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Universal to Proceed with Overseas Release of Alex Gibney's 'Musk' Documentary Despite Legal Threats

Universal to Proceed with Overseas Release of Alex Gibney's 'Musk' Documentary Despite Legal Threats

Universal to Proceed with Overseas Release of Alex Gibney's 'Musk' Documentary Despite Legal Threats
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Bill Hader on Why Young People Hate AI, Voicing Cat in the Hat and the Status of His Jonestown HBO Series

Bill Hader on Why Young People Hate AI, Voicing Cat in the Hat and the Status of His Jonestown HBO Series

Bill Hader offered his thoughts on voice acting and artificial intelligence while teasing his next projects at the Variety Entertainment & Technology Summit presented by EY, held Thursday in Los Angeles. Speaking to executive editor Michael Schneider, Hader was asked about his concerns about AI as a filmmaker. “A new technology comes along and everybody […]
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Patricio Guzmán, Renowned Documentarian, Dies at 85, Leaving Legacy of Chilean Memory

Patricio Guzmán, Renowned Documentarian, Dies at 85, Leaving Legacy of Chilean Memory

Patricio Guzmán, Renowned Documentarian, Dies at 85, Leaving Legacy of Chilean Memory
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On This Day: Goodfellas Brought Scorsese's Mob Vision to Screens in 1990

On This Day: Goodfellas Brought Scorsese's Mob Vision to Screens in 1990

"Goodfellas," the iconic 1990 American biographical gangster film, was a collaborative effort that brought together the vision of director Martin S...
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More Than 500,000 Fans Packed Central Park for Simon & Garfunkel

More Than 500,000 Fans Packed Central Park for Simon & Garfunkel

Held on September 19, 1981, in New York City's Central Park, this benefit concert drew an astonishing crowd of over 500,000 people. Beyond its mass...
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Jay-Z Revisits the Ghosts of Lyrics Past in the Illuminating (and Possibly Too Thorough) ‘Jay-Z in 8’: TV Review

Jay-Z Revisits the Ghosts of Lyrics Past in the Illuminating (and Possibly Too Thorough) ‘Jay-Z in 8’: TV Review

On “Renegade,” his 2001 collaboration with Eminem, Jay-Z asks, “Do you fools listen to music or just skim through it?” It’s a line he references while retracing the contours of his decades-long career during “Jay-Z in 8,” HBO’s eight-part docuseries in which he sits down with producer and industry legend Rick Rubin to dissect both […]
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No loitering on the loo. New NYC bathrooms come with a time limit

No loitering on the loo. New NYC bathrooms come with a time limit

NYC is installing 17 free public bathrooms, but users get just 10 minutes before warnings sound and the door automatically opens.
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On This Day: The 45th Emmys Gave HBO Its First Acting Win

On This Day: The 45th Emmys Gave HBO Its First Acting Win

The 45th Primetime Emmy Awards, held on September 19, 1993, were not just a celebration of television excellence but also a landmark event for seve...
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Bill Maher Critiques President Trump's Economic Approach in 'Real Time' Monologue

Bill Maher Critiques President Trump's Economic Approach in 'Real Time' Monologue

During a recent episode of 'Real Time with Bill Maher,' Bill Maher dedicated his opening monologue to discussing President Trump's handling of challenging economic times. The segment, titled 'A Different Kind of Politician' on HBO's YouTube channel, featured Maher's characteristic rapid-fire commentary on current events. This monologue is part of a consistent weekly feature on 'Real Time,' where Maher reviews the news cycle before transitioning into interviews and panel discussions. His recent monologues have frequently addressed the administration's economic and political messaging, connecting this latest commentary to his previous observations on President Trump's midterm convention speech. Maher framed President Trump's approach to economic pressures as indicative of a broader, unconventional political style.
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Documentary 'Once Upon A Time In Harlem' Awarded $200,000 Library Of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize

Documentary 'Once Upon A Time In Harlem' Awarded $200,000 Library Of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize

Documentary 'Once Upon A Time In Harlem' Awarded $200,000 Library Of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize
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Russell Tovey Joins Final Season of HBO's 'Industry' as Political Deputy

Russell Tovey Joins Final Season of HBO's 'Industry' as Political Deputy

Russell Tovey Joins Final Season of HBO's 'Industry' as Political Deputy
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How Cinematographers Use Autumn Light to Shape a Movie’s Mood

How Cinematographers Use Autumn Light to Shape a Movie’s Mood

Discover why the unique quality of autumn light, from its warmer tones to softer shadows, provides the perfect canvas for cinematic storytelling.