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Get in the Game of Thrones mood with these 17 fantasy and sword films on Netflix.
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Both of these shows represent a welcome, progressive step forward for what Desi art can be.
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The new series stars Damián Alcázar, Tamara Vallarta and Rolf Petersen.
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It's not yet known how Lori Loughlin will plead.
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In Season 2, all of Killing Eve's subtext is becoming text.
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D'Onofrio will appear alongside Kyle Gallner in CBS' innovative streaming series.
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The Netflix original is as thrilling as Narcos as it explores the persecution of Mexican journalists.
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Moonlight really does make everything more romantic, even wolf corpses and tragedy.
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Season 2 just started, and there's even more of the acclaimed thriller on the way.
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Kulig will play a troubled singer opposite Andre Holland's jazz club owner.
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New Game of Thrones Season 8 characters? In this climate?
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"Here's to all or nothing gambits, the only way to live."
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"It was racism. It was hysteria. And a violation of due process," Takei said.
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Plus, they almost killed Carol on The Walking Dead???
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Despite a controversial finish, folk hero Becky Lynch left "The Show of Shows" a double champion.
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" If Jon Hamm came back for a Mad Men spinoff or Kiefer Sutherland wanted to do a 24 spinoff, they would be paid."
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The rumors are true: Beyonce is coming to Netflix.
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You can't unsee what climate change has done to these poor creatures.
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Shawn Robinson and Elle King probably aren't too proud about this duet.
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A "homecoming" is coming to Netflix.
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The new series will focus on the "first generation to come-of-age in the apocalypse as we know it," and debut in 2020.
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The This Is Us star can do a whole lot more than just act.
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Villanelle continues to slay in the style section, and just in general.
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"We lost our home," Becker said. "So we had to build a new home."
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A modern classic,
The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants tells the story of four lifelong best friends who manage to deal with one crazy summer thanks to a magical pair...
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Barry Jenkins' gorgeous adaptation of this James Baldwin novel should not be missed.