By Gates McFadden had some standout episodes as Beverly Crusher on Star Trek: The Next Generation, including “The High Ground,” “Attached,” and the extremely rewatchable “Remember Me,” where the ship’s doctor got trapped in one of her son’s shrinking warp bubbles and had to understand a world where everyone else had
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This article contains His & Hers spoilers. After amassing a staggering 49.4 million views on Netflix in the first two weeks of release, His & Hers is ripe for a second season. The murder-mystery show, starring Tessa Thompson and Jon Bernthal, was initially conceived as a limited series, but its
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John Nein has a turn of phrase he likes to share with his fellow programmers, festival-enthusiasts, and acolytes at the Sundance Institute: Legacy is where they work. It’s their office. The veritable place to hang the hat, whether that’s on a hook near the epicenter of mainstream American filmmaking in
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It is a period where the prestige of the awards season begins to collide with the bold, experimental, and sometimes wonderfully strange offerings of the new year. As we look toward the week commencing 26 January 2026, the schedule is looking remarkably robust, offering a slate that promises to challenge,
Exhibitor Asks For Shorter Movies
Remember when an over two hour movie was rare, and probably some kind of epic? VHS stores everywhere were full of 90 minute wonders. An over two hour movie must have something big and important to say! Then it all started to change. Now, we have sci-fi action movies and
