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Artistic director Matthew Warchus will be at the helm of the semi-staged, newly folk music-infused production.
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The comedian and actress announced her departure as the show looks ahead to its 52nd season.
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This two-part documentary premieres July 16 and July 17 — here's where to watch it live without paying for a cable subscription
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Few directors close the divide between the art film and the blockbuster like Christopher Nolan.
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Cameron Mackintosh's revival of the Lionel Bart classic continues at the Gielgud.
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 "Space Force" is continuing its mission, with Netflix giving the Steve Carell-led comedy a second season.Norm Hiscock will join the series as co-showrunner alongside co-creator Greg Daniels. Hiscock's prior credits include "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," "Parks & Recreation" and "People of Earth." "Space Force" star Jimmy O. Yang has also joined the writing staff.Production is scheduled to begin next year in Vancouver.Also Read: 'Space Force': How Will Season 2 Handle Those Big Cliffhangers?"Space Force" was based off President Trump's real order to establish a sixth branch of the military and starred Carell as a four-star general tasked with starting up the new branch. Joe Biden's incoming presidency figures to alter the show somewhat, given that Space Force was Trump's idea and he's frequently referenced (though never by name) during the first season.John Malkovich, Ben Schwartz, Tawny Newsome and Diana Silvers also star in the Netflix comedy. Lisa Kudrow also recurred as the wife of Carell's Gen. Mark Naird.Daniels' previously spoke with TheWrap about how they'll resolve all those cliffhangers at the end of the first season. For those don't remember: The Space Force's team on the moon attacks the Chinese moon base, rendering it uninhabitable, but then when they return to their own base, they find that the Chinese have sabotaged them right back. And Maggie Naird (Kudrow) breaks out of prison with the help of her prison guard girlfriend, Louise.The Hollywood Reporter first reported the news of th
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The excellent television legal drama The Good Fight returns for its second season on DVD, the series already having been renewed for a third one next year. As I explained in my review of Season One, my wife, Yukiyo, was a binge-watching fan of The Good Wife, the 2009-2016 legal drama that had preceded it, the series starring Julianna Margulies. On her days off from work her eyes would be glued to her laptop for hours, watching five or six episodes, one after the other. I only caught bits and pieces of that show, but then the first year of The Good Fight fell into our unloved DVD screener pool and I grabbed it, mainly so that she could watch it. I'm glad now that I did, because The Good Fight turned out to be a very smart and even boldly political series exploring controversial, ripped-from-the-headlines topics in the Trump era. The very first shot of the first first-se...Read the entire review
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 This weekend, thousands of people will gather in Central Park in New York City to see what can only be described as the most confusing festival lineup in history. It's called OZY Fest. No, not Ozzfest. That's a different thing that could potentially be fun. OZY Fest, on the other hand, bills itself as "part music…
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