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In which buttoned-up Brits hatch a crazy scheme to deceive the Nazis.
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Eight teenagers are dropped in the middle of a kingdom in crisis. Can they reclaim Sanctum from the evil Sorceress Tavora?
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Disney+ is now 84 million subscribers away from eclipsing Netflix.
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Which team is leaving Boston with a 3-2 lead?
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It's clear by now that this is a horror franchise.
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Judd passed away on April 30.
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"Cline did everything in his power to silence [the siblings] and the making of this film," said director Lucie Jourdan.
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Andrew Dominik also admitted he was surprised by Blonde's adult rating after thinking he'd "colored inside the lines."
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Are cops like Jenkins getting in the way of the job done by cops like Suiter, or is it the other way around?
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HBO Max's exceptional comedy has finally returned for another season of hilarity.
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Cheer Wilson on as she stars in this Netflix Original comedy film!
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Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss return for this very meta- Matrix.
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Ironically, while discussing free speech, Behar swore, but the show's censors couldn't catch it in time.
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You ain't never had a friend like Cortana.
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Hostin was spritzed by Goldberg after admitting she stared at Williams' leaked nudes "for a ridiculously long amount of time."
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Of course Ian Fleming was involved.
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"I thought they were gay. I thought it was a gay man and they were the Spice Girls!"
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Radke promoted a Netflix series about his life, but it turns out it's not legit.
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This Chilean drama is loosely based on a tragic 2010 crime.
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"We have the part-time DJ who makes flamethrowers and cars that fart in charge of morality now," Kimmel said of Musk.
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Dr. Donald Cline inseminated his patients with his own sperm without their consent.
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Here's how to watch TLC's series about teen mothers if you don't have cable.
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"The second to last [episode] destroyed me. I have a feeling it might destroy people too."
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"I was like 18 years old. It was just gross," Seyfried said of the unwelcome attention.
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Season 4 started off spicy and now the competition is heating up.
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Richard Linklater's movie, based on the Philip K. Dick novel, was very prescient about the American opioid crisis.