TV & Movies Features
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How the ‘Crazy, Creative Minds’ Behind ‘Los Espookys’ Made Season 2 Even Weirder
The cast and crew — including Fred Armisen, Julio Torres, and Ana Fabrega — take us inside the world of HBO’s strange, spooky comedy
- Scare Tactics
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The 100 Greatest TV Shows of All Time: How the List Was Made
Dozens of top television creators, actors, writers, producers, and critics came together to create Rolling Stone's list
- Trade Secrets
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‘What’s the Bodega Look Like on Coruscant?’: Tony Gilroy on Making ‘Andor’ – and Fighting Off a ‘Michael Clayton’ TV Series
The Star Wars series' showrunner explains why it'll get "bigger and bigger and bigger" in future episodes, and much more
- Going Rogue
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Inside the Making of ‘Andor,’ the Star Wars Series That Changes Everything
Showrunner Tony Gilroy and stars Diego Luna and Genevieve O’Reilly tell us why the latest Disney+ show paves new ground for the saga
- Rebel, Rebel
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‘I Know What You Feel Before a Fight’: Why Gina Prince-Bythewood Needed to Make ‘The Woman King’
The filmmaker opens up about her personal connection to the groundbreaking historical epic and why directing Viola Davis initially gave her the jitters
- Hail to the Queen
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10 Best Movies at Toronto Film Festival 2022
From a portrait an artist that doubled as protest art to the biopic of musical genius known as 'Weird' Al — our picks for the best films of this year's outstanding TIFF lineup
- Best of the Fests
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‘All the Beauty and the Bloodshed’ Is a Major Work of Anti-Pharma Protest Art
Arguably *the* movie of the Toronto International Film Festival, Laura Poitras' documentary on photographer Nan Goldin is a singular portrait of an artist — with a focus on how this subversive shutterbug helped take down Purdue
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‘I Want My Hero’s Moment’: Maya Hawke on the End of ‘Stranger Things’ and Her New Album
The actress-singer talks about leveling up and proving herself as the child of celebrities
- Hawke's Eye
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Emmys 2022: The Award Show Where Everything Old Is New Again, and Also Still Old
In a surprising twist, the Television Academy honored a broadcast comedy and a foreign-language upstart — but for the most part, it brought a parade of familiar faces to the stage
- Statues and Limitations
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Emmys 2022: Historic Wins, Canned Comedy, and Jennifer Coolidge’s Spotlight-Stealing Speech
TV's least glamorous night was weighed down by unfunny segments nobody asked for and play-off music during the most entertaining speeches. At least one actress was bold enough to give Emmy producers the proverbial middle finger
- Predictably Predictable
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