History or Artistic License? The Crown Wants to Remind You ‘The Crown’ is Fiction
Should Netflix warn viewers their hit drama is only based on real events? The British government is asking producers of “The Crown” for a disclaimer.
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Carrie Brownstein to Direct Heart Biopic for Amazon
Amazon produces a rock and roll biopic with Heart: Ann and Nancy Wilson to tell their story in Carrie Brownstein’s directorial debut.
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Review: A Reboot that Gets It Right: How Peacock’s ‘Saved By the Bell’ Outclasses the Original
The ‘Saved by the Bell’ reboot earns an ‘A’ in cleverness and avoiding clichĂ©s.
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Clifford, the Big Red…Puppy? How the New Clifford Movie Teaser Gets it All Wrong
‘Clifford the Big Red Dog’ is here, and drawing near ‘Sonic the Hedgehog’ levels of ridicule and confusion.
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Grammys 2021: Who Was Nominated, Who Was Snubbed, and Who is Hosting?
Sweet surprises and salty snubs: the 63rd annual Grammy Award nominations honor Beyoncé and forget The Weeknd.
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They Could Be Contenders: Eligibility Changes for Oscars Expand Field of Potential Nominees
Who will win an Academy Award this year is not the story; the question of who is now eligible opens up a wider range of potential winners.
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Long Lines Tie Up Traffic as Tyler Perry Studios Attempts to Address Thanksgiving Need
Tyler Perry attempts to help out the hungry for the holidays, but the great need had traffic snarled for hours.
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Review – ‘Animaniacs’ Updates References for Modern Audiences, Retains Classic Wit
The ‘Animaniacs’ reboot retains much of the wit of the original while attempting (and partially succeeding) to stay relevant in 2020.
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Marvel Execs Tap ‘Bob’s Burgers’ Writing Team to Pen ‘Deadpool 3’ Script
‘Deadpool 3’ is a go, with the ‘Bob’s Burgers’ writing team putting the dirty words in Wade Wilson’s mouth.
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Review: The Wayward Sons Carry On (Sort of) in ‘Supernatural’ Series Finale
The end of an era: After 15 seasons, ‘Supernatural’ calls it quits with an emotional finale.
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- Why We Love Horror Comedies October 1, 2026After a little travel talk (someone's going to Europe!), Olivia and Shauna get ready for Spooky Season by talking about the marriage of their two favorite cinematic genres: comedy and horror. They go back to early comedy horror blends like Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein and other films that poke fun at horror films and […]
