‘A Call to Spy’ Review: A Resistance Led by Women
“A Call to Spy” is a welcome, albeit imperfect, addition to the existing slate of movies about World War II.
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Mellon Foundation to Provide $5 Million to Aid Black Theaters
Black theaters across the country will receive a significant financial boost thanks to a multimillion-dollar program announced today by the
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7 Podcasts for Music Lovers
Starter episode: “Beyoncé: LEMONADE” Few genres face more dismissal and snobbery than pop music, but this enlightening series from Vox
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The Special Place Where Ella Fitzgerald Comes Alive
Ella Fitzgerald hardly ever crooned the blues, and her vocals rarely overflowed with pathos or fury. Listening to her nail
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Shout Out to the Bodega Boys, From the Bronx to the Best-Seller List
BOYS TO MEN When Daniel Baker, a.k.a. Desus Nice, got a call from his agent, reps and lawyer out of
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‘Dick Johnson Is Dead’ Review: A Father’s Painful, Funny Goodbye
Critics like to pigeonhole movies using familiar categories — fiction, nonfiction, happy, sad — but one of the charms of
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A Countercultural Dreamland From Tokyo Flickers at MoMA
Norma Desmond was right, the pictures got small. Once cinema filled your field of vision, but in this century, as
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‘Save Yourselves!’ Review: Alien Invasion in the Smartphone Generation
Imagine surviving an alien invasion when you’re a staunchly anti-gun Brooklyn millennial with no survival skills beyond making a sourdough
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This is my failover headline
we need to disable ip validation
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When Latinos Saw Themselves Onscreen: ‘It Was Exhilarating’
The experiences of American-born or -raised Latinos remain largely overlooked in entertainment — or conflated with border-crossing stories, and those
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