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Death on the Nile is still getting its sea legs

The Poirot caper is bogged down by dry performances and casting controversies.

By Rayne Fisher-Quann

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Poly Styrene documentary’s story of groundbreaking ’80s punk-rock star will become an inspiration for new generation of misfits

Poly Styrene introduced the world to revolutionary ideas about consumerism, [...]

By Rayne Fisher-Quann

Film Still of Jeffery Robinson with Faya Ora Rose Touré and Senator Hank Sanders on the Edmund Pettus Bridge, Selma, Alabama.
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Essential history of race in America expertly explored in must-see documentary

New film is the An Inconvenient Truth of race relations

By Michael Hollett

Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt posing on a boat for the Jungle Cruise movie.
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Disney’s newest adventure epic: Jungle Cruise

An action-packed film starring Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt to satisfy [...]

By Michael Hollett

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Questlove’s New Music Doc Summer of Soul is a Powerful, Joyful Revelation

The Roots main man and Jimmy Fallon bandleader, Questlove can now add [...]

By Michael Hollett

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Interview: Emma Stone and Emma Thompson

Dark Disney dazzles with fashion flair.

By Laura Robinson

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