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Whether his policies so far have been received favorably or unfavorably by people in manhattan, this is really about making sure that there is not just accountability, but really confidence in institutions like this one, that good choices are being made and that right thing is being done. >> understood and appreciate the expertise. both of you mentioned the scope of this. the surprise and reading in the story and sharing your expertise with our viewers who may wonder what is going on is useful o...

Today we celebrate our independence day. >> and here he is, president whit more, bill pullman, an act known for "a league of already nominated for a golden globe. hes also relevant to us a long-time rancher and his newest project is a documentary called nature, american horses. bill, you have the taste i feel many of us imagined you would. we like it, what youre up to. thanks for being here. >> real pleasure. >> cornell belcher says hi. >> well, that was beautiful. i did get on there just before...

Policeman of the world and doing nothing and the biden administration under a lot of pressure has done a good job at trying to navigate that middle ground. >> interesting perspective from both of you and appreciate that. prefer snyder and helene cooper at the pentagon. thank you. coming up, a major development in story weve been covering for sometime, the new york criminal probe into donald trump and his company, i have that for you with some legal experts. also ivanka trump now in talks to co...

The release of Scream earlier this year made something very clear, not just among the filmmakers themselves but among the fandom who turned out in droves for the fifth film in the franchise: Wes Craven casts a very long shadow.

New films and series this month on horror streaming platform.

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From Animal House to Bridesmaids, these are the 50 best comedies of all time.

It’s not hard to imagine a version of "The Lost City" story that’s a raunchier, more subversive R-rated comedy instead of a generically palatable PG-13 rated one. Still, given those parameters, it’s a wonder that the film emerges as the relatively enjoyable romp it is — compromises and all. Here's film critic Caroline Siede's review.

It’s not hard to imagine a version of "The Lost City" story that’s a raunchier, more subversive R-rated comedy instead of a generically palatable PG-13 rated one. Still, given those parameters, it’s a wonder that the film emerges as the relatively enjoyable romp it is — compromises and all. Here's film critic Caroline Siede's review.

Special effects designer Adam Savage of "Mythbusters" fame opens the trailer perfectly by saying, "When people look at films that are super-beloved, and they hear stories about the difficulties or tragedies that happen on set, they then go on to ascribe that production as 'cursed.'" While "Cursed Films" excels at breaking down the urban legends