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See the star-studded first trailer for 'Little Women'
'Dark Crystal' prequel series gets new trailer
'Avengers: Endgame' screenwriters really wanted to deliver a satisfying conclusion
One would imagine that as the screenwriting duo of Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely began to tackle their sixth and, for now at least, final film set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, "Avengers: Endgame," they would've walked into the assignment with all the swagger of Tony Stark, or the resolute righteousness of Steve Rogers.
Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes set to perform at the VMAs
Brad Falchuk, Gwyneth Paltrow's husband, has something to say
Khalid announces El Paso benefit concert details
Bebe Rexha claps back at 'male music executive' who said she's 'too old to be sexy'
A new movie about 1980s Britain captures the America we are losing
Alanis Morissette announces the birth of her third child
John Oliver tackles Trump's 'lack of humanity' in response to mass shootings
Taylor Swift responds to those 'Drunk Taylor' memes
Apple releases first look at 'The Morning Show'
George Takei's real-life internment formed the foundation of 'The Terror: Infamy'
"I was astounded by the recognition of the barracks," said George Takei, recalling his time on the set of "The Terror: Infamy," the second instalment of AMC's now-ongoing horror anthology series. The new season is set against an historical backdrop that Takei, at 82, remembers all too vividly from his own personal history: the internment camps in which Japanese-Americans -- including the actor and his family -- were held during World War II for fear they might act as foreign agents.
See the first look at the new season of 'The Crown'
A Janet Jackson superfan gets the surprise of his life
'Lodge 49's' Wyatt Russell follows his own low-key journey, on screen and off
'Our Boys' powerfully puts faces on Israeli-Palestinian conflict
The language and pacing in "Our Boys" reflect its Israeli roots, but the emotional core of this powerful fact-based miniseries hinges on tribalism, the intractability of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the adage that an eye for an eye makes the whole world blind. In that, this HBO presentation offers a sobering window into that part of the world, with implications that swell far beyond it.
'Bachelor in Paradise' stars wed
People keep stealing Old Town Road signs
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