Do With the Human Experience’
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Jamie Bell on 'Half Man,' Fatherhood and Wanting to Make a Tap-Dancing Movie After Fred Astaire Biopic Fell Apart
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Angelina Jolie on Her Kids 'Encouraging' Her to 'Get Out and Do Things': 'My Fighting Spirit Is Finally Back'
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Lil Nas X Opens Up About Bipolar Diagnosis and Improved Mental Health: ‘Black, Gay and Bipolar? I’m Living Life on Extreme Hard Mode…
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Harry Styles Trades Disco for Classical and Plays Some Deep Cuts (Plus Simon & Garfunkel) in Heavenly, Intimate Orchestra Show: Concert Review
How Did Rush Become the Hipster Band of 2026? A New Fan’s Appreciation of Their Triumphant Comeback at the Forum
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AEW Partners With ‘The Last Match: A Pro-Wrestling Rock Experience,’ Show to Debut in West End This Fall
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