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“Let’s light up legally — from the purple hazy mountains, from sea to THC,” Morris' new stoner anthem concludes.

Taylor Swift has let the world feel what she’s feeling over the course of various studio albums. But it’s only if you really listen that you can learn a thing or two from her experiences when it comes to love, relationships, and everything in between.

HBO Max Picks Up Horror Movie Were All Going To Worlds Fair The film is expected to get both theatrical and streaming release dates soon. HBO Max, along with distributor and sales firm Utopia, has acquired the nationwide film distribution rights for Were All Going to the Worlds Fair. The horror drama had its world premiere at the 2021 Sundance Film Festival back in January, and news of the recent acquisition was first reported by Deadline. Were All Going to the Worlds Fair is a 96-minute film a...

A still from director Alex Camilleris film "Luzzu." (Courtesy IFFBoston) “The timing is kind of cusp-y,” admits Independent Film Festival Boston program director Nancy Campbell. With shots in arms and restrictions beginning to lift as the city takes tentative steps toward reopening, the area’s annual springtime feast for cinephiles is staying at home for just a little while longer. This year’s IFFBoston runs from Thursday, May 6 through Sunday, May 16 in your living room, offering 26 fe...

New Directors/New Films turns 50 with a bracingly eclectic lineup All Light, Everywhere. 2021. USA. Directed by Theo Anthony. Courtesy SuperLTD. by Beatrice Loayza (NYT NEWS SERVICE) .- A wildly eclectic, cutting edge and globe-spanning lineup has always epitomized New Directors/New Films, the annual showcase of emerging filmmakers presented by Film at Lincoln Center and the Museum of Modern Art. This year’s 50th anniversary edition is part of a citywide return to theaters, with in-person scre...

New Directors/New Films Turns 50 With a Bracingly Eclectic Lineup For the showcase’s milestone anniversary, organizers have put together an eclectic program paired with a selection of films from past decades. Chellapandi plays a young boy on a forced trek with his alcoholic father in “Pebbles,” directed by P.S. Vinothraj.Credit...Rowdy Pictures By Beatrice Loayza April 28, 2021 A wildly eclectic, cutting edge and globe-spanning lineup has always epitomized New Directors/New Films, the ann...

A photo gallery of country artists who have admitted to smoking marijuana.

10 Sundance films that tackled the pandemic (Even if they didn’t mean to) by Angie Han (Even if they didn’t mean to) by Angie Han On the same day that the Sundance Film Festival kicked off last year, Wuhan, China, went into lockdown — not that many festival goers seemed to take much note of it at the time. A year later, however, its become impossible to miss. The coronavirus seemed to be everywhere I looked during Sundance 2021, starting with the experience itself — virtual,...

showed me what it’s like to have a loved one who struggles with Alzheimer’s. After putting on my Oculus Quest 2, I stepped into the role of a grandchild to a kindly grandfather, played by improvisational actor Randy Dixon. We talked a bit about my own life experiences, and then we were transported to a virtual tinker shop, where I was shrunk down to the size of a toddler as my virtual grandpa towered above me. I played with toys on the floor like my own 2-year-old, and looked with wonder as...

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