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Rolling Stone Movie NewsJul 02, 2026
Hosting a World Cup Watch Party This Week? Here's How to Save With DashPass
DoorDash is offering its DashPass subscribers some great discounts on watch party-ready food and essentials

Playbill NewsJul 02, 2026
Photos: Meg Stalter Readies to Swear In at Oh, Mary! on Broadway
The Hacks star is in the rehearsal room for her upcoming Broadway debut.



Rolling Stone Movie NewsJul 02, 2026
Gary Glitter Faces New Charges of Sexual Abuse Against a Minor
The "Rock N' Roll, Part 2" singer is already serving a 16-year sentence for crimes against schoolgirls

NYTimes ArtsJul 01, 2026
Sandra Boynton's Best Books: A Guide
An introduction to a living genius of children's literature for the adults who will inevitably read her on repeat.

DVD ReviewsJul 15, 2019
The Brady-est Brady Bunch TV & Movie Collection
Gather round, kiddos, for this review of The Brady-est Brady Bunch TV & Movie Collection will, as never before, attempt to make sense of this unkillable piece of pop culture iconography. Your humble reviewer was in the thick of things when The Brady Bunch, the 1969-74 family sitcom, staked its claim onto the American consciousness, and can offer a bit perspective those generations, just before and since, can't quite reconcile. But before we do that, let's first point out that this compact if unruly boxed DVD set, with a total running time of around 75 hours (!) of material includes with one notable exception just about everything Brady-related one might possibly ever want: the original series; The Brady Kids animated spin-off; The Brady Girls Get Married TV movie and its short-lived sitcom follow-up, The Brady Brides; A Very Brady Christmas, a later TV ...Read the entire review





Movies.com Movie NewsDec 17, 2018
Next 3 Action Thrillers: 'Miss Bala,' 'Cold Pursuit,' 'Alita: Battle Angel'
Produced by Peter Jackson and directed by Christian Rivers, Mortal Engines (above) revolves around large mobile communities known as "traction cities." Based on the first in a popular series of novels by Philip Reeve and sumptuously designed, the action-adventure is set in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, where it covers a lot of ground in telling its tale of courage and daring.  What lies ahead for action movies in the new year? We've picked out three upcoming thrillers that all look very promising.   Miss Bala Gina Rodriguez stars as an American woman who is forced by authorities to go undercover in a Mexican gang in order to clear her name of the crime the gang forced her to commit. The twisty thriller also stars Anthony Mackie; it looks to be...
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