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Welcome to On the Radar, your monthly reminder of what’s coming down the pike in the world of entertainment. We’ve got the latest TV shows, movies, books and more — all coming out in January. READ MORE: On the Radar: Our December entertainment picks Take a look and see what’s up this month. TV Power (Starz)Release
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The Trump administration has made no secret of its antipathy for immigrants, embodied by campaign-hyped plans for a border wall, an endless stream of dark anti-immigrant rhetoric, and ICE raids that swept up workers in factories and farms last year. But the Trump business empire has taken a completely different approach to immigration, hiring undocumented
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Big Tech has come under more scrutiny than ever in recent months—including from its own employees. But as workers from Silicon Valley’s biggest behemoths start speaking out against the practices of their employers, the companies are also starting to fight back. Just weeks after Google made headlines for allegedly retaliating against employees involved with union
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Us Weekly got rare details this week on how Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s son Archie’s first Christmas was with his parents in Canada…and how the seven-month-old’s personality is developing. He still seems pretty extroverted, and he got some great toys from his parents this year. “You can tell Archie’s going to be a confident
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It’s an exciting start to 2020 for actor Michelle Williams: the Golden Globe-winning star is pregnant and engaged to Hamilton director Thomas Kail, according to a report from People. The 39-year-old Williams, a four-time Oscar-nominated actor, was photographed by People holding hands and looking smitten with Kail, 42, a Tony award-winning director. The photo was captured
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Teenage activist and Time magazine Person of the Year Greta Thunberg has dedicated her life to fighting climate change, traversing the globe to raise awareness of the dangers posed by the rapidly-warming planet. But Thunberg is a busy person, and she knows that some things just aren’t worth the effort—like, for instance, having a one-on-one
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2019 was a tough year, and it seems even harder when you consider the celebrities we have lost in the last 12 months. From legendary actors like Doris Day and Carol Channing to young musicians who had so much left to give like Nipsey Hussle and Juice WRLD, there was a lot of sadness to
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The Barack Obama year-end list extravaganza continued (ended?) on Monday, as the former president tweeted his favorite songs of the year. In the previous two days, he’d posted his favorite books and movies, and we’re probably not getting a standalone TV list, since he already added a few shows to his movie list that he
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Stacy Spikes founded The Urbanworld Film Festival in 1997. The festival curates films representing the broadest lens of diversity across stories, characters, themes and cultures. Urbanworld is a five-day festival, anchored in film, showcasing narrative and documentary features, short films, spotlight screenings and conversations and live staged screenplay readings. Among the founding sponsors are HBO
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