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Written by Samantha Phillips

The momentum for moviegoing is back

How Greta Gerwig’s Barbie Is The Hottest Thing This Summer

Pitt’s cold open was a sincere tribute to Dr. Fauci’s role on the coronavirus task force, mixed with a healthy dose of shade

In a world increasingly moving away from traditional TV formats, maybe this is the way the show should be.

In her Netflix special, the “Saturday Night Live” alum calls on twentysomethings to have more fun—for America’s sake

Will Ferrell dressed as a Native American for SNL’s Thanksgiving episode, and it gets worse.

In “Charlie’s Angels,” our Bella has finally become a swan. That doesn’t mean the film can escape some traps.

New “SNL” cast member Shane Gillis has a history of making racist, misogynistic, and bigoted commentary as part of his “comedy.” Andrew Yang gave a thoughtful reason why we should forgive him.

In her new audio-only musical fantasy series, out on Audible tomorrow, Kate McKinnon pokes fun at evil-queen tropes.