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'Veep' returns to the comedy trail
Beyoncé and Jay-Z give powerful speeches at GLAAD Awards
'The Big Bang Theory' breaks major TV milestone
Lanita Carter, R. Kelly accuser, speaks publicly for the first time
Amy Schumer shows you just how difficult it is to put on socks while pregnant
Sophie Turner's comment about her sexuality stirs debate
'The Highwaymen' flips script on 'Bonnie and Clyde' and fires blanks
What looks like a can't-miss concept -- the aging lawmen who hunted down Bonnie and Clyde -- yields a dutiful, uninspired movie in "The Highwaymen," pairing Kevin Costner and Woody Harrelson as the taciturn Texas Rangers called out of retirement, which roughly approximates what will likely be the film's target demo.
'The Brink' follows Steve Bannon on political crusade
Steve Bannon has become an alluring target for documentarians, with the former White House strategist and Trump campaign chief providing ample access to two filmmakers. While Errol Morris' coolly received "American Dharma" awaits distribution, director Alison Klayman unleashes "The Brink," an intimate look at the firebrand suddenly thrust into the political wilderness.
On Lady Gaga's 33rd birthday, here are 33 things we bet you didn't know
Meghan McCain makes 'you were at my wedding Denise' a thing
You're going to need extra popcorn for 'Avengers: Endgame'
It's unlikely Jussie Smollett was going to prison, state's attorney tells Chicago TV station
Chicago police release a portion of Smollett investigation reports
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Cardi B will not 'glorify' her controversial past
'Dumbo' gets Disney live-action parade off to high-flying start
"Dumbo" achieves a minor miracle, taking a challenging animated classic and completely refashioning it into an effective, often-charming live-action movie. Director Tim Burton seemed like an unorthodox choice for the assignment, but the lead entry in this year's Disney adaptation parade sets the bar nearly as high as an elephant's eye for "Aladdin" and "The Lion King."
'What We Do in the Shadows' finds the light in vampire lore
"What We Do in the Shadows" won't be everybody's cup of tea -- or warm blood -- but like the little-seen independent movie upon which this FX series is based, it should work its spell on a devoted cult following. Quirky, droll and surprisingly dry given its preoccupation with drinking, the show serves up an amusing riff on vampire lore, and as a bonus, living in Staten Island.
Everclear's Art Alexakis has multiple sclerosis
There's a global 'Game of Thrones' scavenger hunt going on
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