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COVID Didn’t Kill Live Comedy — It Drove It Underground

After Governor Cuomo classified live comedy as not “essential,” some NYC club owners decided to roll the dice. By Dan Reilly

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‘What Would These Two Do on Their Last Day Alive?’

Jerrod Carmichael on his suicide-pact dark comedy, On the Count of Three, debuting at Sundance this weekend. By Jonah Weiner

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‘We’ll Never Make That Kind of Movie Again’

An oral history of The Emperor’s New Groove, a raucous Disney animated film that almost never happened. By Bilge Ebiri

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Anuel AA and Ozuna Are Better Off Building Separate Empires

Los Dioses, their first joint album, catches the two urbano stars at critical intersections in both careers, yet they struggle to connect. By Craig Jenkins

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The Bold Type Shutters After 5 Seasons But dot-com is forever.
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Nomadland and Soul Score Big on the AFI and NBR Lists A total of six movies appeared on both the American Film Institute and National Board of Review best-of lists.
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Summer Walker and Her Baby Bump Radiate Peace in the “Body” Video The long-awaited music video is here to soothe your soul.
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Greetings From Somewhere 3 More Podcasts Worth Trying Including a series all about Chippendales.
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Ted Cruz Nemesis to Publish Memoir Seth Rogen’s first book will be out May 11.
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The Bachelor (S25/E4) Mean Girls Could we try and get through the rest of this season without anyone pejoratively accusing anyone else of being a sex worker?
The Real Housewives of Atlanta (S13/E7) Allow Me To ReintroDrewce Myself New housewife Drew finally takes center stage at a dinner party where she effectively meets all the ladies for the first time.
Euphoria (S1/E10) Most Girls In its second, Jules-centric holiday special, the series returns to its ostentatious roots, undercutting the potential of its own story.

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a long talk Making Sense of Common At 48, he’s considered rap’s ambassador outside its borders. That doesn’t mean he wants to be seen as “safe.” By William E. Ketchum III
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