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Prolific documentarian Alex Gibney tackles this devastating epidemic.
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Natalie Madueño returns as Louise Bergstein, a profiler who seems to have a personal stake in her cases, in this semi-sequel to Darkness: Those Who Kill.
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Mine is sort of like a Korean Succession, but is it nearly as good?
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Super Me asks the age-old question: was it all just a dream?
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"Let the healing begin."
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Ahead of his upcoming album The Off-Season, J. Cole has announced the release of his documentary following his artistic process.
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Without NBC, the Golden Globes is left with no broadcast partner for next year's show.
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Celebs don't need the red carpet anymore and fans don't care.
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"Everyone on set knew he was a sadistic predator," one Twitter user wrote in a controversial Tweet against Rashad.
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How real is Princess Märtha and FDR's relationship?
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ABC renewed the long-running medical drama and its spinoff series, Station 19.
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Together Together is a warm, welcoming comedy that'll put a smile on your face.
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Lily James and Andrew Scott lead BBC's latest romantic drama — here's how to stream it.
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Embrace your inner Gavin MacLeod and go for the short shorts this summer.
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Navarro criticized DeSantis' decision to ban vaccine passports, which could be "devastating" to the cruise industry.
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If you were expecting a happy ending for the final season, you're going to be disappointed.
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Your favorite odd couple is back—but will they be available to stream?
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Series star Erin Krakow shared the exciting news yesterday.
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The actors joined Oliver to share their message to white people with questions about Black hair.
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"I despise abuse and harassment and I would never cover or conceal the actions of someone doing it," Rogen said.
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This Michelle Pfeiffer and Lucas Hedges comedy is finally releasing on digital.
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Jude Weng and Nicole Delaney discuss conquering TV, movies, and stories about white males.
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It's now or never to get hooked on The Nevers.
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Inject this dose of nostalgia directly into your brain.