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Kenya The New York Times entertainment
18 Aug 2024
Hulu surprised “Veronica Mars” fans at ComicCon on Friday by releasing the show’s eight-episode fourth season a week early. Such instant gratification hasn’t been the norm for “Marshmallows,” the nickname given to longtime devotees of that Southern California noir. Through three ratings-challenged seasons on UPN and CW beginning in 2004, and one Kickstarter-funded movie in 2014, its creator, Rob Thomas, and his cast have maintained its continuity remarkably well. But the time between installm...
Kenya The New York Times entertainment
9 Sep 2021
Tuesday morning, Kumail Nanjiani and Tracee Ellis Ross announced the nominees for the 91st Academy Awards, many of which are already streaming online. Need to get caught up? Some of the biggest contenders are still in theaters, but many are already streaming. Here’s a rundown of where to find those nominees that are streaming in the biggest categories.
Kenya The New York Times entertainment
12 May 2021
From as far back as Frank Capra’s “It’s a Wonderful Life,” which struggled to find its footing in the end-of-the-year glut of late December 1946, predicting the canon of Christmas movie future has never been easy. Some of today’s favorites had to survive a critical drubbing, or a ho-hum box office. Others needed a push from cable TV. And still others just didn’t seem like holiday movies, becoming classics almost accidentally thanks to reclassification or cult followings.
Kenya The New York Times entertainment
12 May 2021
From as far back as Frank Capra’s “It’s a Wonderful Life,” which struggled to find its footing in the end-of-the-year glut of late December 1946, predicting the canon of Christmas movie future has never been easy. Some of today’s favorites had to survive a critical drubbing, or a ho-hum box office. Others needed a push from cable TV. And still others just didn’t seem like holiday movies, becoming classics almost accidentally thanks to reclassification or cult followings.
Kenya The New York Times entertainment
12 Apr 2021
From as far back as Frank Capra’s “It’s a Wonderful Life,” which struggled to find its footing in the end-of-the-year glut of late December 1946, predicting the canon of Christmas movie future has never been easy. Some of today’s favorites had to survive a critical drubbing, or a ho-hum box office. Others needed a push from cable TV. And still others just didn’t seem like holiday movies, becoming classics almost accidentally thanks to reclassification or cult followings.