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Comedian Joanna Briley is on a mission to create opportunities for Black women in comedy through Black Women in Comedy Laff ...
Dominican Director Leticia Tonos Talks Milly Quezada Biopic ‘Milly, the Queen of Merengue,’ Headed For London Screenings Market
The project is executive produced by Quezada, Tonos and her Santo Domingo-based outfit, Línea Espiral Producciones, and Rose ...
‘The Challenge All Stars’: Beth regrets exposing Jonna’s affair, but claps back — ‘I’m not going to be her scapegoat!’
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“The Fishing Place” Puts History Into the Present Tense
With a style as daring as his narrative sense, Rob Tregenza dramatizes the moral dilemmas of Norwegians under Nazi occupation ...
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Her POV: ‘The Last Showgirl’ is a moving glimpse of an artist’s journey
Pamela Anderson gives a tour de force performance in director Gia Coppola’s “The Last Showgirl.” The film is a beautiful portrait of dedication to one’s craft and the costs to interpersonal ...
Lisa Lisa, '80s Pop Icon, Recalls Eddie Murphy's 'Crush' on Her — and Turning Down Coming to America (Exclusive)
Trailblazing 'All Cried Out' singer Lisa Velez reflects on her past ahead of her emotional new Lifetime movie 'Can You Feel ...