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All Wishes Come True!: A Mortal Heist, Immortal Foes, and Doomsday in China's Animated Hit
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All Wishes Come True!: A Mortal Heist, Immortal Foes, and Doomsday in China's Animated Hit
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By Alice Shih

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Lion: Docuseries Tracking Lion Cub’s Ascent to Adulthood Paws Its Way into Hearts
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Lion: Docuseries Tracking Lion Cub’s Ascent to Adulthood Paws Its Way into Hearts
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By Kim Hughes

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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds - Season 4, Ep. 4: The Klingons are Back! In Black (and White)
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds - Season 4, Ep. 4: The Klingons are Back! In Black (and White)
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By John Kirk

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The End of Oak Street: It’s Not the Dinosaurs That Will Surprise You
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The End of Oak Street: It’s Not the Dinosaurs That Will Surprise You
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By John Kirk

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The Wrong Girls: Dumb and Dumber… and Yet So, So Not
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The Wrong Girls: Dumb and Dumber… and Yet So, So Not
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By Karen Gordon

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American Doctor: Treating Broken Bodies in Gaza, Fighting for Hearts and Minds at Home
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American Doctor: Treating Broken Bodies in Gaza, Fighting for Hearts and Minds at Home
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By Liam Lacey

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Original-Cin Q&A: PAW Patrol Director Cal Brunker on Dogs, Dinosaurs… and Snoop Dogg
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Original-Cin Q&A: PAW Patrol Director Cal Brunker on Dogs, Dinosaurs… and Snoop Dogg
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By Bonnie Laufer

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Nimrods: Fanboy Wishes and Green Day Dreams
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Nimrods: Fanboy Wishes and Green Day Dreams
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By John Kirk

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The Rivals of Amziah King: The Beauty of Life is Found in Its Balance
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The Rivals of Amziah King: The Beauty of Life is Found in Its Balance
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By John Kirk

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Tony: Bourdain's Wet Hot Teen Summer is a Thin Bio, But a Well-Cooked Story
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Tony: Bourdain's Wet Hot Teen Summer is a Thin Bio, But a Well-Cooked Story
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By Jim Slotek

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The Box: A Mexican Boy's Search For His Father's Remains Speaks Volumes in Few Words
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The Box: A Mexican Boy's Search For His Father's Remains Speaks Volumes in Few Words
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By Jim Slotek

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One Night Only: Equal Parts Silly and Stupid Is (Just) Enough
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One Night Only: Equal Parts Silly and Stupid Is (Just) Enough
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By Chris Knight

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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds - Season 4, Ep. 3: Tonight the Crew Parties Like It's 2299
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds - Season 4, Ep. 3: Tonight the Crew Parties Like It's 2299
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By John Kirk

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Star Wars Visions: The Ninth Jedi - Anime Meets Star Wars. Don’t Ask Why
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Star Wars Visions: The Ninth Jedi - Anime Meets Star Wars. Don’t Ask Why
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By John Kirk

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Ice Cream Man: Eli Roth Gorges on Blood and Sprinkles in Endless Psycho-Child Rampage
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Ice Cream Man: Eli Roth Gorges on Blood and Sprinkles in Endless Psycho-Child Rampage
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By Jim Slotek

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The Samurai and the Prisoner: Solving Mysteries Within Mysteries in a Besieged Japanese Castle
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The Samurai and the Prisoner: Solving Mysteries Within Mysteries in a Besieged Japanese Castle
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By Liam Lacey

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I Want Your Sex: Gregg Araki Takes a Playful Poke at Gen Z's Sexual Devolution
I Want Your Sex: Gregg Araki Takes a Playful Poke at Gen Z's Sexual Devolution

By Karen Gordon

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Sheep in the Box: Master Director Hirokazu Kore-eda Asks, ‘What is Family?’
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Sheep in the Box: Master Director Hirokazu Kore-eda Asks, ‘What is Family?’
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By Alice Shih

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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds - Season 4, Ep. 2: An Abandoned Ship and a Standard Evil Mind-Messing Entity (Copy)
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds - Season 4, Ep. 2: An Abandoned Ship and a Standard Evil Mind-Messing Entity (Copy)
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By John Kirk

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The Voices of Our Mother: Sheila McCarthy Possesses the Screen in Unprepossessing Demonic Fable
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The Voices of Our Mother: Sheila McCarthy Possesses the Screen in Unprepossessing Demonic Fable
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By Liam Lacey

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Spider-Man Brand New Day: The Stakes Are Low, Just The Way We Like It
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Spider-Man Brand New Day: The Stakes Are Low, Just The Way We Like It
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By Chris Knight

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Mary Oliver Saved by the Beauty of the World: Brilliant Poet Receives Lyrical Salute
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Mary Oliver Saved by the Beauty of the World: Brilliant Poet Receives Lyrical Salute
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By Kim Hughes

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The Outer Threat: Poor Treatment of a Rich Premise
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The Outer Threat: Poor Treatment of a Rich Premise
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By John Kirk

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Her Private Hell: As Intended, Nicholas Winding Refn Leaves Me Confused and Winded
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Her Private Hell: As Intended, Nicholas Winding Refn Leaves Me Confused and Winded
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By Thom Ernst

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Stan Lee: The Final Chapter - Elder Abuse Tale, About and By Some Who Could've Stopped It
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Stan Lee: The Final Chapter - Elder Abuse Tale, About and By Some Who Could've Stopped It
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By John Kirk

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Brunello The Gracious Visionary: We Don’t Just Talk about Him, We Laud Him!
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Brunello The Gracious Visionary: We Don’t Just Talk about Him, We Laud Him!
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By Chris Knight

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A Sad and Beautiful World: A Rom-Com Struggles to Survive in Lebanon
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A Sad and Beautiful World: A Rom-Com Struggles to Survive in Lebanon
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By Liam Lacey

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Original-Cin Q&A: Star Trek Strange New Worlds’ Anson Mount on Captaining an Icon
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Original-Cin Q&A: Star Trek Strange New Worlds’ Anson Mount on Captaining an Icon
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By Bonnie Laufer

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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds - Season 4, Ep. 1: Setting Course For Kirk's Enterprise
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds - Season 4, Ep. 1: Setting Course For Kirk's Enterprise
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By John Kirk

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Lars Shrike Walks the Night: When Are Characters People?
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Lars Shrike Walks the Night: When Are Characters People?
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By John Kirk

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