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Ten Films to watch in February
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'Black Panther' Tracking for Heroic $100M-$120M U.S. Debut
The first superhero tentpole of 2018 hits theaters in three weeks.
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‘9-1-1’ Renewed for Season 2 at Fox
Fox has renewed drama series “9-1-1” for a second season, the network announced Tuesday.
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‘Jumanji’ Dominates MLK Weekend, ‘The Post’ Leads Newcomers
“Proud Mary,” and “The Commuter” battle for moviegoers’ attention. By Dave McNary
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'All the Money in the World' controversy: Mark Wahlberg reportedly paid way more than Michelle Williams for reshoot
Hollywood was abuzz Wednesday with chatter about a report that said actress Michelle Williams received less than 1% of Mark Wahlberg's paycheck for reshoots of their film, "All the Money in the World."
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Sterling K. Brown recognizes 'This Is Us' creator after his historic Golden Globes win
Seth Meyers kicked off the 75th annual Golden Globes by addressing the "elephant not in the room." Many other stars followed, calling out sexual harassment and inequality in Hollywood and beyond. USA TODAY
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2018 Golden Globes: 10 things you didn't see on the telecast
Stars weren't asked who they were wearing, but why. A movement called Time's Up swept the carpet as stars donned black outfits to stand in solidarity. USA TODAY
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Harvey Weinstein misses out on Golden Globes after-parties while reportedly at rehab clinic in Arizona
THIS time last year, Harvey Weinstein was lauded by the elite. Now, he’s holed up in Arizona wearing a wig for a disguise.
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Nikki Reed Had Ian Somerhalder Carry Her Breast Pump at Golden Globes 2018, Hung Out With Nina Dobrev
The couple didn’t keep to themselves on Sunday night, though. They mingled with famous pals like Julianne Hough, Lea Michelle and Nina Dobrev. Dobrev and Somerhalder split in May 2013 after three years of dating.
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'Jumanji' rules at the weekend box office, bumps 'Last Jedi'
Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson sat down with USA TODAY's Bryan Alexander and shared the inspiration behind his 'Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle' character, Dr. Smolder Bravestone, and how his own teenage past helped him master the role. USA TODAY
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'Black-ish' spins off to college with 'Grown-ish'
Still, the show makes its debut amid an age of TV abundance, with no shortage of series about this stage of life, including Netflix's "Dear White People," which addresses situations from the perspective of African-American students in a more ambitious and provocative way.
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There’s a reason why Disney princesses always wear blue
FROM Cinderella to Frozen’s Elsa, Snow White to Sleeping Beauty, there’s a very particular reason why all Disney princesses are decked out in blue.
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Christmas movies, ranked: A top 10 featuring Bruce Willis, Jimmy Stewart and ... Moses
A lot of the so-called Christmas classics do not make the list and that's fine
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The biggest box office bombs of 2017
ON ONE hand, 2017 WAS a great year for movies — it gave us record-breakers like IT. But there were also some real stinkers.
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‘I can’t bear it’: Why Will Smith refuses to watch The Fresh Prince
THE Fresh Prince of Bel-Air may be a cult classic, but its star Will Smith has no interest in ever watching it again.
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Bright: $90 million Will Smith stinker to avoid
NETFLIX reportedly paid $90 million for this Will Smith supernatural cop action drama. It should ask for a refund.
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‘They didn’t even watch it’: Girls Trip star Jada Pinkett Smith blows up over Golden Globes
JADA Pinkett Smith has hit out at the Hollywood Foreign Press Association over claims they refused to even watch her movie when deciding on Golden Globes nominations.
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Star Wars: The Last Jedi has critics in raptures
British actor John Boyega returns as former stormtrooper Finn
"Rousing." "Thrilling." "Addictively bold." Just a few of the superlatives the critics are using to describe the latest film in the Star Wars saga.
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Why 'Coco' is so much more than your average box office hit
Much of its beauty is in its details.
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'House of Cards' production to resume without Kevin Spacey
"House of Cards" producer Media Rights Capital also suspended the actor last month.
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