It’s funny to think about how much television owes to Stephen King. High-profile adaptations of literary hits like “The Stand,”…
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Chicago International Film Festival is one of the few cinematic celebrations that takes the “international” in its name seriously. The…
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Nia DaCosta is difficult to define. A Black woman director who has established herself as a big-budget filmmaker, in her…
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I am absolutely thrilled to participate in events for two public libraries this week. Tonight, Tuesday, October 21, The Chicago…
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Like so many contemporary R&B fans, I was gutted when it was reported that Michael Eugene Archer, better known as…
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The final episode of Cooper Raiff‘s eight-part series, “Hal & Harper,” opens with a dedication: “For parents and the parentified.”…
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Who hasn’t at least once fantasized about switching lives with someone who, from a distance, seems to have a more…
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AMC has slowly become a dominating force in genre television. From “Dark Winds” to “Interview with the Vampire,” they’ve crafted…
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“Grow,” which opens on October 17, is a charming story about a girl named Charlie (newcomer Priya-Rose Brookwell) with a…
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Season 3 of “The Diplomat,” Debora Cahn’s feast of political intrigue and personal drama, has landed on Netflix. If you…
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