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The journalist Robin Wright, writing in The New Yorker (September 8, 2020, online), asks, "Is America a Myth?", a myth that no longer holds the country together. Unlike other countries united by blood and soil, the United States, social scientists have told us, has been held together by a set of ideas — the self-evident truths in the Declaration of Independence: that "all men are created equal" and that "they are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights … [to] life, liberty...

Watch the intense trailer for Land, Robin Wrights feature directorial debut Christi Carras © Provided by The LA Times Robin Wright as Edee in "Land," the actress feature directorial debut. (Daniel Power / Focus Features) "House of Cards" star Robin Wright is transferring her directing skills from TV to the big screen with her latest project, "Land." On Monday, Focus Features released the harrowing trailer for Wrights feature directorial debut, which stars the actress as Edee ...

Fandango Survey Reveals Top 10 Fan-Favorite Movies of 1984 In celebration of the long-awaited U.S. release of Wonder Woman 1984, Fandango conducted a movie survey on its streaming service Vudu where they asked 1,500 film fans to rank the top 84 movies from 1984. The top 10 results can be viewed below, and you can check out the full list at Vudu! “It’s hard to believe so many classic films came out in 1984,” says Fandango Correspondent Nikki Novak. “Fandango’s streaming service Vudu ...

“House of Cards” star Robin Wright is transferring her directing skills from TV to the big screen with her latest project, “Land.” On Monday, Focus Features released the harrowing trailer for Wright’s feature directorial debut, which stars the actress as Edee Mathis, a woman who suffers great personal loss and leaves her life behind to battle the elements in Wyoming’s unforgiving wilderness. “It’s really difficult to be around people because they just want me to be better,” Ed...

The streaming services are bringing the big-budget Christmas presents for the holiday season — including three would-be blockbuster films opening wide at home, on your TV. Wonder Woman 1984 is easily the biggest story this week, as Warner Bros. kicks off its new release strategy to simultaneously drop its films on HBO Max and in theaters. Another major Christmas Day film drop is heading to Disney+, as Pixars buzzy new original film Soul hits the service. So yeah, with theaters largely closed...

Jealous? When Gals castmate Kristen Wiig said that looks so good via Zoom, she brought the iced confection closer to the laptop It takes a village: Gadot was surrounded by a publicist and her glam squad - stylist Elizabeth Stewart (L), hairstylist Mark Townsend (R), and make-up artist Sabrina Bedrani Half right: Coincidentally, the Israel Defense Forces veteran played a silly game called Real or Cake during last Thursdays The Late Late Show where she correctly guessed two out of four disguised ...

Wonder Woman 1984 Opens to $38.5 Million at International Theaters Home » Wonder Woman 1984 Opens to $38.5 Million at International Theaters Monster Hunter opened in first place with $2.2 million. Wonder Woman 1984 grossed $18.8 million from 18,418 screens in China, while the other top territories were Taiwan ($3.6 million), Thailand ($2 million), Brazil ($1.7 million), Japan ($1.6 million), and Mexico ($1.6 million). Directed by Patty Jenkins and starring Gal Gadot, the sequel earned $5 milli...

FT: If you could grant Gal and Pedro…. one wish, what would it be for and why? PJ: For Gal and Pedro I wish it was easier being a celebrity. Not to play a little violin – for people who have so much – but it’s a great responsibility for them. They’re both very much in the spotlight right now. They both take their responsibility incredibly seriously and want to bring good into the world – I wish that was easier. Thank God they’re both such wonderful people! (L-r) Director PATTY JEN...

American leadership needs to be felt again in places like Nagorno-Karabakh: Brian Harper Updated Dec 20, 2020; Posted Dec 20, 2020 Armenians packed the streets of their countrys capital of Yerevan Saturday, Dec. 19, in a march of remembrance for thousands killed in recent fighting with Azerbaijani forces, whose attack on the separatist Nagorno-Karabakh region was aided by Turkey, Israeli-made drones and Syrian mercenaries. In a guest column today, Brian Harper writes that the conflict shows U...

Review: With big villains and bigger hair, ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ is a gloriously overstuffed sequel Justin Chang, Los Angeles Times The lessons of “Wonder Woman 1984” are a bit like the movie itself: familiar, direct and winningly sincere. “No true hero is born from lies.” “Greatness is not what you think.” “Beware what you wish for.” There’s a prosaic quality to these cautionary statements, which might have elicited an eye-roll in less assured hands. But here, as in the eno...