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Alexandre SchneiderGetty Images Wonder Woman is coming to the 1980s. In the trailer for Wonder Woman 1984, which Warner Bros. released today, Diana Prince (Gal Gadot) is in the era of chunky jewelry, big hair, lots of hairspray, and the Cold War. Does this mean that Wonder Woman’s biggest foe is someone from the Soviet
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[embedded content] It’s here! It’s here! The first official trailer for one of (if not the) most anticipated movies of 2020: Wonder Woman 1984. And it’s…amazing. The trailer was premiered to an insanely excited live crowd at CCXP in Brazil, with Patty Jenkins and Gal Gadot on hand to give the Brazillian fans the first
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We’re not even through the Holidays but that doesn’t mean next summer’s movies shouldn’t start their marketing. Ryan Reynolds, still in the midst of his successful and snarkily self-aware Deadpool series, is hoping to delight crowds with more meta humor in Free Guy. The trailer is a little confusing at first, but by the end
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Remember when Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and other leaders were caught on camera apparently making candid comments about U.S. President Donald Trump during a NATO event at Buckingham Palace? Saturday Night Live certainly does.  “Some dismissed it as petty high school gossip but you should’ve seen what happened in the NATO cafeteria,” says a
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Back in November, Keith Urban released his first-ever Christmas song, I’ll Be Your Santa Tonight, and now, the surprise track has its own music video. The four minute, 20 second tune is a Christmas-themed love song, featuring lyrics written about spending the holidays with a loved one. The country icon released the accompanying music video on
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Disney will soon offer Star Wars the chance to experience a galaxy far, far way. That’s right. In 2021, Orlando, Florida’s Walt Disney World will open the doors to its newly-announced Star Wars-themed hotel, the Galactic Starcruiser. Plans for the upcoming “all-immersive” Star Wars vacation experience were unveiled on Tuesday evening, through Disney World’s official website. The
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Every year, École Polytechnique reminds us of the continued reality of gendered violence (Photo: Getty) *Trigger warning* This article contains references to physical assault and murder that may be triggering to survivors of gender-based violence. On the 30th anniversary of the École Polytechnique shooting, I find myself wondering where the 14 women might be now
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Jeff Kravitz/AMA2019Getty Images Camila Cabello’s Romance album comes to its conclusion with its second to last track, “Used to This,” a song that is very clearly about Cabello’s real-life romance with Shawn Mendes and her feelings about him as their relationship blossomed these past couple months. Cabello played the song ahead of its release for
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After teasing loyal fans about it since the summer, Jack Black and Jack White have finally released their highly-anticipated collaboration project. The song, unofficially known as “Jack Grey,” was initially set to be released as a 7″ vinyl only — as part of Record Store Day 2019’s highly exclusive roster last Friday — however, it was released
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For a woman electrified by the spotlight, Judy Garland’s mood offstage could be dim. Halfway through Judy, set in 1968 during an erratic London residency, the singer (Renée Zellweger) slumps at a makeup table and asks through smudged black tears, “What if I can’t do it again?” Fortunately, Jeremy Woodhead, the movie’s hair and makeup
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