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Gena Rowlands, a highly decorated actress in the world of movies and film across six decades, has died at the age of 94. She is best known for playing the older version of Allie in one of the best 2000s movies (and greatest romantic films), The Notebook. Rowlands reportedly died on Wednesday at her home
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In Hollywood, few friendships are as enduring or as well-known as the notable bromance between Matt Damon and Ben Affleck. The two Boston natives and Oscar-winning collaborators have shared the spotlight for decades, ever since writing and starring in one of the best movies of the 90s, Good Will Hunting. However, Damon says their experiences
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Filmmaker James Cameron has had a long and wildly successful career, one that is synonymous with groundbreaking cinematography. Avatar ranks high in the ranking of Cameron’s movies, and it’s first sequel The Way of Water finally arrived in December of 2022 (and is streaming now with a Disney+ subscription). But there are a number of
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Since the inception of the motion picture, there have been countless movie and TV show news reporters that have perfectly captured the essence and determination of tried and true journalists. Look at some of the Best Picture winners and you’ll find reporters breaking massive scandals, or some of the best sitcoms of all time and
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It’s been an exciting year so far for Channing Tatum and Zoë Kravitz, with the former having two movies in theaters — starring in Fly Me to the Moon and making one of Deadpool & Wolverine’s biggest cameos — and the latter set to make her directorial debut with the Blink Twice. The psychological thriller
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Although it’s not on our list of R-rated comedies that earn their R ratings, I’d say Tropic Thunder definitely qualifies. The controversial 2008 movie, which can be streamed with a Paramount+ subscription, follows a group of actors becoming stranded in the Vietnam jungle while shooting a movie about the Vietnam War. In the midst of
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Right up until October 10, 1975, no one knew what Saturday Night Live was… or what it could become. The following evening, producer Lorne Michaels launched a 90-minute live sketch comedy program that introduced the world to some of the best performers who helped to create the most memorable skits in network history. Decades later,
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