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Tarantino and Sacha Baron Cohen Take Their Next Act to the West End
Confirmed dates for The Popinjay Cavalier put two screen personalities inside a very different performance contract: a live audience, every night.
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Danny Plom Is Bringing His Own Story to The Comedy Store
The Cambodian American comedian has spent years turning cultural collision, friendship and the absurdity of his own upbringing into comedy. Now he is bringing that voice to a headlining night at The Comedy Store's Belly Room on December 18.
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Children of Blood and Bone Brings Orïsha to Comic Con
Gina Prince-Bythewood and the cast bring the fantasy adaptation to New York Comic Con as its January release approaches.
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Victoria Monét Opens Up the World of Frequency of Love
A 22-track album, an ambitious guest list and a new foundation make Monét’s latest release a broader statement of intent.
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September Returns to the Hot 100—and to Its Annual Appointment
Earth, Wind & Fire’s classic reenters the singles chart for the first time since 1979, turning a familiar calendar ritual into a measurable listening event.
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Jonathan Anderson Lets Dior Get a Little Strange
Metallic trousers, sheer layers and an invitation built around walnuts give Dior’s latest collection an interest in imperfection.
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Sam Morril Takes the Director’s Chair for Incorrect
The comedian’s Netflix special puts his name on both sides of the camera, making the presentation part of the story.
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Backrooms Comes Home, Bringing Internet Horror Full Circle
Kane Parsons’ feature reaches HBO Max, giving a horror concept born online another life on the screens where its audience first found it.
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Jhené Aiko Takes Westside Whimsy to No. 1
Her first Billboard 200 chart-topper arrives with an album rooted in Los Angeles—and an audience willing to follow her there.
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Hollywood Is Not Content
As Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery move toward becoming one, I keep thinking about the Hollywood I inherited — VHS, early Hulu, blockbusters, indie films, Sidney Poitier — and what we lose if art becomes nothing more than content.
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Nick Cannon Unveils Wild ’N Out’s New Cast: Meet “The Next Generation”
Nick Cannon is introducing Wild ’N Out’s next generation, with N3on, Zeddy Will, Zoe Spencer and more joining the live lineup ahead of a 20-city arena tour. RSO was inside the announcement as Justina Valentine and Conceited helped welcome the new cast—and the familiar faces were part of what made this next chapter worth watching.
