Golden Globes 2021: 15 Best, Worst, and Most WTF Moments
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From Fey and Poehler's reunion to Zoom glitches and tearjerking speeches, our picks for the highlights and lowlights from last night's ceremony
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How Marielle Heller Conquered Hollywood One No at a Time
Posted in: Movie FeaturesThe uncompromising writer, director, and actor — think Can You Ever Forgive Me?, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, and The Queen's Gambit to name a few — has built a career on sticking to her guns
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‘I Hate Suzie’ Revels in a Woman Behaving Badly
Posted in: TV FeaturesThe British dramedy about a pop-star-turned-actress investigates what happens when its heroine stops being polite and starts getting real
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‘Happiest Season’: Clea DuVall on Making an LGBTQ Christmas Rom-Com
Posted in: Movie FeaturesThe actor-director on why she felt it was time "to see my own experience" onscreen — and in a bona fide holiday movie
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Zoe Lister-Jones on Conjuring Up ‘The Craft’ Sequel
Posted in: Movie FeaturesThe writer-director behind the sequel to Nineties cult classic on how she updated a female-empowerment tale for today's teens — and why she needed to make this movie
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Emmys 2020: The 16 Best, Worst, and Most WTF Moments
Posted in: TV ListsThere were hauls for 'Schitt's Creek' and 'Watchmen," upsets for Zendaya and Uzo Aduba, and touching reunions for old 'Friends.' Oh, and no audience. Here are the highs and lows of the weirdest Emmys ever
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How the Creators of ‘Pen15’ Make Middle School Misery Come Alive
Posted in: TV FeaturesMaya Erskine and Anna Konkle have turned a bonkers concept — adult women playing themselves at 13 — into a hilarious and poignant trip down memory lane
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50 Essential LGBTQ Movies
Posted in: Movie ListsFrom coming-out dramas to cult comedies, documentaries to blockbusters — our list of films that reflected and represented queer culture onscreen
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Inside the Groundbreaking Queer Reboot of ‘She-Ra’
Posted in: TV FeaturesThe Netflix series flipped the status quo by centering a lesbian love story, making huge strides for inclusivity on television
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‘Douglas’ Goes Deep Inside the Mind of Hannah Gadsby
Posted in: TV FeaturesIn her second Netflix special, the comedian explores how autism affects her thinking — and, yep, takes a little more time to pick on the patriarchy
