There have been multiple Cheaper By the Dozens over the years, but we spoke with Zach Braff & Gabrielle Union about leading the family of the newest iteration.
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Raffi was sidelined more than once during the first season of Picard. Thankfully, that's changing.
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Quincy Isaiah made his TV debut as NBA legend Magic Johnson in HBO's Winning Time, and he tells us about how he tried to capture Magic's essence on the court.
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Michael Chiklis knew all about Boston Celtics coach Red Auerbach during the high-flying era of NBA basketball in the 1980s. Now he's playing him on an HBO show.
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'Listen, this keeps coming up and I want you to tell all your followers: I am down to play Ted Kord.'
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'I was speechless, I was moved to tears.'
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Horror comedies are a little different than horror films that are simply broken up with comic relief.
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Few fictional worlds have the power to change lives quite like Star Trek.
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Unfaithful is Adrian Lyne's unquestionable masterpiece.
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As evidenced by the 15 movies on this list, it's never a bad time to head into outer space (er, well, maybe not if you're in the Xenomorph universe).
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You probably didn't expect the star of Community to direct a heartwarming documentary about kids building robots, but life is full of surprises.
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The classic comedy is shockingly accurate in its portrayal of the legal process, and it stands the test of time.
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After a six-season run, the Rocinante's journey has come to an end. Miss the politics, the action, or the characters of The Expanse? Check out these shows next.
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All About Lily Chou-Chou is a dark, vicious, haunting movie as enigmatic as the fictional singer in its title.
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This is the kind of documentary that could rewire a kid's brain in a good way.
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Maggie Gyllenhaal is one of the most exciting actors working today. Here's our countdown of her best films.
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Let's look at all the fake boy bands that were tearing up our hearts on the big and small screen.
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There is no other movie on this planet quite like A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night.
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While not always explicitly about queerness, Turning Red can easily be used as a jumping off point for explaining the realities of queer students.
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Spenser Cohen and Anna Halberg tell us about making their short film, which stars Sophie Thatcher as a terrified woman who can only move her eyes.
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Set sail with the pirates of Our Flag Means Death.
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Meet the Adams Family, the filmmaking group behind the imaginative (and occasionally psychedelic) indie horror film Hellbender.
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Twenty years ago, the Academy created the Best Animated Feature Oscar category. But animation is still treated as a lesser medium.
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Aaron and Adam Nee want to make the kind of movies they loved growing up.
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With the promotional cycle around Batman films, there is a darker streak to the narrative that rears it ugly head every single time.
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William Hurt's appearance in A History of Violence is brief, but it shows what a good actor can do with limited screen time
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By the power of Grayskull, Masters of the Universe directors Aaron and Adam Nee will make the movie as wild as its source material!
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