Tag: Film
What To Watch TV & Film Features Wednesday’s Return, Happy Gilmore’s Comeback & A Classic Cartoon Reborn
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This week’s watchlist delivers a blend of spooky sleuthing, heartfelt hilarity, and nostalgic animation. It’s the perfect time to cozy...
A New Era Of Oz Begins In First Look At ‘Wicked: For Good’
Fans of Wicked have officially been welcomed back to the Emerald City with the release of a brand-new teaser featurette for Wicked: For Good. The highly anticipated...
Award-Winning Short Film ‘Hard’ Starring Lauren E. Banks To Screen At BronzeLens Film Festival In Atlanta
The powerful short film Hard, starring acclaimed actress Lauren E. Banks (City on a Hill, Lawmen: Bass Reeves), will screen at Atlanta’s BronzeLens Film Festival this...
What To Watch TV & Film Features Hurricane Katrina Doc, Washington Black & Tracee Ellis Ross’ New Travel Show
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This week’s top TV and film picks are rooted in resilience, memory, and self-discovery. Whether you’re uncovering untold histories or jet-setting...
New ‘Zootopia 2’ Trailer Debuts With A Fresh Adventure For Judy & Nick
Disney fans, get ready! Walt Disney Animation Studios just released a new trailer for Zootopia 2, giving audiences another look at the highly anticipated sequel...
Why Kerr County didn’t upgrade its flood warning system (July 24, 2025) | Houston Public Media
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The Surprising Origin Of ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’
Before I Know What You Did Last Summer became a slasher staple in the late ’90s, it was actually a YA suspense novel by author Lois...
Seriously Funny: Celebrating Kevin Hart’s 46th Birthday With His Most Hilarious Moments
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One of the most successful comedians of this generation turned 46 over the weekend (July 6th). Continue reading to check...
Runway’s AI transformed films. The $3 billion startup’s founders have a bold, new script: building immersive worlds
Artists like Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Edgar Degas were ridiculed, their work described by critics as “base,” “unfinished,” and the worst thing to...
