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'Uncut Gems': Sandler sparkles in vivid crime thriller
Adam Sandler's ferocious, all-out performance could earn him an Oscar nomination.
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The "Today" show mainstay skipped Wednesday's episode to undergo the procedure. She had explained last month that her eye had been injured accidentally by the sharp end of a toy train thrown by her young son.
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"The Irishman" and "Once Upon a Time in ... Hollywood" solidified their Oscar favorite status in nominations announced Wednesday for the 26th Screen Actors Guild Awards.
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A$AP Rocky said he wasn't there to talk about his treatment in the hands of the Swedish authorities but to "spread love and have fun."
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Harrison says he is an ordained minister of the Universal Life Church.
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The "Star Trek" icon, 88, had been wed to the former Elizabeth Martin for almost 19 years.
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The plot feels thin, the jokes likewise and the actors struggle to entertain as the movie goes through its mostly familiar paces.
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Rock will roll this week as Night Ranger, The Tubes, Ratt, Slim Jim Phantom Trio and Road Crew play gigs on Long Island this week.
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The Jerusalem Avenue building once housed the Bolognese Recording Studio.
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A documentarian makes a valiant attempt to complete his film about Mel Brooks.
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The "Star Trek" icon, 88, had been wed to the former Elizabeth Martin for almost 19 years.
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A documentarian makes a valiant attempt to complete his film about Mel Brooks.
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Funny but also profound, "Silicon Valley" always had a deceptively simple throughline.
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The third season is set in the 1960s, a decade that comes with its own set of expectations, mostly relating to music, politics and race.
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The plot feels thin, the jokes likewise and the actors struggle to entertain as the movie goes through its mostly familiar paces.
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The irony of this movie stretching the truth to sell a juicier story is hard to overlook.
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Adam Sandler's ferocious, all-out performance could earn him an Oscar nomination.
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The "Today" show mainstay skipped Wednesday's episode to undergo the procedure. She had explained last month that her eye had been injured accidentally by the sharp end of a toy train thrown by her young son.
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"The Irishman" and "Once Upon a Time in ... Hollywood" solidified their Oscar favorite status in nominations announced Wednesday for the 26th Screen Actors Guild Awards.
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The plot feels thin, the jokes likewise and the actors struggle to entertain as the movie goes through its mostly familiar paces.
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The irony of this movie stretching the truth to sell a juicier story is hard to overlook.
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Adam Sandler's ferocious, all-out performance could earn him an Oscar nomination.
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"Bombshell" has plenty of real-life juice to give it jolts of relevance. But introducing Margot Robbie as a fictional victim dampens some of its impact.
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Paul Reubens will host a screening of "Pee-wee's Big Adventure" and share stories of the movie's making at Beacon Theater on March 26.
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A$AP Rocky said he wasn't there to talk about his treatment in the hands of the Swedish authorities but to "spread love and have fun."
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Rock will roll this week as Night Ranger, The Tubes, Ratt, Slim Jim Phantom Trio and Road Crew play gigs on Long Island this week.
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The Jerusalem Avenue building once housed the Bolognese Recording Studio.
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The Grammy-winning rapper sported a feather-trimmed black coat with a long train and a wide-brimmed black hat to her court date in Queens
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"Love and Conflict," due out Jan. 6, dropped its first single, "Never Enough Money," an anthem against greed, on SoundCloud in late November.
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Fredriksson, the female half of the Swedish pop duo Roxette,achieved international success in the late '80s and '90s with hits including "The Look" and "It Must Have Been Love."
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Adam Sandler's ferocious, all-out performance could earn him an Oscar nomination.
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The presence of ballet impresario Frank Ohman, who died in July, will be felt in the Ohman School annual "Nutcracker" at Hofstra on Dec. 14 and 15.
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McKeon and his sister Nancy, also an actor, were born in Westbury.
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Stefanie Powers is a survivor, so starring in a play about a plane crash, as she does in "One November Yankee," should come naturally.
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"This decision is a reminder that no one is above the law," Andrea Constand, the victim in Cosby's case, said in a text message to The Associated Press on Tuesday.
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The Grammy-winning rapper sported a feather-trimmed black coat with a long train and a wide-brimmed black hat to her court date in Queens
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"Love and Conflict," due out Jan. 6, dropped its first single, "Never Enough Money," an anthem against greed, on SoundCloud in late November.
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"There's certainly a lot of work ahead," said Rosenbaum, who has been diagnosed with the serious nerve disorder Guillain-Barré syndrome.
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"Having miscarriages taught me that I had to mother myself before I could be a mother to someone else," Beyoncé reveals in a new interview with Elle magazine.
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"Harry Chapin: The Story of a Life," a musical about the late singer-songwriter who lived on Long Island, is being developed.
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J.P. Rosenbaum, the season 7 "Bachelorette" winner who grew up in Roslyn, shared updates on his condition from his hospital bed over the weekend.
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Check out blockbusters both predictable (the "Avengers" franchise) and unexpected ("Frozen") that have the highest grosses in box-office history.
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The series costume designer acquired a late LI woman's collection of 30 custom-made designer hats.
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Band Earth, Wind and Fire also part of the latest group of recipients.
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Funny but also profound, "Silicon Valley" always had a deceptively simple throughline.
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"There's certainly a lot of work ahead," said Rosenbaum, who has been diagnosed with the serious nerve disorder Guillain-Barré syndrome.
