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Enough With the Dylan-Splaining: ‘A Complete Unknown’ Isn’t a Documentary! (Guest Column)
The creative liberties taken by the Bob Dylan biopic are short-circuiting its target audience.
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Jonathan Majors Is a “Famous Monster” — and Signing Autographs at $140 a Pop
Cast out of Hollywood's A-list following a domestic assault conviction, the 'Creed III' and 'Lovecraft Country' actor will be manning a booth at a monster-movie convention in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, this coming weekend.
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TV on the Radio’s Tunde Adebimpe on Stealing Scenes in ‘Twisters’ — and Getting Back to the Recording Booth
The rocker and occasional actor, who gets the blockbuster's biggest laugh, teases his first solo album and the band's possible return. "Let it be known! We’ll play the Sphere!" he jokes.
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Israeli Film Festival Director: “How Do We Celebrate When So Many Are Suffering?”
Kicking off June 4, the 12th Annual Israel Film Center Festival is well timed for maximum controversy, but its organizer is prepared: "We always have good security and we have our ear to the ground."
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Pro-Israel ‘Zone of Interest’ Producer Len Blavatnik Did Not Sign Off on Jonathan Glazer’s Oscars Statement (Exclusive)
"He didn't clear the speech," says a spokesperson for the billionaire, who stood behind the director on stage as he made his controversial comments.
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Woody Allen’s 50th Film, ‘Coup de Chance,’ to Be Released in U.S. by MPI Media Group (Exclusive)
The controversial 88-year-old director's well-reviewed French-language thriller will come out in North American theaters April 5 and on streaming platforms a week later. Lately, it has been viewed via illicit links and underground screenings.
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Woody Allen’s ‘Coup de Chance’ Is the Hottest Ticket in Town, if You Can Find It
Underground screenings and a ‘samizdat’ link of the scandal-plagued director’s latest — and perhaps last — film are lighting up cinephile circles.
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Dave Chappelle, Live Goat Surprise Audience at Kevin Hart-Chris Rock Show in NYC
The controversial comedian appeared as the surprise opener during the superstar double bill at Madison Square Garden on Saturday, discussing his Hollywood Bowl attack amid the night's several Will Smith references.
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