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'Nerve' is exciting but thin'Nerve' stars Emma Roberts and Dave Franco as two teenagers who become involved with a sinister competition that operates through a smartphone app.
Matt Damon returns as Jason Bourne: Why he came back for the new film'Jason Bourne' is the first installment in the series with Damon since the 2007 movie 'The Bourne Ultimatum.' The film co-stars Alicia Vikander, Julia Stiles, and Tommy Lee Jones.
Midnight Muggle parties return for 鈥楬arry Potter and the Cursed Child鈥�The Chosen One is once again making it back into bookstores for a midnight book release on Saturday.聽
C is for Change: 'Sesame Street' drops veteran cast members'Sesame Street' announced that three of its beloved human characters will no longer appear on the show, the latest in a string of changes as the beloved 46-season show tries to keep up with modern entertainment.
Will Meryl Streep in new Mary Poppins movie bring 'Into the Woods' success?Streep is reportedly in talks to appear in 'Mary Poppins Returns,' for which Emily Blunt and Lin-Manuel Miranda are already on board. Streep also starred in the 2014 movie musical hit 'Into the Woods' with Blunt.
Hillary Clinton film: a female-led project is nothing new for Shonda RhimesRhimes, whose TV shows include 'Grey's Anatomy' and 'Scandal,' teamed up with producer Betsy Beers to produce the film about Mrs. Clinton's life that was screened at the Democratic National Convention.
Ice cream museum is the latest flavor in pop-up cultural eventsNew York's Museum of Ice Cream encourages visitors to embrace indulgence and their inner child.- Ice cream museum is the latest flavor in pop-up cultural eventsNew York's Museum of Ice Cream encourages visitors to embrace indulgence and their inner child.
'Jason Bourne' is one of the better entries in the series'Jason Bourne' features the return of Matt Damon in the title role, with Tommy Lee Jones portraying a CIA director, Alicia Vikander as a CIA analyst, Julia Stiles returning as the spy's former contact, and Riz Ahmed as a Silicon Valley billionaire.
'Gleason' leaves a lot for us to fill inThe documentary centers on Steve Gleason, an NFL player who was diagnosed with ALS and who filmed video diaries addressed to his unborn child. The clips become the movie's emotional core.
'Indignation' is uneven but star Logan Lerman is a go-getter'Indignation,' which is an adaptation of the Philip Roth novel of the same name, has an overly cautious tone, but Lerman's presence alone can make his scenes propulsive and Tracy Letts is marvelous.
How the British public saved (a portrait of) the queenA national fundraising effort ensured that an iconic British portrait of Queen Elizabeth I wasn't sold outside of the country 鈥� instead it will be put on public display.
Pickled carrots with coriander and cumin seedCrunchy and sweet, brighten up a cheese or charcuterie plate with pickled carrots.
Top Picks: The movie 'Marguerite' on DVD and Blu-ray, the Avalanches' album 'Wildflower,' and moreThe app聽Blue Plaques of London helps visitors and residents of London learn more about the city, the album 'Floodplain' by Sara Groves is gentle and thoughtful, and more top picks.
No-bake Nutella cookiesToo hot to cook but craving a sweet treat? Keep the oven off and try stirring up these no-bake cookies
Why Stephen Colbert can't be Stephen Colbert anymore"Late Night" host Stephen Colbert told a jeering crowd that they would never see pompous newscaster character "Stephen Colbert" again, as the character is the intellectual property of another company, presumably Colbert's former employer, Comedy Central.聽
'Jumanji' movie could begin filming soon 鈥� do audiences like remakes?A new take on the hit 1995 movie 'Jumanji' is set to star Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black, and Kevin Hart. The original movie stars Robin Williams and Kirsten Dunst.
'The Great Wall' trailer: China-US film reflects international movie mindsetA new trailer for the upcoming movie 'The Great Wall' has been released. The film stars actors including Matt Damon, Andy Lau, Jing Tian, and Willem Dafoe.
Verbal EnergyDesire lines, in our cities and our languageThe way people 鈥榲ote with their feet鈥� for a new path through a park has something in common with the way they establish new grammatical usages by using them.
Maple biscuitsServe these maple-flavored biscuits warm with a slather of melting butter.
