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Spider-Man: Brand New Day is right around the corner. The Marvel Cinematic Universe’s newest blockbuster is primed to give fans the beloved Web-Slinger like we’ve never seen him before. At least, like we’ve never seen him before on the big screen. Spider-Man has gone through all kinds of changes and challenges in the comics, including…

Jim Carrey is remembering the filmmaker who helped shape one of the defining movies of his career. Days after The Mask director Chuck Russell died at 74, the actor shared an emotional tribute celebrating the filmmaker’s creativity and the lasting impact of the 1994 blockbuster that transformed a cult comic book into a Hollywood phenomenon.

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For Will Ferrell, being funny is just par for the course. So, his wife Viveca Paulin and their sons Magnus, 22, Mattias, 19 and Axel, 16, have learned to tee up for his jokes. “Children are overrated. I’m annoyed by them. I don’t even know why we had kids,” Ferrell teased on the July 7 episode of All the Smoke. “They…

The loss of Hal Williams is hitting especially hard for the cast of 227. Just days after the sitcom legend died at 91, Marla Gibbs shared an emotional tribute to the man who played her husband on-screen—and remained one of her closest friends long after the series ended.

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Tomorrow, July 4, marks the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States of America. For a month, American media have been publishing various lists of books that can help understand modern America, its history, people, and the situation in which the country finds itself today. For the anniversary, Publishers Weekly asked critics to…

It shouldn’t be breaking news when I tell you that Fortnite, the still-popular online game, is collaborating with the biggest blockbuster of the year. Pop-culture crossovers are Fortnite’s whole deal, really. But it’s very funny, and maybe misguided, that the latest crossover is with Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, represented by Odysseus in the likeness of…

Description (from Kirkus Reviews): When Marjane Satrapi’s graphic memoir Persepolis is abruptly pulled from classrooms in Chicago Public Schools, a diverse ensemble of teens at Curtis Tech express their outrage. Best friends Aoife and Kendall plan a walk-out protest. Student journalists Xochitl and Jackson are determined to use the power of the press to make…