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The film’s head of makeup and hair lets us in on the Duke’s beard secrets.  By Gabriella Paiella October 20, 2021 Photos by Everett Collection, Getty Images; Collage by Gabe Conte When I entered the theater to see Denis Villeneuve’s film adaptation, I knew very little about Dune. I knew that it was based on
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Netflix posted sharply higher third-quarter earnings Tuesday thanks to a stronger slate of titles, including “Squid Game,” the dystopian survival drama from South Korea that the company says became its biggest-ever TV show. The company has ramped up production, rebounding from pandemic-induced delays in the first half of the year. It’s also looking beyond movies
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In the years since mercilessly skewering Lewinsky and Linda Tripp—a chapter revisited on Tuesday’s Impeachment—some comedians have expressed regret. Others have remained notably silent. By Julie Miller October 19, 2021 It is staggering to look back on the television jokes that targeted Monica Lewinsky in the late ’90s—a tasteless litany of punch lines targeting a
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Céline Dion is putting her upcoming Las Vegas residency on hold until further notice as she deals with “unforeseen” medical symptoms. The Quebec-born music star announced on her official Twitter account that she’s been experiencing “severe and persistent” muscle spasms that are keeping her from rehearsals, just weeks before the shows were set to begin.
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She also stands by everything she’s written in her memoir, explaining that it was important to her to write something “honest and radically transparent.” By Emily Kirkpatrick October 19, 2021 Katie Couric is standing by her memoir, even the more salacious and controversial parts that have already been leaked to the press, explaining that she
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We are exactly one month away before the premiere of Netflix’s live-action Cowboy Bebop. To celebrate, a “lost session” has been released to give us a look at John Cho (Spike), Mustafa Shakir (Jet), and Daniella Pineda (Faye) in action. According to Netflix, this session is, ” A standalone action-packed adventure with specially created footage that
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“F*ck off, indeed.” By The Editors of GQ October 18, 2021 Brian Cox in Succession.Courtesy of Macall Polay for HBO. Despite the influence he wields and the long shadow he casts, Logan Roy (the brilliant veteran Brian Cox) is often a man of as few words as possible. Whether talking to family, his wife, or his
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There were moments over the past 20 months when it felt like we might never be able to safely step foot inside a movie theater again. Near the start of the pandemic, Hollywood stars, like all nonessential workers, were sidelined, left to cheer on health care workers and ponder their own purpose in a changed
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Brian Cox and J. Smith Cameron—a.k.a. Logan Roy and Gerri—talk emotional backstories, ethical lines and next moves. By Joy Press October 17, 2021 Succession’s third season opens with the Roy family in shambolic disarray, joyfully described by Waystar-Royco’s CFO as “full Baskin Robbins 31 flavors of fuck.” The family business is in immense legal, financial
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Gotham City looks darker and wetter than ever.  By Jordan Hoffman October 17, 2021 Robert Pattinson’s version of the Caped Crusader swooped onto the internet on Saturday with a full trailer for next year’s The Batman. The 158-second video was the capstone to DC Entertainment’s “Fandome” pep rally. Helmed by Matt Reeves, director of Cloverfield,
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Whether fragile in the intimate “Insanity Was Throwing a Party” or more jovial in the swinging “Dear Facebook,” Neal Fox’s voice is always a focal point in his new album Unhinged, and it doesn’t take much more than a single sit down with this LP’s tracklist to understand what I’m talking about. Rather than trying
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The 88-year-old screen legend says he’s transitioning to writing, while his representatives walk back his remarks. By Jordan Hoffman October 16, 2021 After six decades in the business, Michael Caine has earned his retirement. Appearing on BBC Radio’s Kermode and Mayo’s Film Review programme, the actor said that his current film Best Sellers is likely
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Two new photo books, along with the city’s pandemic boom, remind us that there’s something particularly right now about Miami. By Jason Diamond October 15, 2021 Steven D Starr There’s this one shot in Haddon Hall, a new book of images from the photographer Naomi Harris, that I haven’t been able to stop thinking about.
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