Every Stevie Ray Vaughan Instrumental, Ranked
From “Testify” and “Wham!” to “Riviera Paradise,” “Stang’s Swang,” “Little Wing” and “Lenny,”every Stevie Ray Vaughan instrumental, ranked.
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Andrew Lloyd Webber’s ‘Phantom Of The Opera’ To Be Recorded Live & Released In Cinemas
Universal Pictures Content Group (UPCG), LW Entertainment and Cameron Mackintosh have partnered to produce a live recording of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Phantom Of The Opera, which will be released in...
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What Brazil’s Political Convulsions Reveal About the Global Far-Right
If there is one thing that the last decade ought to have taught us, it is that strong objective factors do not automatically translate into powerful movements, let alone into the spontaneous...
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A Brief History of Iconic Women Spies in the Comics
Señorita Rio stands out as a particularly groundbreaking character, an actor of Latinx heritage who gives up the glitz of Hollywood for the danger of espionage. Created by writer Joe Hawkins and...
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5 Wildly Oblivious Horror Characters That Had It Coming From the Start, Ranked
The most oblivious horror movie characters are typically husbands who refuse to believe that the supernatural is happening right under their noses.
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Alec Baldwin's Unintentionally Hilarious Thriller Is as Entertaining as Ever
The Edge, Alec Baldwin and Anthony Hopkins' 1997 survival movie, delivers thrills and accidental laughs in equal measure.
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PlayStation Plus Drops Bonus October 2026 Free Download For New Fantasy RPG
PlayStation Plus Premium members can soon avail of a 90 minute trial of a grotesque Soulslike Napoleonic horror RPG drenched in unsettling detail.
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The Strokes live in London: playful proof they’ve still got the goods
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Carrie Ending Explained: Who The Others Are & That Margaret Twist
Mike Flanagan's Carrie adaptation may end with a bloody prom night, but it differs from the Stephen King novel and other movies in some big ways.
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Aaron Sorkin Confirms Why ‘The Social Reckoning’ Isn’t a 'Social Network' Sequel
Aaron Sorkin explains why he doesn't view The Social Reckoning as a sequel and explains how the new film tackles Facebook's current real-world impact.
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‘Lonesome Dove’ Is Officially Returning With a New Netflix Adaptation
Jeb Stuart teases Netflix’s new Lonesome Dove adaptation and says the 900-page novel offers plenty the 1989 miniseries never covered.
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Listen to Enter Shikari’s hopeful surprise new single ‘Higher Ground’
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‘Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger’ filmmakers explain why doc doesn’t show how Noel and Liam Gallagher made up
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Michael Winterbottom talks “chaos” of ‘24 Hour Party People’: “It was a celebration of the music and Manchester”
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Yaelokre’s Keath Ósk deviates from fantastical folk-pop and escapes into themself
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The Deadline Dozen: The Best Unscripted Shows Heading To MIPCOM Including ‘Wordle’, ‘Marriage Market’ & ‘Hidden Planet’
Welcome to our selection of the most scorching titles headed to MIPCOM this year, The Deadline Dozen. Our editorial team has carefully researched and selected the projects we expect to drive the...
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Abundantia Entertainment To Turn AI Creative Arm AiOn Into Standalone Studio: “Truly A Confluence Of Technology And Art”
EXCLUSIVE: This time last year, India’s Abundantia Entertainment launched an AI production division named Abundantia AiOn. Today, we can reveal that is morphing into a fully standalone native...
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Oscar-winning actress Eva Marie Saint dies aged 102
She starred opposite Marlon Brando, then alongside Cary Grant in Hitchcock's North by Northwest.
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Apple TV's Near-Perfect Fantasy Series Adds Magic to an Award-Winning Sitcom Formula | Review
Apple TV's new fantasy series Small Prophets will take you on a heartfelt, magical, and surprising journey.
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'Slow Horses' Star Reacts to the Grim Episode 4 Twist That Changes Everything
Slow Horses star Tom Brooke discusses Episode 4's biggest twist and the moment he improvised with returning cast member Olivia Cooke.
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The Wheel Of Time's Long-Awaited Return Is Officially A Hit
The Wheel of Time fans have nothing but good things to say about the franchise's long-awaited return after the Amazon series cancellation.
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Zhang Yimou Teases ‘Three-Body Problem’ At BIFF Opening; Jury Talks ‘The Assassin(s)’ Controversy & Competition Impact
Chinese filmmaker Zhang Yimou, who is serving as president of Busan International Film Festival’s competition jury, offered some details of his upcoming adaptation of sci-fi epic The Three-Body...
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Star Trek Is Officially Switching Genre And Replacing Picard In 2027
Star Trek's upcoming 2027 release is not only a massive shift in direction for the franchise, but it's kicking Picard to the curb for a new lead.
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Skydance Co-CEO On Prospect Of TV Studios Merging: “We’re Not Looking To Reduce Output Production”
Paramount’s $110B acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery has come without any consolidation of the two companies’ film and TV studios — at least for now. On the TV side, that...
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The Expanse Is Officially Returning In 2027 With A Brand-New Story
The Expanse is making an official return in 2027 with a completely original story set alongside familiar events from the original show.
