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Jonah Hill and Lauren London fall in love—over sneakers.

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With Oscar buzz around her performance in Ruben Östlund’s film, De Leon is already the first Filipina actress to be nominated for a Golden Globe.

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From a triumphant Tom Cruise to a pitch-perfect awards bait turn from Cate Blanchett, '22 was another strong year for a wide range of films.

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He spent years playing oddballs and outsiders, but with star-making roles in 'The Batman' and a buzzy new Spielberg film, Paul Dano is shifting into a different gear.

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The ten best films that feature rad bromances and wholesome camaraderie.

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On 'Noroi: The Curse'.

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The actor talks about being sexually harassed over a decade ago, and the result of speaking up: “The silence was deafening.”

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All the hot priests, first kisses, and sexy dances that made us swoon in the 2010s.

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The last few seasons of Game of Thrones have been trending towards the epic grandiosity of Lord of the Rings and straying from the more sedate and crass Machiavellian tricks of its early years. It used to be all quips and scheming and then occasionally some humorless Northerners would warn people about climate change. And then some semi-important characters would have sex with three or four whimsical prostitutes while at the exact same moment soberly explaining just how Aegor Rivers, better known as Bittersteel, one of Aegon the Unworthy’s Great Bastards, refused to give John the Fiddler the Valyrian steel sword Blackfyre during the quickly snuffed out Second Blackfyre Rebellion. It’s been all grimy apocalyptic dreams and holy purpose since this tonal shift to the Undead Army, with the White Walkers and their army of wights subsuming the show’s more conventional internecine bitchy squabbles between the dumb and noble Starks and the funny and pragmatic Lannisters—dragons, shadow babies, giants, and Faceless Men punctuated the medieval realpolitik stuff, but even so, the show’s focus remained on its characters until the Army of the Dead very much changed that. But no worries. Turns out the ice zombies were all a hilarious red herring to get back to the stuff everybody liked in the first place: the humans behaving poorly to one another. Fighting each other, in other words.

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