Viola Davis, Michelle Pfeiffer and Gillian Anderson star in a new series about first ladies in the White House. And “Abbott Elementary” airs its season finale. www.nytimes.com Source link
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With a new owner, the 99-year-old movie studio appears headed back to its traditional sweet spot as an entertainment company. But the business of Hollywood is no longer the same. www.nytimes.com Source link
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Photos and Interview by Jordan Edwards After months of building momentum through TikTok and energetic live shows, corook released her debut EP achoo! on Friday. It includes four fan favorites like “sims” and “bad friend” as well as three new tracks. The Sondheimian “snakes” will surely reach beyond the boundaries of social media. Aside from
Jazz critic Will Layman has been listening to classical piano and Afro-Cuban music in various forms. The best new jazz this month is also strong and extensive. www.popmatters.com Source link
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Ego Nwodim played the newly confirmed Supreme Court justice for “Saturday Night Live,” in an episode hosted by Jake Gyllenhaal. www.nytimes.com Source link
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Camila Cabello was the musical guest on last night’s episode of Saturday Night Live (April 9), where she was joined by Willow Smith for the live debut of her song ‘Psychofreak’, taken from her new album Familia. She also delivered a performance of the album’s first single, ‘Bam Bam’. Watch it below. A music video
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This Japanese phenomenon – now airing on Netflix – sends children as young as two out into the world alone. It’s an absolute rollercoaster of emotions If you have looked at Netflix over the past few days, there is an overwhelming chance that you will have been bashed over the head by a weird-looking Japanese
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Mr. Depp sued his ex-wife, Ms. Heard, for an op-ed she wrote in The Washington Post referring to herself as a “public figure representing domestic abuse.” www.nytimes.com Source link
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“Wait … it’s the Grammys?” When the Grammys’ sultry red carpet unfurled, this seemed to be social media’s overwhelming question. I mean what a shocking surprise. And indeed, it seems that the award show is getting less and less relevant each year. With major artists questioning its legitimacy — Drake, Frank Ocean, and The Weeknd
Series on the infamous texting suicide case searches for the emotional realism of digital relationships but flounders in a mishmash of prestige TV beats The reasons to watch and to question The Girl from Plainville, an eight-part Hulu mini-series based on the infamous “texting suicide” case from mid-2010s Massachusetts, are both contained in the final
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