In the same scheme in which Jacques Audiard’s Palm d’Or-winning migrant drama Dheepan metamorphizes into a hazy and violent stupor in it’s the final m…
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In 2010, comic book movies were already big, but it would be two years before the first Avengers movie would hit theaters and they became an unstoppab…
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I told very few of my friends one of my darkest pop culture secrets: I still hadn’t seen the movie Cabaret. However, I discovered a way to more …
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She may play a mean girl on screen, but Kristine Froseth is anything but. She’s passionate, determined, and above all, fearless. Coming from a modelin…
Interview: Noah Centineo talks Self-Love and “Sierra Burgess Is a Loser”
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The Baker Brothers discuss family, the social complexities and 80’s influences in ‘Kin’
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It’s Time to Retire the Term “Chick Flick”
As women, we have been conditioned to embrace, but also be ashamed of the term “chick flick.” Films that are supposedly made specifically for the fema…