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Fallout: NCR Is Officially Releasing In 2027
While Fallout fans are used to waiting for any given release, we're getting one sooner than later, and certainly quicker than Fallout 5.
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The Best Sci-Fi Book from Every Year of the 2010s
The Martian, Station Eleven, Dark Matter, and more make up our list of the best sci-fi books from every year of the 2010s.
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Game Of Thrones: The Rise Of Dragons Officially Announced For October 2026
Game of Thrones: The Rise of Dragons is officially arriving later this month, featuring the franchise's most iconic dragons back for longtime fans.
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Censorship Is Ruining Netflix's Most Anticipated Anime Of 2026: Here's How
After 15 years, one of the best manga ever written is receiving a disappointing adaptation that threatens to hollow out its story.
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Cable Might Be Declining, But Skydance Sees Value In The Content From Its Core Brands Such as MTV & Food Network
As David Ellison brings together Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery under the Skydance umbrella, series such as Game of Thrones spinoff House of the Dragon, Harry Potter and Taylor Sheridan’s...
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Blumhouse's Forgotten Legacy Sequel to 30-Year-Old Horror Hit Now Streaming for Free
The legacy sequel had a quiet release and was missed by many horror fans.
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Crunchyroll’s New ‘Dragon Ball’ Series Officially Returns to the Franchise’s Biggest Turning Point
Dragon Ball Super: Beerus returns to a familiar and iconic part of the franchise, and it has a lot to live up to.
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The 8 Weirdest Marvel Team-Ups That Actually Happened
Some Marvel Comics team-ups are a match made in Heaven, but these 8 aren’t them. They’re the weirdest of them all.
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Steven Spielberg & Cole Hauser’s 32-Episode Version Of The Rookie Deserves To Be Revisited
Decades before Nathan Fillion's The Rookie, Steven Spielberg and Cole Hauser made a show that serves as its blueprint, and it's still worth watching.
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Stephen King’s Forgotten 3-Episode Horror Miniseries Is the Perfect Halloween Binge
Stephen King's many stories have defined horror for decades, and one of his most underrated miniseries remains the ideal watch for a good scare.
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15 Best Peanuts Comic Strips Featuring Linus
Peanuts simply wouldn't be the same without resident scaredy-cat Linus Van Pelt and some of the best comic strip moments originate from Linus as well.
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But We Had Music: Nick Cave Reads an Animated Poem about How to Be More Alive
How, knowing that even the universe is dying, do we bear our lives? Most readily, through friendship, through connection, through co-creating the world we want to live in for the brief time we have...
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Mark Harmon’s NCIS Return Kicks Off The Beginning Of Origins’ End | Review
Mark Harmon officially reprises his beloved role as Leroy Jethro Gibbs in what seems like the beginning of the end of CBS's NCIS: Origins.
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Attack on Titan Faces New Wave Of Backlash As Calls To Ban The Hit Series Grow
A concerning trend continues to flare up in the United States over what literature and graphic novel is still widely available for young readers.
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'R.J. Decker’ Star Officially Confirms Season 2 Brings Bigger Threats and More Suspense
Scott Speedman discusses R.J. Decker, having Beau Bridges play R.J.'s father, embracing the Florida weird, and what's still to come for Season 2.
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The Jack Reacher Series That Lee Child Vetoed Officially Makes Streaming Comeback
Tom Cruise's two Jack Reacher movies are charting on Prime Video, while his latest theatrical release, Digger, tanks at the box office.
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Crystal Lake Creator Confirms Major Jason Voorhees Change for Friday the 13th Prequel
Crystal Lake makes a change with its depiction of Jason Voorhees.
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The 10/10 Masterpiece That Stephen King Called “Maddening and Perverse” Is an HBO Max Hit
Stephen King wasn't a fan of Stanley Kubrick's The Shining, which is having a resurgence on HBO Max this week. Find out more.
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Streaming's Funniest Show Is Finally Back
Two weeks after Game Changer's season finale, Make Some Noise Season 5 has debuted on Dropout.
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Scarlett Johansson Faces Evil in First Look at Mike Flanagan's The Exorcist Movie
Mike Flanagan's take on The Exorcist unveils its first footage and images along with full plot details.
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Apple TV’s Most Popular Series of All Time Officially Crosses Major Milestone
Apple TV's most-watched series of 2026 has officially reached over 275 days at the top of streaming charts.
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5 Greatest Disney Lorcana Ink Drop Cards from Hyperia City
October's latest release for Disney Lorcana is titled Hyperia City, and these five amazing Ink Drop cards are definitely worth chasing after.
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Mike Flanagan's Exorcist Movie Officially Unveils First Look & Story Details
Mike Flanagan's new The Exorcist movie starring Scarlett Johansson and John Leguizamo reveals its first official look and story details.
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‘House of the Dragon’ Star Eyed for James Bond Villain Role
A House of the Dragon star may be leaving Westeros behind for Denis Villeneuve's new James Bond movie. Read on for more.
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Tom Holland's 99% RT Historical Masterpiece Predicted His Role In The Odyssey
Years before The Odyssey, Tom Holland starred in a near-perfect historical drama masterpiece that brilliantly predicted his role as Telemachus.
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