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chief correspondent at Variety, dad in Brooklyn, Peabody Awards juror, author of the novel “The Talent” (Gallery Books/Scout Press)
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Paul Anthony Kelly and Patrick Ball on Surviving ‘The Pitt’ Panic Attacks, Going Left-Handed to Become JFK Jr. and Playing Emotional TV Heartthrobs

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By Daniel D'Addario 
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Daniel D'Addario Sun, June 7, 2026 at 1:00 p.m. UTC 11 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. This interview is part of Variety and CNN's Actors on Actors series. Watch the full video interview now at CNN.com/Watch (or on the CNN app) and on Variety's YouTube channel starting at 11:59 pm ET. Paul Anthony Kelly plays his first-ever professional acting role in "Love Story," where he takes on the role of John F.
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Paul Anthony Kelly and Patrick Ball on Surviving ‘The Pitt’ Panic Attacks, Going Left-Handed to Become JFK Jr. and Playing Emotional TV Heartthrobs

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By Daniel D'Addario 
| Variety
This interview is part of Variety and CNN’s Actors on Actors series. Watch the full video interview now at CNN.com/Watch (or on the CNN app) and on Variety’s YouTube channel starting at 11:59 pm ET. Paul Anthony Kelly plays his first-ever professional acting role in “Love Story,” where he takes on the role of John F. Kennedy Jr. in his doomed romance with Carolyn Bessette (Sarah Pidgeon).
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Paul Anthony Kelly and Patrick Ball on Surviving ‘The Pitt’ Panic Attacks, Going Left-Handed to Become JFK Jr. and Playing Emotional TV Heartthrobs

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By Daniel D'Addario 
| Yahoo Lifestyle Australia
This interview is part of Variety and CNN’s Actors on Actors series. Watch the full video interview now at CNN.com/Watch (or on the CNN app) and on Variety’s YouTube channel starting at 11:59 pm ET. Paul Anthony Kelly plays his first-ever professional acting role in “Love Story,” where he takes on the role of John F. Kennedy Jr. in his doomed romance with Carolyn Bessette (Sarah Pidgeon).
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Paul Anthony Kelly and Patrick Ball on Surviving ‘The Pitt’ Panic Attacks, Going Left-Handed to Become JFK Jr. and Playing Emotional TV Heartthrobs

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By Daniel D'Addario 
| Yahoo News Malaysia
This interview is part of Variety and CNN’s Actors on Actors series. Watch the full video interview now at CNN.com/Watch (or on the CNN app) and on Variety’s YouTube channel starting at 11:59 pm ET. Paul Anthony Kelly plays his first-ever professional acting role in “Love Story,” where he takes on the role of John F. Kennedy Jr. in his doomed romance with Carolyn Bessette (Sarah Pidgeon).
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Marilyn Monroe at 100: Reckoning With Her Legend and Legacy

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By Daniel D'Addario 
| Variety
What is it — even still — about Marilyn Monroe? A century after her birth, the woman born Norma Jeane still has American culture hanging on her every breathy vocalization. Monroe remains the ultimate standard-bearer of Hollywood glamour — a woman who died (in 1962, at the tragically premature age of 36) before the sexual revolution but who helped usher in a revved-up sensuality onscreen. The era she inaugurates lives on: A certain stripe of actress will inevitably be compared, first, to Monroe.
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‘Euphoria’ Finale Recap: [SPOILER] Dies, [SPOILER] Takes Revenge and Cassie Doubles Down on OnlyFans

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By Daniel D'Addario 
| Variety
SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for “In God We Trust,” the Season 3 finale of “Euphoria,” now streaming on HBO Max. Rue Bennett is gone. But to those whose lives she touched, she’s vividly present. That’s among the takeaways from the Season 3 finale of “Euphoria,” an episode that brought its primary characters to some version or another of closure. Rue (Zendaya) dies before the episode’s midpoint, after which Ali (Colman Domingo) must avenge her.
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‘Euphoria’ Episode 7: After a Shocking Death, Cassie Makes Moves and Rue Has a Spiritual Awakening

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By Daniel D'Addario 
| Variety
SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for “Rain or Shine,” Season 3 Episode 7 of “Euphoria,” now streaming on HBO Max. Once again, Rue Bennett ends an episode of “Euphoria” in peril — but one of her high-school classmates is even worse off. Zendaya’s character has had a rough season, recently narrowly avoiding having her head clubbed off with a polo mallet.
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‘The Late Show With Stephen Colbert’ Series Finale Was a Letdown: TV Review Original

