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Arts & Entertainment

Chef, curmudgeon, philosopher: Restored doc ‘I Like Killing Flies’ portrays a Village legend

The documentary follows Kenny Shopsin and his sometimes foul-mouthed insights.

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Hannah Frishberg


Arts & Entertainment

What to watch on TV this winter when you don’t want to leave your couch

From Oscar-nominated films to Y2K classic TV shows, there’s something streaming for everyone.

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Tiffany Hanssen


Arts & Entertainment

Interview: 'Joker' Production Designer Explains How NYC Became Gotham City

They wanted to keep it as 'a generic version of New York, a non-iconic version of New York as far as architecture, but maybe iconic as far as texture and tone.'

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Ben Yakas


Arts & Entertainment

There's Something Strange In Oklahoma In 'Ghostbusters: Afterlife' Trailer

Almost the entire original cast is set to return as well, though the trailer keeps its cards close to its chest in that regard.

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Ben Yakas


Arts & Entertainment

Adam Sandler Is A Diamond District Hustler In 'Uncut Gems' Trailer

This film has been compared to a 'cocaine rush,' what more do you need to know?

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Ben Yakas


Arts & Entertainment

Video: Joaquin Phoenix Is In On The Joke In Intense 'Joker' Trailer

The new Joker trailer is here.

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Ben Yakas


Arts & Entertainment

The Best Movies Of 2018

Check out 17 of our favorite movies from 2018, which may or may not include 'Gotti.'

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Ben Yakas


Arts & Entertainment

Spike Lee Will Introduce 'BlacKkKlansman' For Metrograph's Spike Lee Series

It's part of a six-film Spike Lee series running from Friday Nov. 30th through next Wednesday Dec. 5th.

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Ben Yakas


Arts & Entertainment

NY Film Festival Reveals 2018 Lineup, Which Includes A 14-Hour Movie

The main slate has 30 films from 22 countries.

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Jen Chung


Arts & Entertainment

The 'Gotti' Marketing Campaign Is A Beautiful Disaster That Gives Me Life

The film's marketing department is going into overdrive to try to salvage something from the disaster.

By

Ben Yakas


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