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Hope on the Street features the flying feet of j-hope from BTS as he dances his way around the world.
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A gaggle of celebs goof around and solve fact-based mysteries on the South Korean variety show Apartment 404.
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BTS: Yet to Come finds the seven-man boy band in top form for a 2022 concert in Busan, South Korea. Was it their last time performing together? Could be!
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Wayne Shorter: Zero Gravity approaches the jazz great’s life and work with an expansive visual sense that promotes the tenor saxophonist’s own conceptions of existence and creativity.
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Director Brett Morgen aims to catch the Bowie vibe.
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It’s as much about the ghosts of New York City past as it is about the person profiled.
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“I chose to trust them. Did I make a mistake? You tell me.”
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“Is this where the men figure out the solution?”
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Michael Shannon and Jessica Chastain embody the best and worst of the country legends.
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The filmmakers create a dreamscape of memory that's cloying and sentimental, but also earnest and moving.
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Every career is a winding road, and Sheryl brings us a little bit closer to the singer and musician's life and three decades in music.
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Superstar Laura Pausini is known as the “Queen of Italian Pop.” But Pleasure to Meet You asks the question: what if she was just Laura from the block?
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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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This is part promotional item, part pathology of pop singer’s brain.
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Christmas will wreck your head! But this time around, it also features The LCD Soundsystem Holiday Special, and its goofy riffing on family sitcoms amid a powerful set from the...
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Everybody Loves Natti is ready to showcase this reggaeton sensation's next exciting chapter.
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This is an absolutely foundational rock 'n roll epic, a window into the world of high fantasy and danger that no other group perfected quite like Led Zep did.
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Our World gives you the goods and the Biebs, onstage and off.
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He was called the "pied piper of punk funk," and that glorious nickname was more than warranted.
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This doc explores the iconic singer's life, the lasting influence of her breakthrough album, and the longing to be free of a profound inner pain that informed its creation.