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By Daniel D'Addario 
| Variety
The final “Late Show” episode ever tried to just be a normal “Late Show” episode, until it couldn’t. Host Stephen Colbert — in an impossible position since his firing was announced last July, nearly a year before his final episode was to air — creditably did a full-jokes monologue, and then kept telling jokes at the desk.
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Léa Seydoux Transforms: The Cannes Icon on Her Bold Festival Return, Not Being Threatened by AI and Championing Denis Villeneuve’s Bond Movie Original

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By Daniel D'Addario 
| Variety
“I’m pregnant. Will that be OK?” Léa Seydoux wasn’t sure if the timing was right at all. She’d been approached years prior by writer-director Arthur Harari to star in “The Unknown,” a science fiction film he was working on; Seydoux had read an intriguing but confusing first draft, then “just forgot about it,” she recalls. Now, Harari was ready to shoot, but she’d be stepping in front of the camera just barely postpartum. “Yes,” Harari replied.
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‘Euphoria’ Season 3 Episode 6: Did Rue Survive Alamo’s Attack? Original

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By Daniel D'Addario 
| Variety
SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for “Stand Still and See,” Season 3 Episode 6 of “Euphoria,” now streaming on HBO Max. The great cliffhanger of last week’s “Euphoria” was what was to become of Rue (Zendaya) as Alamo (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje) charged her with a polo mallet.
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‘Euphoria’ Season 3 Episode 6: Did Rue Survive Alamo’s Attack?

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By Daniel D'Addario 
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SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for “Stand Still and See,” Season 3 Episode 6 of “Euphoria,” now streaming on HBO Max. The great …
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Javier Bardem on defending Palestine and loving Penelope Cruz

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By Daniel D'Addario 
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Javier Bardem on Standing Up for Palestine, Taking Down Toxic Masculinity and Loving Penélope Cruz: ‘She’s Amazingly F—ing Beautiful’

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By Daniel D'Addario 
| Variety
As Javier Bardem was preparing to present at this year’s Oscars, one very famous incident loomed large in his mind. “Vanessa Redgrave, back in the ’70s,” he recalls recently. When the British actress won a supporting actress Oscar for “Julia” in 1978, she referred to critics of her producing a documentary about Palestine as “Zionist hoodlums.” Watching the clip now, the scattered boos from the crowd are striking.
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Javier Bardem on Standing Up for Palestine, Taking Down Toxic Masculinity and Loving Penélope Cruz: ‘She’s Amazingly F—ing Beautiful’

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By Daniel D'Addario 
| Yahoo Entertainment
As Javier Bardem was preparing to present at this year’s Oscars, one very famous incident loomed large in his mind. “Vanessa Redgrave, back in the ’70s,” he recalls recently. When the British actress won a supporting actress Oscar for “Julia” in 1978, she referred to critics of her producing a documentary about Palestine as “Zionist hoodlums.” Watching the clip now, the scattered boos from the crowd are striking.
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Javier Bardem on Standing Up for Palestine, Taking Down Toxic Masculinity and Loving Penélope Cruz: ‘She’s Amazingly F—ing Beautiful’

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By Daniel D'Addario 
| wp.me
As Javier Bardem was preparing to present at this year’s Oscars, one very famous incident loomed large in his mind. “Vanessa Redgrave, back in the ’70s,” he recalls recently. When the British actress won a supporting actress Oscar for “Julia” in 1978, she referred to critics of her producing a documentary about Palestine as “Zionist hoodlums.” Watching the clip now, the scattered boos from the crowd are striking.
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Why Does Meryl Streep Play Miranda Priestly as a Different Character in ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’? Original

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By Daniel D'Addario 
| Variety
“The Devil Wears Prada 2” commits a sin that would give any glossy-magazine profile writer a shudder of recognition. It falls in love with its subject — and delivers, rather than a frank and delicious portrait, a puff piece. In this franchise’s first installment, released in 2006, editor-from-hell Miranda Priestly ruled her domain with a terrifying, unflappable calm. That her standing in the publishing world are diminished 20 years later reflects the reality of the print business.
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Why Does Meryl Streep Play Miranda Priestly as a Different Character in ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’?

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1 day ago Don't expect these stars to walk the carpet. The Met Gala is technically a fundraising event for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, but let’s be honest: It’s mostly an excuse for a bunch of super-famous celebrities to dress in beautifully designed outfits and socialize with each other. Now, this …
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Meryl Streep Rejected ‘Devil Wears Prada’ at First So She Could Double Her Salary: ‘They Needed Me. I Was Ready to Retire’ Original

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By Daniel D'Addario 
| Variety
Meryl Streep very nearly didn’t play Miranda Priestly. Speaking on “Today” as part of a group interview with her “The Devil Wears Prada 2” castmates Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci, Streep discussed her decision to sign on for the 2006 original. “I knew it was going to be a hit,” Streep told host Jenna Bush Hager (who herself has a cameo in “The Devil Wears Prada 2”). “I read the script — the script was great.
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Meryl Streep Rejected ‘Devil Wears Prada’ at First So She Could Double Her Salary: ‘They Needed Me. I Was Ready to Retire’

