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After eight seasons of fighting for her life on AMC’s The Walking Dead, Lauren Cohan knew she needed a change when she felt a little too comfortable with the job.
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The #MeToo movement fighting sexual misconduct had already claimed one of Hollywood's top movie moguls in Harvey Weinstein. Now it has done the same for Leslie Moonves, one of the television industry's most powerful executives.
- By Michael Muckian, contributing writer
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A diverse collection of dramas and documentaries from around the world, all of them threaded with the commonalities of Jewish culture, unite the films selected for the Jewish Community Center’s 21st annual Milwaukee Jewish Film Festival.
- By Jake Coyle, AP Film Writer
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Between September and Christmas, Netflix will release at least 25 films — possibly the most extensive fall movie slate any studio has ever put together.
- By Jake Coyle, AP writer
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That Robert Redford might be hanging it up has the unmistakable feel of an era passing.
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From Oct. 7 to Oct. 11, the annual Milwaukee Jewish Film Festival is returning for its 21st year. The festival is an exploration and celebration of Jewish and Israeli life, culture and history and includes films from all across the globe.
- By Derek Cai, Associated Press
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The craze for Crazy Rich Asians is hitting Asia, with a premiere in Singapore followed by openings in several neighboring countries later this week.
- By LINDSEY BAHR, AP Film Writer
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Anyone who has seen Kristen Bell break down in (happy) hysterics over a sloth knows the actress’ affinity for animals, especially those of the cute and cuddly variety.
- By JAKE COYLE, AP Film Writer
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There are two glittering parades running in tandem through Jon M. Chu’s Crazy Rich Asians, a glitzy and delightful adaptation of Kevin Kwan’s 2013 bestseller.
- By LINDSEY BAHR, AP writer
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The most popular movies are still largely the domain of white, straight, able-bodied men, both in front of the camera and behind.
- By JAKE COYLE, AP Film Writer
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The perspective by which women are often seen, sexualized and objectified by men — consciously or not — in Hollywood films is known as the "male gaze." Is there a 'female gaze' in movies?
- By LINDSEY BAHR, AP Film Writer
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Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again is the kind of movie that feels and sounds like a summer vacation should: Fizzy, lively, low-stakes and soundtracked by ABBA.
- By MARK KENNEDY, AP Entertainment Writer
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He's cool, with moral clarity and he's three moves ahead of everyone. No wonder he's such a welcome sight in 2018 America and no wonder Denzel Washington wanted another go-around.
- By Mark Kennedy, AP writer
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Fresh off a breakout year in 2017, comedian Hasan Minhaj is ready to turn his wit to diagnosing the larger issues facing America.
- By Mike Holloway, staff writer
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Sacha Baron Cohen has returned to television with his most daring project yet — a Showtime television series titled Who is America?
- By BETH J. HARPAZ, AP Travel Editor
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You'll hear the inside story on the Statue of Liberty, Mount Rushmore and other landmarks and icons from Geoffrey Baer, host of the PBS television series 10 That Changed America, in three new episodes airing this summer.
- By JAKE COYLE, AP Film Writer
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Not since Animal against the advice of Dr. Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker ingested Insta-Growth pills has a movie had as much fun with scale as Ant-Man and The Wasp.
- By Mark Kennedy, AP writer
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Natalie Portman and Jonathan Safran Foer have teamed up to produce the documentary Eating Animals, an indictment of the factory farm system that argues we are feeding ourselves all wrong.
- By JAKE COYLE, AP writer
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The dinosaurs of Jurassic Park are many things. They are special-effects wonders. They are unruly houseguests. And they are some of the biggest, most foot-stomping metaphors around.
- By JAKE COYLE, AP Film Writer
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Director X’s Superfly transplants the 1972 Blaxploitation classic from Harlem streets to suburban Atlanta mansions, flips Curtis Mayfield’s soul score for Future’s hip-hop soundtrack and forsakes the original’s politically charged grit for shallow music-video indulgence.
- By LYNN ELBER, AP writer
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Barbra Streisand’s A Star Is Born is being reborn online with scenes she’d cut from the 1976 movie.
- By LINDSEY BAHR, AP Film Writer
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Writer-director Drew Pearce hadn’t even sent out the script for his futuristic, hospital-for-criminals thriller Hotel Artemis when Jodie Foster called asking to be part of it.
- By Lisa Neff, staff writer
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“Wisconsin is to blame for Mortified,” says David Nadelberg, who 15 years ago founded a storytelling project that’s become a cultural mirror.
- By JOCELYN NOVECK, AP National Writer
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Adrift is based on the harrowing, real-life story of Tami Oldham, who sailed off on a romantic voyage from Tahiti to San Diego in 1983 with her fiance, Richard Sharp, and ran into a brutal hurricane.
