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What to stream: Explore ‘Bloodlines’ of Y2K-era teen horror films

With “Final Destination: Bloodlines” in theaters this week, the turn of the century is top of mind. The first film in the franchise came out a quarter of a century ago, in the year 2000, so nostalgia for those late 1990s/Y2K-era teen horror films might be high right now, reflecting on what that trend might have signified or represented in such a different time, and what it means now. The ...
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What to stream: Sit back, relax and enjoy these Josh Hartnett films

Things have been good for Josh Hartnett these past few years. The Y2K era teen star has established a fun new groove for himself, working in genre pictures like this week’s bonkers actioner “Fight or Flight,” directed by James Madigan, M. Night Shyamalan’s devious “Trap” from last year, and Guy Ritchie’s homage to “Heat,” “Wrath of Man” (2021). So in honor of “Fight or Flight” hitting screens ...
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What to stream: Strike lightning with movies featuring ‘Thunderbolts*’ cast

“Thunderbolts*” brings together some of the favorite rapscallions of the Marvel Cinematic Universe for their very own crew of lovable antiheroes. But where have you seen some of these actors before — aside from previous MCU films and TV shows of course? The charming cast makes for a fun ensemble, and maybe you’d like to seek out some of their more under-the-radar titles on streaming, or maybe ...
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‘60 Minutes’ is a TV news powerhouse brand. Can it withstand Trump pressure?

NEW YORK — For nearly six decades, there have been few media institutions as durable and respected as the CBS newsmagazine "60 Minutes." Even as traditional appointment TV viewing fades, "60 Minutes" remains the most watched news program, approaching 10 million viewers in some weeks, according to Nielsen data. 
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What to stream: Hollywood stars return to small screen in new shows

There’s a wealth of fun new TV series currently streaming, and while it seems like there always are in these times of multiple streaming platforms, there are a special few worth seeking out, if only for their stars, who have returned to the medium that made them famous.
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Amanda Bynes just wants to chat with her fans. That will cost them $50 a month

LOS ANGELES — Amanda Bynes just wants to talk with her fans — at least with the ones willing to pay. The former child actor has joined OnlyFans. “I’m on onlyfans now!” Bynes wrote in an Instagram story Tuesday. “Disclaimer: I’m doing onlyfans to chat with my fans through dm’s. I won’t be posting any sleazy content. Excited to join.” (Though it has created seven-figure income for some creators, ...
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What to stream: Conduct recon on the prior film, TV roles of Rami Malek

Oscar winning actor Rami Malek isn’t your typical leading man. He’s a bit quirky, a bit unknowable, and slides easily between hero and villain. He’s made a career shifting between indie features and bigger blockbusters, and even ventures into the spy thriller genre with this week’s “The Amateur.” He’s had a wildly varied career, so take a spin through the best of his filmography on streaming.
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What to stream: Catch a film that’s flying under the radar, including ‘Sugarcane’

Stop the scroll! Streaming movies at home can be convenient, but it’s also overwhelming, especially during this season, post awards and pre-summer blockbuster. Perhaps there are some under-the-radar films you missed from the past year, or perhaps you’re looking for some quality comfort escapism. Either way, here are a few choice picks that have recently become available — and that you may have ...
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As Conan O’Brien receives Mark Twain humor prize at the Kennedy Center, the joke is on Trump

Conan O’Brien received the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor on Sunday night at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, drawing Sarah Silverman, Will Ferrell, David Letterman and Stephen Colbert to the center’s most high-profile event since President Donald Trump staged a hostile takeover of the place in mid-February, firing board members and declaring himself chairman.
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What to stream: Become part of the family with these Robert De Niro gangster films

While watching “The Alto Knights,” Barry Levinson’s tribute to the mob movie starring not one but two Robert De Niros, it feels like a meta commentary on the gangster films that made De Niro an iconic actor and that he made an iconic part of American cinema, working with directors like Martin Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola. This film is in conversation with his other work, so you may be ...