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By Daniel D'Addario 
| Yahoo Lifestyle Australia
Meryl Streep very nearly didn’t play Miranda Priestly. Speaking on “Today” as part of a group interview with her “The Devil Wears Prada 2” castmates Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci, Streep discussed her decision to sign on for the 2006 original.
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Why Eric Dane’s ‘Euphoria’ Return as Cal Jacobs Is So Powerful Original

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By Daniel D'Addario 
| Variety
SPOILER ALERT: This article contains spoilers from “The Ballad of Paladin,” Season 3, Episode 3 of “Euphoria,” now streaming on HBO Max. One of the defining loose threads of “Euphoria” has been settled — in moving and compelling fashion. The action of the first season of “Euphoria” back in 2019 kicks off with a crime. Jules Vaughn, the new girl in her high school, solicits sex from older men; Cal Jacobs, a seemingly upstanding member of the community, commits an act of statutory rape.
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Why Eric Dane’s ‘Euphoria’ Return as Cal Jacobs Is So Powerful

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By Daniel D'Addario 
| Yahoo Lifestyle Australia
SPOILER ALERT: This article contains spoilers from “The Ballad of Paladin,” Season 3, Episode 3 of “Euphoria,” now streaming on HBO Max. One of the defining loose threads of “Euphoria” has been settled — in moving and compelling fashion. More from Variety 'Euphoria' Episode 2 Reaches 8.5 Million Viewers in Three Days, Staying Even With Season 3 Premiere Sydney Sweeney's Work in 'Euphoria' Season 3 Is Complicated and Compelling In 'Euphoria,' Being Called a Pig Is Worse Than the N-Word.
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Why Eric Dane’s ‘Euphoria’ Return as Cal Jacobs Is So Powerful

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6 hours ago The English actor is departing the HBO show, which has already started filming season four, after problems with the character. The part will be rewritten and recast. An HBO spokesperson explained in a statement to Deadline, ”With filming just underway on season four of The White Lotus, it had become apparent that the character which Mike White created for Helena Bonham Carter did not align once on set.
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‘Over Your Dead Body’ Director Jorma Taccone on the Lonely Island’s ‘SNL’ Legacy and Recovering From a Shattered Pelvis: ‘I Had a Moment of My Life Flashing Before My Eyes’ Original

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Jorma Taccone’s newest film looks a bit different than the work he’s known for.
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Sydney Sweeney’s Work in ‘Euphoria’ Season 3 Is Complicated and Compelling Original

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By Daniel D'Addario 
| Variety
SPOILER ALERT: This article contains spoilers from “America My Dream,” Season 3, Episode 2 of “Euphoria,” now streaming on HBO Max. A funny thing has happened to Sydney Sweeney since the second season of “Euphoria” aired. She became one of the biggest stars in the world. She’s not alone in that, among her HBO castmates.
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Sydney Sweeney’s Work in ‘Euphoria’ Season 3 Is Complicated and Compelling

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It's Time to Stop Falling for These 24 Ridiculous Tech Myths No, you can't save your wet phone using rice. And no, 5G towers won't make you sick. Let our experts set you straight. There are a lot of myths about …
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‘Erupcja’ Director Pete Ohs and Writer Jeremy O. Harris on Working With Charli xcx, Resisting AI and the ‘Digital Detox’ of Japanese Jail

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By Daniel D'Addario 
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Charli xcx’s latest project is a surprisingly intimate character drama, made in close collaboration with a boundary-pushing filmmaker and screenwriter. “Erupcja” — out on Friday and directed by Pete Ohs and written by a team including Ohs, Jeremy O. Harris and Charli xcx, among others — sees the pop star playing Bethany, a woman visiting Warsaw.
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‘The Testaments’ Creator on Continuing ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Story, Bringing Back Elisabeth Moss as June and Casting Chase Infiniti and Stephen Colbert Original

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By Daniel D'Addario 
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SPOILER ALERT: This article contains spoilers for the first three episodes of “The Testaments,” now streaming on Hulu. Bruce Miller is plunging back into the world of Gilead — and he’s bringing an old friend with him. Miller, the Emmy-winning creator of “The Handmaid’s Tale,” is now serving the same role with “The Testaments,” following an entirely different corner of Margaret Atwood’s theocratic universe.
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Why Is Anna Wintour on the Cover of Vogue for ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’? Original

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By Daniel D'Addario 
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The person getting the most out of the long “The Devil Wears Prada 2” press tour isn’t even in the movie. It wasn’t the movie’s lead, Meryl Streep, who got to present at the Oscars alongside co-star Anne Hathaway in March. Instead, it was Anna Wintour, the longtime Vogue editor and widely-acknowledged “Devil Wears Prada” subject. Wintour now appears on the cover of her own magazine alongside Streep, in a double portrait that emphasizes, if nothing else, Wintour’s iron will.
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Why Is Anna Wintour on the Cover of Vogue for ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’?

