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Dropout’s Playbook for Surviving an Unforgiving Internet

 As the comedy platform sheds its CollegeHumor past, CEO Sam Reich reflects on the effectiveness of his “radically boring” strategy. By Bethy Squires
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Three Jews and a Painting

 Who is Marc Dennis teasing? By Jerry Saltz
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PJ Harvey Changed Her Mind About Touring

 “I had to ask myself, ‘Is this still the best contribution I have to give?’ And I think the answer is yes.” By Emma Madden
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The Expendables, Ranked by How Expendable They Are

 Who’s the most useful member of cinema’s favorite found family. By Josh Bell

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The WGA and AMPTP have reached a tentative agreement on a new contract.

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    A Field Guide to the Anarchic and Experimental World of Spy Kids Only one Hollywood franchise features Alan Cumming as a deranged Willy Wonka–esque TV host and an army of giant CGI ninja thumbs.
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    XOXO, Truman Capote Demi Moore and Chloe Sevigny avenge deadly gossip in Ryan Murphy’s Feud.
  5. now streaming
    Moonlighting, the ’80s Classic, Will Finally Stream on Hulu Making it legally available online for the first time next month.
  6. close read
    The Other Black Girl Reads Better Onscreen With a few key changes to Zakiya Dalila Harris’s story, the TV adaptation is able to address some of the novel’s missed opportunities.
  7. movies fantasy league
    We’re Pitting Podcasters Against Each Other in the Movies Fantasy League Follow members of the film commentariat as they face off in a new mini-league—and be sure to register your own team by Thursday’s deadline.
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    The Wake-Up Puzzle 11-Across, Five Letters: Chain with a much-hated pre-movie promo.
  10. tour dates
    Tina Fey and Amy Poehler Already Have Super Bowl Plans One of nine new dates of the pair’s Restless Leg Tour happens to compete with the NFL’s big game.
  11. vulture lists
    The 10 Best Steam Deck Games Catch up on decades of gaming history.
  12. into it
    Hip-Hop at 50 Still Has a Long Way to Go The genre faces a midlife crisis as it reckons with the homophobia and misogyny that have been present since its inception.
  13. trailer mix
    May December Looks Pretty, Disturbing Starring Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore.
  14. billy elliot vibes
    The 2023 Hollywood Strike for Dummies WGA and the AMPTP have tentatively reached a deal. What happens now?
  15. vulture sports
    Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce: Complete Dating Rumor Timeline Starting with a game of “Kiss, Marry, Kill” and (so far) ending with them in the getaway car from Arrowhead Stadium.
  16. coming soon
    Taylor Swift Adds a Theater Near You to Eras Tour Stops Eras Tour, the concert film, premieres October 13 internationally.
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