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Val Kilmer Dies at Age 65 From Pneumonia

The brooding, versatile actor was known for his star roles as Iceman in “Top Gun” and the caped crusader in “Batman Forever.”

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Trump signed an executive order aiming to address ticket price-gouging, but an industry analyst doubts it will do much.

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Meet David Corenswet, the New Superman

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The Best New Books to Read in April 2025

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Rashid Johnson and the Fine Art of Anxiety

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The Story Behind Gone Girls: The Long Island Serial Killer

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The White Lotus Robbery, Explained

In the penultimate episode of Season 3, both Gaitok and Laurie figure out the identities of the White Lotus jewel thieves.

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'The White Lotus' Chooses Violence

In the season's penultimate episode, as storylines near their climaxes, men contemplate violence and everyone has impossible choices to make

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Let's Discuss Rick and His Dad's Killer

In Season 3, Episode 7, Walton Goggins' Rick finds what he thinks is closure with Scott Glenn's hotel owner, but there may be more than meets the eye here.

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When Life Gives You Tangerines Ending

The K-drama tied a tapestry of Korean modern history, Jeju culture, and one family’s dreams in its emotional conclusion

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Here's What's New on Netflix in April 2025

Featuring a new season of Black Mirror and a special by comedian Tony Hinchcliffe.

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The Best New TV Shows of March 2025

From 'Adolescence' to 'The Studio' to 'Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light'

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An outlandish plot makes 'Death of a Unicorn' feel like exhausting, enforced fun

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The True Story Behind 'Gold & Greed'

Gold & Greed chronicles the decade-long search for a treasure chest worth over $1 million hidden somewhere in the Rocky Mountains.

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Sundance Film Festival Leaving Utah

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The new FX series starring Michelle Williams is the rare cancer story that celebrates life in without shrinking from the specter of death.

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