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The Eternal Light of Peter Fonda

Director Michael Almereyda remembers the irrepressible actor on the set of his vampire film, Nadja. By Michael Almereyda

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How Danny McBride Crafts the Perfect Opening Scene

On this week’s Good One, McBride walks us through the first scenes of his projects, from Eastbound & Down to The Righteous Gemstones. podcast By Jesse David Fox

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A Party Room and a Prison Cell: Inside the Friends Writer’s Room

It was like a vampire, forever hungering for fresh blood to suck. By Saul Austerlitz

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Taylor Swift’s Lover, The Dark Crystal prequel, Téa Obreht’s Inland, and more. By Vulture Editors

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Arrow Star Stephen Amell Completes His Heel Turn With Starz Wrestling Drama Heels explores a fictional indie wrestling community in small-town Georgia.
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The Trailer for Bruce Springsteen’s Album Film Is the Best Short Film of 2019 The Boss is here to play some tunes, drink some brews and face down the howling void inside each human soul.
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Conan to Visit Greenland Ahead of Trump’s Extremely Real Attempt to Buy It Never, ever purchase an entire country sight unseen.
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Soul Train Musical Hoping to Pull Into Broadway in 2021 With executive producer Questlove at the throttle.
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Katie Holmes and Jamie Foxx Were Dating But Are Now Broken Up And now Foxx is holding hands with someone else.
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Billie Eilish Knocks Lil Nas X Off His Horse As ‘Bad Guy’ Tops Billboard Hot 100 Somebody had to be the bad guy.
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now streaming 8/19/2019

The 50 Best TV Shows on Amazon Prime Right Now House, The Good Wife, The Sopranos, and more.
remembrances 8/19/2019

Peter Fonda’s Hired Hand Is a Masterpiece of 1970s American Cinema It would have been fascinating to see what the late director might have done had the Western been received as a success.
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Only a Fool Would Challenge the Pumpkin Spice Latte The spice cares not for our mortal qualms.
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Sleater-Kinney’s New Album Was Worth the Gamble The Center Won’t Hold is a pop makeover for a band that didn’t especially need it, one that also cost it a drummer.
to the max 8/19/2019

Meryl Streep Is Going to Be in a Steven Soderbergh Movie on HBO Max She’s taking a cruise with Candice Bergen and Dianne Wiest.
empires 8/19/2019

Reese Witherspoon Brings Home Edit Series to Netflix, Tightens Grip on Hollywood Ma-Reese Kondo!
the week in rap 8/19/2019

What Does Jay-Z Hope to Gain From the NFL? From a public-relations standpoint, it is difficult to see how the risk-reward calculation makes sense for Jay.
pilots 8/19/2019

Practical Magic Prequel Pilot Conjured by HBO Max Plus two other new dramas.
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The Underwater Trailer Stars Kristen Stewart Running From a Sea Monster Well, this is a terrible situation.
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The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Season 3 Teaser: She’s Going on Tour Plus: Sterling K. Brown!
movies 8/19/2019

Where’d You Go, Bernadette: The Biggest Changes From the Book to the Movie Maria Semple’s novel versus Richard Linklater’s movie.
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RuPaul’s Drag Race and All Stars Renewed by VH1, So Drag Will Never Not Be on TV The drag boom continues.
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The ‘Vaulter’ Headlines on Succession Are Works of Art Exhibit A: “5 Reasons Why Drinking Milk on the Toilet Is Kind of a Game-Changer.”

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Mindhunter (S2/E4) Dr. Carr in the Field While the Atlanta murders keep getting worse, Wendy spends a little time in Holden’s loafers.
Succession (S2/E2) The Lion’s Den Once again, Logan has all his children firmly under his thumb, each completely vulnerable to his capriciousness.
Mindhunter (S2/E3) A City Too Busy to Hate Holden’s trip to Atlanta establishes some crucial context for atrocities yet to come.
Mindhunter (S2/E2) Open Doors Bill and Holden interview their first celebrity murderer of the season, building out a profile on BTK that’s mostly — but not entirely — accurate.
Mindhunter (S2/E1) In Every Dream Home a Heartache Season two picks up at the absolute low point in the BSU’s existence, as it’s overcome by paranoia, distrust, and infighting.

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