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Youth counselor Stéphane Blé is about to be inaugurated as France's first Black president, but the country may not be ready for the changes he'll make.
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Sex and the City was and always will be iconic.
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The Murder of Air McNair is a pretty straightforward true crime documentary, with a vein of sports doc running through it.
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Emily in Paris has arrived to fill the Olympics void in your heart.
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“Caleb Williams has the opportunity to be the biggest thing in Chicago since Michael Jordan.”
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That bland title does it no favors.
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There is an unexpected connection between Melissa Witt's disappearance and murder and the case examined in the docuseries Still Missing Morgan.
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Loosely based on Giovanni Boccaccio's 14th century collection of stories, the series stars Tony Hale, Zosia Mamet, Jessica Plummer and Saoirse-Monica Jackson.
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Arguably no one in the baseball's long history has had as dramatic a fall from grace as Pete Rose.
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Call this one Ghostbusters: Night of Too Many Characters.
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Dave Bautista and Chloe Coleman return for another go at the Large Guy/Small Girl action-comedy formula.
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If you liked Quarterback, then Receiver is a perfect follow-up.
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Nostalgia really fuels this one -- and be prepared to get that theme stuck in your head yet again.
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"Look at me! I'm a funny movie!", the movie frequently proclaims.
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Teri Hatcher leads the way in this true crime thriller that sees one woman's past coincide with the present hunt for the BTK Killer in 1977 Wichita, Kansas.
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Roger Federer is arguably the greatest male tennis player who ever lived, and walking away from a career like his couldn’t have been easy.
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Set in the 1970s, the series is based on actual sex advice columns that appeared at the time.
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Powell clearly had a blast channeling American Psycho.
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"It was easy to transpose this from Houston to New Orleans," director Richard Linklater told Decider.
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Plus, the director and co-writer discusses identity, Hit Man as a trans metaphor, and police brutality.