WorldPingTwenty years in the writing, this paranormal epic of cold war espionage and family tragedy is a quantum leap in terms of ambition and moral seriousness China Miéville’s epic new novel is presented as being “20 years in the making”.
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The Hollywood Reporter's executive editor of awards coverage dissects Monday night's results.
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WorldPingTim Blake Nelson’s "The Life and Deaths of Wilson Shedd" is a gripping, wrenching, dark-as-midnight crime drama that taps into a phenomenon many might view as an underground secret (or maybe they just don’t know anything about it): the relationship t…
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WorldPingLast year, the Emmys bet on an unorthodox host in Nate Bargatze and the result was an unmitigated disaster. This year, the Emmys bet on an unorthodox host and were rewarded with an effusive, yet efficient tribute to television at its best.
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WorldPingThe 78th Primetime Emmy Awards had a distinct bicoastal approach Monday night, and let’s be honest, something truly got lost along the way, to put it politely.
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WorldPingToronto film festival: the actor gives his greatest screen performance to date as the Chariots of Fire star who spends his final months playing Hamlet on stage It was an endlessly parodied cliche that any queer film released during a certain period w…
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WorldPingNorton’s best selling novel hits the small screen in a flurry of murder, bad gags and ex-soap stars in drab cardigans drinking fake coffees. What a total yawn ‘What in the name of the Virgin Mother is that terrible honk?
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