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The show is essentially Yellowjackets, but in prettier locales.
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Shot through the heart! But who’s to blame? Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story lets the band sort that out after 40 years as a thing.
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From the moment it began, there was political power in rap. The new doc Hip-Hop and the White House puts a spotlight on where that conversation sparked.
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Aisha Dee stars in this four-episode thriller from Australia.
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Sinclair Daniel, Ashleigh Murray, Bellamy Young and Eric McCormack star in the series, based on the novel by Zakiya Dalila Harris.
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With Live in Vegas, Imagine Dragons set out to prove that their music isn’t just for random listens in supermarkets and CVS lines.
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Tupac Shakur fit the legacy of a lifetime into his 25 years on earth, and the five-part docuseries Dear Mama has every side of the story on just how that happened.
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Riverdale's Hayley Law stars as an ironically detached heroine.
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A dynamic profile of Tyler the Creator kicks off RapCaviar Presents, a docuseries inspired by the popular Spotify playlist of the same name.
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“Seacrest…OUT” – well, only out of his morning gig alongside Kelly Ripa. Lionel Richie, Katy Perry, Luke Bryan, and Ryan Seacrest all return for Idol season 21.
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The success of this series depends on how smart the characters are, including the people investigating the death at the show's center.
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Strangers On A Train remains the best film to be based on a Highsmith novel, though.
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This concert film finds the band displaying the full breadth of their musical powers but also points to the problems that would forever tear them apart.
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A charismatic Havana Rose Liu gets put through the ringer in this one.
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It's a bleak time for Journey and Sue Sylvester fans everywhere.
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Power's Omari Hardwick stars in this bonkers B-horror flick.
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Safer at Home imagines a scary future where lockdown never ended and then does exactly nothing with that frightening notion.
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Directed by Questlove, this documentary broadcasts previously unseen footage of the performances at 1969’s Harlem Cultural Festival.
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Genius: Aretha features a strong lead performance from Cynthia Erivo as both an actor and a singer.
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A teenager confronted with the loss of his hearing takes to the road with a sassy partner in crime. Their mission? Record all of his favorite sounds. Your mission? Endure...