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Filmmaker Mark Ford discusses the Los Angeles riots and the impact of rap music on the events. | dHNfM1ZYaG5FZzJxcnM Bacon signals Trump’s new tariff order will be defeated by Congress A powerful ...
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The '90s produced some of the most iconic comedy movies ever, from Oscar-winning classics like My Cousin Vinny to prescient ...
He whispered in the ears of the powerful, strode the battlefield like a god of war and ultimately embodied both of those extremes in performances of exquisite complexity. Robert Duvall’s death on ...
From The Office, to Cheers, to Seinfeld, these sitcom masterpieces all rank among the best TV shows of all time.
Using the 1966 Compton’s Cafeteria riot as a backdrop, Gillette’s new play finds a human drama at the heart of a lesser-known chapter in queer history.
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