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The feature documentary “Robert Richardson: The White Devil” will move toward international release after B-Rated International secured worldwide sales and distribution rights, with a first-look trailer released ahead of the Karlovy Vary film festival.
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The three-time Latin Grammy winner is broadening her agreement with the Sony Music label unit 5020 Records, after earlier signing her catalog with the company, Billboard reported June 25.
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Page Six reported on the season 2 premiere of Bravo’s Next Gen NYC, where a key storyline centers on Ava Dash’s dispute with Gia Giudice linked to ongoing Teresa-related drama.
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Beginning July 3, MTV, Nickelodeon and Paramount Network will serve as the exclusive linear outlets for the eight Harry Potter films and three Fantastic Beasts spinoffs under a new Paramount licensing agreement announced June 25.
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The Canadian singer, known for his gruff vocals on Blood, Sweat & Tears’ late-1960s catalog including “And When I Die,” “You’ve Made Me So Very Happy” and “Spinning Wheel,” died June 24 at St. Michael’s Hospital in Toronto, according to Deadline.
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A new analysis in The Guardian says younger children raised on the Despicable Me franchise may adopt speech patterns from the films, from globalized loanwords to garbled references to Italian culture used in the Minion characters’ invented language.
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A major exhibition opening in London arrives as Frida Kahlo’s likeness continues to saturate museum gift shops worldwide, raising renewed questions about what the icon signifies versus what the historical artist documented.
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“Freedom Under Grace” will compile previously unpublished writings and is designed to document Robert Prevost’s spiritual and theological development over a 2001 to 2013 period.
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A new retrospective on director Elaine May’s career opens as longtime collaborators revisit the making of her 1975 gangster film, including accounts of prolonged editing and pressure from Paramount and its chief executive, Barry Diller.
