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TV & Movies / Reviews

Spencer Shows That Princess Di’s Story Was Always A Horror

The heavily-anticipated snapshot of Princess Di’s most difficult days is [...]

By Rayne Fisher-Quann

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TV & Movies / Reviews

What to Watch: October 2021

Binge-worthy watches releasing this month, including The Rescue, Seinfeld, [...]

By NEXT Magazine

Simu Liu in a black and red suit holding a stave by his side.
TV & Movies / Reviews

Shang-Chi Delivers Visual Feast in Powerful New Marvel Franchise

Simu Liu skillfully fights to top of MCU.

By Michael Hollett

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TV & Movies / Reviews

What to Watch: September 2021

The top movies and TV shows we're watching this month.

By NEXT Magazine

Sean Penn behind a film camera, directing on the set of Flag Day.
TV & Movies

Sean Penn ambitiously directs his children in powerful and unsettling family drama Flag Day

A wrenching, unfiltered gaze into a father-daughter relationship.

By Michael Hollett

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Big Screen PAW Patrol Puts the ‘Wow’ in ‘Bow Wow’

Canada's beloved pups are hitting the silver screen.

By Michael Hollett

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