‘Dirty Dancing’ still generating millions for Virginia after 38 years

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The iconic film continues to bring in over $1 million annually, with calls for more state support to build on its success

Zoë Kravitz’s ‘Blink Twice’ starring Channing Tatum is a stylish but strained thriller

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Tatum, the director’s real-life partner, conveys a surprising sensitivity and shyness as the top dog.

In its fourth season, ‘Only Murders in the Building’ doubles down

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In the hit show’s fourth season, the amateur sleuths find themselves once again experimenting with micro-celebrity and becoming fodder for a vampiric - and potentially ...

Channing Tatum and Scarlett Johansson’s ‘Fly Me to the Moon’ soars thanks to star power

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The movie is built on classic screwball-comedy bones, where the man represents order and the woman is a pure chaos agent.

The winners and losers of the 2024 Emmy nominations

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In fact, nominations for the 76th Emmy Awards, announced on Wednesday morning, were so unsurprising they may as well have been scripted.

‘90210’ and ‘Charmed’ star Shannen Doherty remembered for her immense contributions to the industry

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The actress died on Saturday, July 13, in Malibu, California at 53 from cancer.

‘The Bikeriders’ roars into view with vivid performances

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The film is based on a 1968 photo book of the same title by the celebrated New Journalism photographer Danny Lyon.

Charli XCX is back on the dance floor, where she belongs

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British singer Charli XCX has finally delivered on her promise by embracing what makes her unique, from vulnerable lyrics to club tracks.

‘House of the Dragon’ season 2 moves way too slowly. . .

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Now that the battle for the Iron Throne among members of House Targaryen has reached the meat of its story, things drag(on) along at an almost glacial pace.

Watch Video‘Inside Out 2’: Once more, with more feelings

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The film is on its own quest for an identity. If it can’t be innovative, it’ll settle for being relatable.

Watch VideoIt may portend talent, but ‘The Watchers’ is just barely watchable

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The plot is the usual Shyamalanarama, so much so that viewers who saw M Night’s most recent outing, ‘Knock at the Cabin’, may experience a frisson of déjà vu.

‘Bad Boys: Ride or Die’ misses the mark as it seeks to be a tale of redemption

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The story, as ever, hinges on drug cartels and kidnapped women.

Watch VideoSci-fi series ‘The Acolyte’ learnt from the master

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Structurally, ‘The Acolyte’ is a murder mystery: someone is assassinating Jedi masters.

Jeopardy at nexus of white racism and male sexism

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The Washington Post Karen Attiah This is a tale of two Megs: Meghan Markle and Megan Thee Stallion, the actress-turned-duchess and the rap superstar. The trajectories ...

Gift of Givers provides ‘a lifeline’ for Gaza residents with no communication

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The organisation has from the start of the conflict been procuring essential medical supplies, life-saving medications, and wheelchairs for those injured, among ...

Creamy cabbage to fill and nourish

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It doesn’t take much effort to turn a vegetable side from a boring should-eat to an alluring want-to-eat.

Can ChatGPT help me at the office? We put the AI chatbot to the test

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When tested in the workplace, ChatGPT served as a great starting point in most cases, providing a helpful verbiage and initial ideas, but also produced responses ...

Sorry you went viral: The terrifying side of TikTok fame

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TikTok’s promise is especially attractive to the millions of young people aspiring to a life or career as an online influencer. What if anyone could be a star? But ...

Glimpses of life left behind in library books

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Librarian’s 20-year-old collection of forgotten items in books

Teen girl sexually exploited on Snapchat takes on American tech

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The story of a 16-year-old who is leading a class action lawsuit against Snapchat reveals a haunting story of shame and abuse inside the video-messaging app that ...

Will Elon Musk bring Trump back to Twitter?

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Followers of QAnon, the sweeping far-right conspiracy theory, theorised that Elon Musk was destined to merge Twitter with Donald Trump's troubled Truth Social network, ...

Israel approves new governing coalition, ending Benjamin Netanyahu's 12-year tenure

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The votes elevated Naftali Bennett, an Orthodox leader of Israel's religious-nationalist movement and a former Benjamin Netanyahu ally, as the country's new prime ...

Robots to be deployed in US supermarket chain’s stores

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‘Waves’ of robots set to be deployed in US supermarket chain’s stores across the country.

The Viagra jackpot: a history of the little blue pill as it turns 20

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But the little blue pill, now 20 years old, was more than just a punchline, or CIA inducement, or a vehicle for Dole to get his groove back.

For Trump, New York's tragedy means a new attack on immigration

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US President Donald Trump has fastened on a new target in the wake of the terrorist attack in New York: the diversity visa lottery programme.