TV & Movies Features
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John Amos Was Solid as a Rock
From playing a TV dad in 'Good Times' to the stoic Kunta Kinte in 'Roots,' the actor elevated Black stories with the perfect blend of physicality, warmth, humor, and integrity
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Kris Kristofferson Was the Gravelly Voice of a Generation — and the Real Deal Onscreen
The late, great songwriter was just as compelling as a movie star as he was a musician, whether he was breaking hearts, killing vampires or just kicking ass
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Inside That Shocking ‘Industry’ Season Three Finale
Showrunners Konrad Kay and Mickey Down and actor Sagar Radia talk about Rishi’s tragic arc and how it’s changed the show forever
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‘The Ellen Show’ Staffers Say Ellen DeGeneres’ New Netflix Special ‘Missed the Mark’
Former employees of the daytime talk show say DeGeneres “continues to invalidate and deny” their experiences in her account of workplace controversies that unfolded there
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Remembering Maggie Smith: A Generation's Beloved and Terrifying Grandmother
Millennials best knew and loved Maggie Smith for the sharp-witted characters she played in the Harry Potter films, Hook, and Downton Abbey
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Kristen Bell and Adam Brody Will Do This Till Their Faces Fall Off
The 'Nobody Wants This' co-stars talk about their new rom-com series, their start on teen dramas, and the secret to making prickly characters likable
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Hollywood Courted and Spurned Demi Moore. She Brings It All Out in 'The Substance'
Yes, the star gives what's arguably the performance of her career — but she also carries a personal history that makes this body-horror thriller hit that much harder
- GIMME SOME MOORE
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The New ‘Matlock’ Is the Russian Doll of Reboots
CBS remake starring Kathy Bates flips the script on the original with an unassuming heroine who’s on an unexpected mission
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Natasha Rothwell Says She’s a ‘Swiss Army Knife’ Performer. ‘How to Die Alone’ Proves It
The actress talks about the origins of her new Hulu comedy, her long road to self-actualization in Hollywood, and the “joy” of Black travel
- Letting it fly
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Sister Act: Natasha Lyonne, Elizabeth Olsen, and Carrie Coon on 'His Three Daughters'
The trio talk about playing against type, the importance of the New York Times Spelling Bee, and bonding on the set of the best film of the year
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