The Los Angeles Times
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Toxic Masculinity and Big vs. Aidan: How ‘Sex and the City’s’ love triangle has aged
“We’ve been in a long, 20-year process of undoing the allure of Mr. Big,” a feminist media scholar says.
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Meg Ryan on heartbreak and the love language of rom-coms
An interview with Meg Ryan about her long-awaited return to the genre in ‘What Happens Later’
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If Hollywood gets worse for workers, it will get worse for disabled workers first
"They want to make us so desperate that we’ll take nothing and we’ll decline our way into economic oppression. And I’m happy that I am involved in two unions who say, ‘No, we can’t do this anymore.’”
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‘I’m the evidence’: Anna Kendrick opens up about the abuse that shaped her new film
Anna Kendrick’s latest film, “Alice, Darling,” didn’t need an emotional abuse consultant. Its emotional abuse consultant was Anna Kendrick.
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Not your abuela’s telenovelas: How Spanish-language streamers are shaking up TV
On Spanish-language streaming platforms, call soapy drama what you like. Just don’t use the term “telenovela.”
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20 years after ‘Love Actually,’ a new rom-com blurs the line between sweet and ‘stalkerish’
In Ghosted, Chris Evans pursues Ana de Armas — and lands them both in hot water. The filmmakers describe how they made an old trope do new tricks.
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New Orleans’ film industry was a ‘secret club.’ ‘Queen Sugar’ blew its doors wide open
Ava DuVernay’s commitment to diverse hiring practices extends to everyone on the call sheet — with ripple effects across the below-the-line community in the New Orleans area.
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Is ‘Ted Lasso’ over? Hannah Waddingham isn’t so sure
The actor who plays Rebecca Welton discusses the season three finale, Tedbecca as soulmates and that AFC Richmond women's team scene with Keeley
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Will Ted and Rebecca become a couple in ‘Ted Lasso’? These fans say they’re ‘soulmates’
For a certain group of fervent “Ted Lasso” fans, football romance is life.