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By Daniel D'Addario 
| Yahoo Lifestyle Australia
The person getting the most out of the long “The Devil Wears Prada 2” press tour isn’t even in the movie. It wasn’t the movie’s lead, Meryl Streep, who got to present at the Oscars alongside co-star Anne Hathaway in March. Instead, it was Anna Wintour, the longtime Vogue editor and widely-acknowledged “Devil Wears Prada” subject. Wintour now appears on the cover of her own magazine alongside Streep, in a double portrait that emphasizes, if nothing else, Wintour’s iron will.
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Savannah Guthrie Proved Her Strength With ‘Today’ Return, Tearing Up Over Cheering Fans After Her Mom’s Unsolved Kidnapping Original

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What may be most extraordinary about Savannah Guthrie’s return to “Today” was just how ordinary it seemed. This was by design. Guthrie, the long-serving co-host of NBC’s morning news show, has been absent from the program since her mother Nancy was reported missing on Feb. 1. “Today” had covered the case, in the early days of the investigation, aggressively, seemingly both out of a sense that they couldn’t ignore news affecting their own TV family and out of a desire to shake loose potential leads.
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Savannah Guthrie Proved Her Strength With ‘Today’ Return, Tearing Up Over Cheering Fans After Her Mom’s Unsolved Kidnapping

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Good morning. You're reading the Up First newsletter. Subscribe here to get it delivered to your inbox, and listen to the Up First podcast for all the …
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‘Hannah Montana’ 20th-Anniversary Special Proves Miley Cyrus Survived Disney Channel Stardom — and Prevailed Original

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By Daniel D'Addario 
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Not many child stars escape the Magic Kingdom. Jodie Foster, who appeared in “Freaky Friday” early in her long career, is a role model — and an exception. For every Disney kid who makes it big, from Ryan Gosling, Justin Timberlake, and the rest of the “All-New Mickey Mouse Club” gang, there are many others who either eventually flame out with painful personal struggles or, locked into star personas attached to them in childhood, just fade away.
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‘Love Story’ Gives John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette Kennedy a Wrenching, Wistful Sendoff Original

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By Daniel D'Addario 
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SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for the finale of FX’s “Love Story.” We get a glimpse of John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette Kennedy in the final moments of the finale of “Love Story.” But it’s only in memory. The pair are shown on a Massachusetts beach, living the life they might have had fate not intervened.
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‘Giant’ Broadway Review: John Lithgow as a Venomous Roald Dahl Animates a Staggering Production Original

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By Daniel D'Addario 
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Watching “Giant,” opening March 23 on Broadway after a much-hailed run on London’s West End, one is left with little wonder how its protagonist, Roald Dahl, achieved such success as a writer for children. The child within him is ever-present — in control of what is perhaps only technically an adult man. As played by John Lithgow, Dahl is an intimidating physical presence, and, as if on the playground, uses this looming quality, along with a facility for language, to intimidate anyone around him.
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Director Christian Petzold on the Weight of Germany’s Nazi History, the Berlinale Scandal and His Latest Film: ‘Movies are More Questions Than Answers’ Original

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In his low-key way, the German director Christian Petzold has put together a remarkable filmography — and his new movie, “Miroirs No. 3,” is among his oddest and most compelling visions yet. In “Miroirs,” which opens in New York and Los Angeles March 20 after playing Cannes’ Directors’ Fortnight last year, the actress Paula Beer plays Laura, a talented pianist who experiences a terrifying car wreck in the German countryside and is taken in by a family of bystanders.
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Jake Shane’s Questions at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party Prove Influencers Shouldn’t Be Red Carpet Reporters Original

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By Daniel D'Addario 
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Jake Shane was one of three influencers that Vanity Fair hired to cover the carpet at its Oscar party, the first such bash thrown under its new editor Mark Guiducci. It cannot have gone how Guiducci might have hoped.
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On Hollywood’s Biggest Night, Why Were the Movie Stars in Hiding? Original

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By Daniel D'Addario 
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Two months ago, Julia Roberts held the Golden Globes audience captive as she presented the best musical or comedy trophy. In a couple of minutes of screen time, Roberts accepted the audience’s spontaneous standing ovation, laughed that famous laugh and poked self-deprecating fun at her own ego, and semi-randomly shouted out both Emma Stone and the film “Sorry, Baby.” Where was this energy at the Oscars? Not the discursiveness, maybe — the Globes are, notoriously, a loose evening.
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