Hollywood Invested Big in Georgia. A New Abortion Law Is Causing Some Tensions.
While some actors and directors have called for a boycott of the state, the film industry as a whole is treading carefully on the issue.
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CreditElizabeth Weinberg for The New York Times summer movies 2019
Emma Thompson Gets a Shock at 60
All her life, she knew who she was. Now the roles she had embraced — mother, wife, performer — have her asking, “Am I any of those things? And if I’m not, who am I?”
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CreditPixar/Disney Summer Movies 2019: Here’s What’s Coming Soon to Theaters
Memorial Day means blockbusters, horror tales and indie comedies are headed your way. We’ve picked the best films to look out for.
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CreditValerie Chiang for The New York Times Who Is Sophie Turner Without Sansa Stark? We’re About to Find Out
With “Game of Thrones” behind her, Turner has a new movie, “Dark Phoenix,” that might make her the biggest thing to come out of Westeros.
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CreditAnnapurna Pictures Review: ‘Booksmart’ Crashes the Party and Aces the Test
Beanie Feldstein and Kaitlyn Dever are a classic comedy duo in Olivia Wilde’s sweet and nasty teen movie.
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CreditPhoto: Charlotte Hadden for The New York Times. Illustration: Franziska Barczyk. 15 European Pop Acts You Might Not Know, but Should
European music is more than just the glitz of Eurovision. Turn on your sound to hear 15 of the region’s most important acts, musically and socially, right now.
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CreditMicaiah Carter for The New York Times Inspired by Virginia Woolf, Curated by Tilda Swinton
The actress makes her first foray into art curation in a photography show that revolves around the gender-defying themes of Woolf’s novel “Orlando.”
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CreditDaniel Smith/Disney ‘Aladdin’ Review: This Is Not What You Wished For
A threadbare magic-carpet ride to nowhere special, with Will Smith as a blue genie.
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CreditAaron Richter for The New York Times The National Was Stalled. Two Outsiders Got the Band Moving Again.
The New York group was ready for a break when the director Mike Mills asked to collaborate. Contributions from Carin Besser, its lead singer’s wife, provided the spark.
