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These days, film and television share a unique (if not symbiotic) relationship. In our streaming era, television has become the new gold standard that Hollywood’s biggest performers seem to flock to. Of course, television has always been influenced by the big screen. Plenty of sitcoms have been adapted from hit movies, and there are some…

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The amount of treasure hunts on TV is about to take a swan dive: Outer Banks is signing off with its fifth and final season. There are always more Netflix teen dramas waiting in the wings — just look at My Life With the Walter Boys, which returns for Season 3 this August and has…

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Non-supernatural shows about young people mostly fall into two camps: witty, good-looking people hooking up and realizing that adulting is hard, or witty, good-looking people hooking up and running from psychopaths. In August, Hulu’s release schedule has both of those. The FX comedy Adults returns for its second season of trying to figure out how…

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Name a better feeling than curling up on the couch after a long day, when the weather’s cool and there’s a pot of chili on the stove. Cozy season is upon us, and I, for one, couldn’t be more excited about it. Movie nights just hit differently in the fall, don’t you think? There’s so…

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After Hayden Panettiere’s death at 36, fans and fellow performers are remembering the late actor as a talented, familiar fixture of many beloved titles. Her work spanned genres, from lending depth to the teenage it-girl to holding her own through gritty horror and thriller projects.

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Almost a decade and one global health crisis have gone by since Marvel Studios figuratively smashed its action figures together in 2018’s “Avengers: Infinity War” and 2019’s “Avengers: Endgame.” The Anthony and Joe Russo-directed films not only brought together virtually every major character featured in the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s movies prior to that, it also…

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Seven stranded castaways, one tiny ship, a fateful three-hour tour, an uncharted desert isle — those were the key elements of “Gilligan’s Island,” the 1964 sitcom that ran for three seasons and 98 episodes before ending in 1967. Thanks to years of endless reruns, the show’s popularity grew, reaching generations of viewers who weren’t even…