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Stories By Jamie Jirak
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In our Vera Drew interivew, the Emmy-nominated edtor of Showtime's Who is America talks editing comedy and coming out in Hollywood.
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Here's our final report from New York Comic-Con 2018, a growing convention with a ton to offer fans of all kinds.
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We attended the Twilight Anniversary panel at New York Comic-Con and returned with everything you could possibly want to know.
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FX's new What We Do in the Shadows TV show lives up to the promise of the brilliant original movie, even with a whole new cast and location.
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How we review comedy needs to change, especially since we often approach the most subjective genre from the wrong angle entirely.
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Vampire movies in 2018 are stronger than ever thanks to a diverse foundation of romances, comedies, and dramas from years past.
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With all the options available out there, it's impressive that even Facebook can churn out good original programming. Read our Sorry for Your Loss review.
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With a year until season 6 arrives, join us for some Agents of SHIELD appreciation as we recount how this show became pretty great when you werent watching.
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After 10 years of disappointment, the rom-com is back and the best new romantic comedies showcase how the genre can stay alive.
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The 1979 book that inspired Die Hard shares the same structure as the 1988 masterpiece, but there were some major changes on the road to the big screen.