In its second season, FX’s 1980s Southern California drug epic Snowfall figures out how to combine its parallel but once barely intersecting story lines into a coherent and compelling tale of crack distributors, CIA agents, and contractors getting pulled into what would ultimately become the Iran–Contra scandal. The result is
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Because shooting on location at one epicenter of cultural history would just be boring, Beyoncé is apparently attempting to do it twice. After filming her “Apeshit” video with Jay-Z at the Louvre, Italian newspaper Il Messaggero now reports that Beyoncé has submitted a request to film at the Colosseum (though
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Alice Wetterlund, who played engineer Carla Walton in seasons two and three of HBO’s Silicon Valley, is speaking up about her experience on the show — particularly working alongside T.J. Miller. Responding to online criticism that Miller is regularly booked on comedy shows like Kurt Braunohler and Kristen Schaal’s Hot
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So, uh, you see, in London — that’s London, England, not London, Ontario, which is also a lovely, lovely city — they have put up a statue of, well, a statue of Jeff Goldblum. Isn’t that something? It’s a re-creation of the famous moment from Jurassic Park in which Goldblum,
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When 14-year-old Molly Ringwald came to New York City to shoot The Tempest, she didn’t expect an initiation into the city’s … darker side. Watch the Riverdale star recount her raunchy tale at the Tribeca Film Festival 2018.
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The reviews for Katy Perry’s “purposeful pop” album Witness last year weren’t exactly favorable (though not all bad!). She now tells Vogue Australia that she absolutely witnessed the reaction and took it hard. “I have had bouts of situational depression and my heart was broken last year because, unknowingly, I
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Donald Trump’s visit with Russian president Vladimir Putin left many speechless, but late-night hosts across the country couldn’t help but comment on the absurdity last night. The president spent two hours in a private meeting with his Russian counterpart then came out to a press conference where the absurdity only
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The premiere of Sacha Baron Cohen’s new show, Who Is America?, surprised viewers by exposing the incredible lengths some politicians and pundits will go to when provided with a teleprompter to read from while on a legitimate-looking television set. Fans of British satirist Christopher Morris’s 1997 TV show Brass Eye,
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