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COVER STORY | Penélope Cruz talks "Parallel Mothers" and collaborating with Pedro Almodóvar: "He cannot lie to me, and I'm the same way with him."
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‘The Crown’ Casts Its Prince William: Dominic West’s Son Senan West to Play Royal Heir (EXCLUSIVE)
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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Jane Campion Will Never Direct a Superhero Movie: ‘I Hate Them’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Welcome to this week’s “Just for Variety.” Jane Campion is not a fan of superhero movies. “I hate them,” the Oscar winner told me at the AFI Fest screening of her new drama, “The Power of the…
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How Mckenna Grace Went From a ‘Gifted’ Child Star to the Next ‘Ghostbuster’
"Ghostbusters: Afterlife" star Mckenna Grace talks about launching her acting career at 4 and being a "badass" with a proton pack.
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‘The Wheel of Time’
Amazon Prime Video's new series, starring Rosamund Pike in a cryptic role, suffers from too much story, told too hurriedly.
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‘The Sex Lives of College Girls’
"Sex Lives of College Girls," Mindy Kaling's new HBO Max comedy, proves that not all teen shows have to be set in high school to work.
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‘Yellowjackets’
Showtime's "Yellowjackets," starring Christina Ricci and Juliette Lewis among others, is a pitch-black, haunting survival drama
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‘Mayor of Kingstown’
Jeremy Renner stars in Paramount Plus' new drama about a miserable prison town in a show that suffers in comparison to "Mare of Easttown."
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‘Licorice Pizza’
Terrific performances from Alana Haim and Cooper Hoffman propel Paul Thomas Anderson's most endearing movie yet, set in early-'70s SoCal.
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‘Encanto’
Disney's latest lush and lovely animated fairy tale is fueled by a tasty batch of songs by Lin-Manuel Miranda.
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‘Tick, Tick … Boom!’
Andrew Garfield captures the angst that tortured "Rent" composer Jonathan Larson, who died before his revolutionary show hit Broadway.
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‘Belfast’
Kenneth Branagh returns to his roots with this wee memoir, which borrows perhaps a bit too much from Alfonso Cuarón's coming-of-age movie.
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Adele's '30'
Adele offers her most harrowing, unflinching songs yet on "30," but she's having more fun than ever before on some of the tracks, too.
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‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’
An assessment of all nine of the "Red (Taylor's Version)" "vault" numbers, including a 10-minute "All Too Well" that was worth the wait.
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‘Evening With Silk Sonic’
Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak's "Evening With Silk Sonic" elevates the throwback song to a whole new level.
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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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‘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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VIDEO: Global Supply Chain Crisis Ripples Through Media and Tech
Just when companies thought they were out of the woods, a kink in the economic pipeline throws a wrench into their recovery
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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."