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Jeon Jong-seo is an avenging angel in blood-soaked 'Ballerina'
Director Lee Chung-hyun's hyper-stylized, fast-paced revenge drama "Ballerina" is grounded by the intense lead performance of Jeon Jong-seo
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'Modern Family' alum Nolan Gould: 'Miranda's Victim' a true story that needs to be told
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Most states have seen increase in illegal immigration 'encounters'
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Director: 'Bloodlines' fills in blanks from Stephen King's 'Pet Sematary' novel
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'Dicks: The Musical' creators wanted even dirtier title
Josh Sharp and Aaron Jackson explain they went too far for theaters with "Dicks: The Musical," a film adaptation of their Upright Citizens Brigade musical out Friday.
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'Because I Hate Korea' has no easy answers for a struggling generation
Director Jang Kun-jae's nuanced "Because I Hate Korea" opened the Busan International Film Festival.
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Felicia Day: 'Third Eye' has romance, minotaurs, fart jokes
Felicia Day, who wrote and stars in "Third Eye," available Thursday on Audible, describes the fantasy comedy homage to her favorite genre.
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Jeon Woo-sung: Dark comedy 'Bargain' imagines villains in natural disaster
Korean writer-director Jeon Woo-sung's wicked comedy-thriller, "Bargain," imagines what could happen when dozens of sketchy characters get stuck together in the midst of a natural disaster.
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// 3 days ago
Venezuela opens new consulates in Colombia amid record migration
Five new consulates are offering services to Venezuelans across Colombia, another step in renewed relations between the South American neighbors under Colombia's left-wing President Gustavo Petro.
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Busan International Film Festival kicks off after tumultuous year
After a troubled year that saw a shakeup of its top leadership, the 28th Busan International Film Festival kicked off Wednesday with cheering crowds and stars walking the red carpet at a packed opening ceremony.
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Brian Volk-Weiss: James Bond producers had 'traumatizing relationship with Sean Connery'
"Icons Unearthed" creator Brian Volk-Weiss shares some of the drama behind the James Bond franchise, explored in the new season of "Icons" premiering Wednesday on Vice.
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// 4 days ago
'Catfish' hosts: Technology gives frauds new tools
Nev Schulman and Kamie Crawford discuss how new technology makes their job exposing frauds on "Catfish: The TV Show," returning Tuesday on MTV, a little harder.
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Religious liberty cases could land on Supreme Court docket this term
The U.S. Supreme Court begins its 2023 term Monday and the justices are considering which cases to hear, including some that could impact religious liberty.
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Loneliness could increase chance of Parkinson's disease, study indicates
A new study suggests that loneliness may be associated with a significant increased risk of developing Parkinson's disease, the second most common neurodegenerative condition after Alzheimer's disease.
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Derrick Adams hopes his artist retreat creates opportunities for Black artists in Baltimore
Derrick Adams headlined a new art fair, Artville, in Nashville and talked about his Baltimore artist retreat -- The Last Resort.
TV
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'Quantum Leap' Season 2 'to delve into each leap a little more,' producer says
'Quantum Leap' Executive Producer Chris Grismer says Season 2, premiering Wednesday on NBC, allows the show to spend more time in the past with time traveler Ben Song, and explains how they created different eras.
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// 6 days ago
Nashville holds first Artville fair, putting 'Music City' on the map for visual arts
Nashville held its first Artville fair this weekend, putting "Music City" on the map for the visual arts, while raising concerns about the growing pains for artists in a city that is rapidly developing.
Entertainment News
// 6 days ago
Derrick Adams kicks off Nashville's Artville fair with Black collage artists' talk
Derrick Adams kicked off Nashville's first Artville fair, held in the city's blossoming Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood, with a moderated artist's talk about his practice and Black expression in collage.
Movies
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Peter Facinelli hopes 'On Fire' film personalizes natural disasters
Peter Facinelli told UPI he hopes his new family survival drama, "On Fire," helps viewers understand the tremendous peril many everyday people face during natural disasters. It premieres in theaters Friday.
Movies
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John Carney: Music shortens distance between 'Flora and Son'
"Once" and "Sing Street" writer-director John Carney told UPI he found another way to explore his favorite theme -- the positive power of music -- in the movie, "Flora and Son."
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