In news worth linking to in your bio, Tiffany Haddish is producing an HBO comedy about Instagram fame. Per Variety, Haddish is executive producing Unsubscribed, “an examination of female blackness, beauty, and identity through a behind-the-scenes look at the Instagram hustle” written by The Mindy Project actress Xosha Roquemore and
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In Where Is Kyra?, Michelle Pfeiffer is stunning as a desperate, near-destitute woman whose life is shrouded in darkness. And not just metaphorical darkness. The Nigerian-born director Andrew Dosunmu seems to have a philosophical aversion to light. Either that or — as Pauline Kael once speculated about Clint Eastwood —
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Presented without commercials, clocking in at 35 minutes, and packing in as much raw emotion and as many twists and turns as a feature-length thriller, “Teddy Perkins” is a gothic funhouse of an Atlanta episode, filled with warped mirrors reflecting different aspects of American and African-American experience, as well the preoccupations of
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* This post includes spoilers for A Quiet Place.John Krasinski was not a likely candidate to direct one of the year’s most anticipated horror films, and yet, A Quiet Place premiered at this year’s SXSW festival to jubilant reviews, earning a near perfect critical rating as it sails into its
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The wait is over: Cardi B’s debut album Invasion of Privacy is here in all its glory. The album is only a few hours old and already there’s so much to discuss. What are her best one-liners? Who does she sample? She wants to have a threesome with whom? Below
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His manner is deliberate. His speech is measured. His dress is immediately reminiscent of Michael Jackson’s. Teddy sits Darius down, asks if he’d like a glass of water, and in a nausea-inducing minute proceeds to dig into an undercooked ostrich egg. But instead of rushing the transaction — or just
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Netflix’s Lost in Space reboots the classic sci-fi series about a family stranded on a distant planet after an accident. The important thing is, in this version of the show, the great Parker Posey plays the devious Dr. Smith. So instead of all that space nonsense, we’ve got you a
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Lean on Pete is named for a horse, but our young protagonist never rides him. That feels like an important distinction: running away with a horse, as young Charley (Charlie Plummer) eventually does with Pete, is one of the top-ten all-time adolescent-fiction fantasies, but usually the protagonist is on the
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