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The Rundown: Henry Winkler, Please Go On ‘Hot Ones’

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Netflix’s ‘The Sandman’ Delivered The Most Beautiful Hour Of TV Of The Year

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‘Day Shift’ Is One Of Netflix’s Better Attempts At A Fun, Dumb Streamer

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‘Prey’ Gets Back To The Basics Of ‘Predator’

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‘John Wick’ Spinoff Show ‘The Continental’ Is Finally Moving Forward At A New Home

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‘Better Call Saul’ (And ‘Better Call Saul’ Posters) Made Monday Worth Looking Forward To

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The Rock Personally Called Warner Bros. And Told Them To Leave Black Adam Out Of The First ‘Shazam!’ Movie

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Netflix Is Finally Shaking Up Their Release Scheduling, Beginning With Guillermo Del Toro’s ‘Cabinet of Curiosities’

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A ‘Stranger Things’ Star Was On ‘Game Of Thrones’ Long Before Playing The Breakout Character Of Season 4

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Baz Luhrmann's 'Elvis' Is An Insane, Rhinestone-Encrusted Fever Dream

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Will (And Should) Carmy Have Sex In 'The Bear' Season 2?

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Jenny Slate On The Magic Of ‘Marcel The Shell With Shoes On’

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Inside The Delightful Soundtrack of 'The Bear'

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Glen Powell Is Here To Rock Your World

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'Crimes of The Future' Is David Cronenberg's Gift To The Freaks And Perverts

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Jon Hamm On Finding His Need For Speed In ‘Top Gun: Maverick’

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There Should Be An Award For Whatever Exactly Jake Gyllenhaal Is Doing In 'Ambulance'

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'Beavis And Butthead Do The Universe' Is A One-Joke Movie That Never Gets Old

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'Mayans M.C.'s Clayton Cardenas Helps Us Process The Emotional Seasonal Finale

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‘Jurassic World: Dominion’ Star Laura Dern On Bringing Clint Eastwood To Meet A T-Rex

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Lalo Salamanca From 'Better Call Saul' Is The Most Fascinating Character On Television

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Jeremy Allen White On Making 'Uncut Gems' In A Kitchen With 'The Bear'

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An Incomplete List Of Movie Franchises That Could Be Improved By Adding The Incredible Hulk

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A Scene-By-Scene Breakdown Of The Basically Perfect First 30 Minutes Of The Original 'Top Gun'

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Viggo Mortensen And Léa Seydoux On Why They Loved Working With David Cronenberg On ‘Crimes of the Future’

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