Review: A social comedy on 'detransitioning' asks: Who is anyone to judge?
A social comedy on 'detransitioning' asks: Who is anyone to judge?
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COVID-19 surge forces Sundance Film Festival to cancel drive-in screenings
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Katrine Philp's "Beautiful Something Left Behind," which examines young children coping with the loss of parents, fails to provide much context.
Hollywood hails Stacey Abrams, LaTosha Brown as Democrats poised to take Georgia
Fair Fight founder Stacey Abrams and Black Voters Matter cofounder LaTosha Brown win praise from Hollywood as Democrats lead Georgia Senate runoffs.
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An eccentric documentary looks at what Rembrandt means to art-world elites who collect his paintings.
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Nipsey Hussle helped to save this L.A. skating rink. Now its future is uncertain
World on Wheels co-owner Tommy Karas said battles with his landlord and now the COVID-19 closure doomed the roller rink beloved by Black L.A.