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Alec Baldwin the actor, who pulled the trigger on a prop gun while filming "Rust" in New Mexico and unwittingly killed a cinematographer and injured a director, likely won't be held criminally or civilly liable for the tragedy.
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Time to head back to the movies with this crop of award-worthy upcoming releases.
Studio, Co-star Push Back Against Ruby Rose 'Batwoman' Allegations
A year and a half after deciding to leave "Batwoman," former series star Ruby Rose continues dropping revelations around that choice. But the studio, and her co-stars, say Rose herself was the problem.
Back in the Swing of Things with Elena Bennett and Fred Barton
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'Eternals' Director Chloé Zhao Hopes Gay Content Will Not Be Cut Overseas
Chloé Zhao hopes that "Eternals" LGBTQ content will not be cut overseas.
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Review: Queer and Queer-Friendly Stars Make 'Devil And The Deep' A Must-See
Review: 'Kid Candidate' Details Generation Gap & Inequalities in Local Politics
Review: Ben Whishaw Gives a Tour de Force Performance in Director Aneil Karia's Stylish Thriller 'Surge'
Aneil Karia uses cinema verite elements to make this debut feature a sweaty, claustrophobic character study. Ben Whishaw's intense performance, is simultaneously revealing and enigmatic.
Review: 'Ron's Gone Wrong' Never Finds Its Footing
"Ron" doesn't necessarily go wrong, but it never finds its footing.
Celebrating 50, 'Jesus Christ Superstar' is Muddled Spectacle
This is the 50th anniversary production of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's still-controversial 1970/71 rock opera, which imagines the final days of Jesus' life as a sweaty, high-emotion music festival.
Review: Bubbly 'Pretty Women: The Musical' Has Few Surprises
No need to remind audiences that "Pretty Woman: The Musical" is a retooling of a 1990 Disney produced romantic comedy.