- By JAKE COYLE, AP Film Writer
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For anyone who has ever read Crime and Punishment and then really wanted to see a frat boy version — Bro-stoyevsky, if you will — your movie has finally arrived.
- By Gregg Shapiro, contributing writer
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These days, it seems like you can’t turn on the TV without seeing lesbian comedian and actor Fortune Feimster.
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The lawsuit said the Sesame Street brand will be harmed by a just-released movie trailer featuring “explicit, profane, drug-using, misogynistic, violent, copulating and even ejaculating puppets”
- By LINDSEY BAHR, AP writer
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Despite high-profile Oscar wins for art house films like Call Me By Your Name and A Fantastic Women, LGBTQ representation in films from the seven biggest Hollywood studios fell significantly in 2017 according to a study released by the advocacy organization GLAAD.
- By Mark Kennedy, AP writer
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At a screening of Deadpool 2, the audience didn’t get up when the end credits came up, patiently sitting through the scrolling names of visual effects supervisors and lighting specialists.
- By Lindsey Bahr, AP Film Writer
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If there’s one takeaway from Solo: A Star Wars Story, it’s that our favorite scoundrel had been through a lot before he ever met up with Luke, Obi-Wan and Leia.
- By Jake Coyle, AP writer
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When it’s suggested to Spike Lee that BlacKkKlansman, his furious statement on race in Donald Trump’s America, has rocked Cannes like nothing else at this year’s festival, he smiles.
- By Jake Coyle, AP Film Writer
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For these the-movies-are-dying, I’ll-stream-it-at-home times, Christopher Nolan has brought out the big guns.
- By Erika Kinetz and Elias Meseret, AP writers
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A company that made shoes for Ivanka Trump and stands accused of serious labor violations plays an unexpected role in a blockbuster propaganda film about China’s renaissance under President Xi Jinping.
- By Jake Coyle, AP Film Writer
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A Cannes Film Festival grappling with issues of gender equality and other winds of change was declared open by Martin Scorsese and Cate Blanchett, arm in arm, before the premiere of Asghar Farhadi’s Everybody Knows.
- By Lindsey Bahr, AP writer
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Charlize Theron had wanted to work again with screenwriter Diablo Cody and director Jason Reitman since the movie Young Adult, in which Theron got to play a true mess of a character — alcoholic, all-around stunted and viciously hilarious.
- By Lynn Elber, AP writer
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Rosie Perez has found a TV series close to her heart with Rise, about a high school theater program that’s more than song and dance.
- By Lindsey Bahr, AP writer
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The organization that bestows the Academy Awards said Thursday that it has expelled two prominent members convicted of sexual offenses, Bill Cosby and Roman Polanski, from its membership.
- By Jake Coyle, AP writer
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On the cusp of the 71st Cannes, the festival that finds itself, unlike it has in decades, in tumult.
- By Mike Holloway, staff writer
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I remember when the Sherman Park riots escalated, and how the images of the burning gas station and the angry protestors in the streets flashed across every media outlet.
- By Jake Coyle, AP Film Writer
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From the first moments of The Fourth Estate — as Times Executive Editor Dean Baquet watches Trump sworn on a screen in the newsroom — there’s the dramatic air of a gauntlet being thrown down.
- By Alanna Durkin Richer, Associated Press
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Bobby Kennedy’s life and transformation into a liberal hero is coming to Netflix in a new four-part documentary series available Friday.
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The Wisconsin Film Festival has announced the winners of its 2018 run.
- By Lindsey Bahr, AP Film Writer
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Summer starts early this year in Hollywood with the potentially record-breaking release of Avengers: Infinity War today, and the marquee Marvel superheroes couldn’t be coming at a better time.
- By Lynn Elber, AP writer
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Antonio Banderas, who shares his birthplace with Pablo Picasso, decided it finally was time to portray his hometown hero.
- By Jake Coyle, AP writer
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Rest in Power, produced by Jay-Z and premiering in June on the Paramount Network, charts the long, hard-fought journey that began as a family’s tragedy but grew into a nationwide protest movement on civil rights, gun violence and racial profiling.
- By Mark Kennedy, AP writer
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This fabulous, moody film isn’t your typical jock flick where bitter rivals compete to a crowning, sweaty end.
- By Lindsey Bahr, AP writer
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Cinema might have a worthy successor to early Terrence Malick in Chloe Zhao, whose second feature The Rider is a spiritual and poetic journey into the fading world of the Lakota cowboy, starring the real people who inspired her film.
- By Lynn Elber, AP writer
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The instant-hit status of Roseanne is triggering the enduring Hollywood impulse to copycat “success.”
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