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Plenty of films got it wrong, and many of them remain popular. Here are some of the most notable examples

Whether youre looking for slapstick or adrenaline-pumping action, Netflix has a stunning September lineup

80s nostalgia has reached an all-time high, so if you're looking for the best shows from the era, look no further than our 80 picks.

We take a look at some of our favorite 90s movies that we have not heard much about in some time.

The crude, adults-only films once made a fortune. But has the genre become a turn-off?

Wesley Snipes is half-vampire, half-hero, full superhero in a film that’s proven tough to replicate

Randall is retiring from television but will continue to do his one-man Mark Twain show and he has agreed to be one of the narrators at a production at the

“A Compassionate Spy” comes to the M.V. Film Center on Sunday, August 27. This remarkable documentary tells the story of Ted Hall, the Manhattan Project physicist who is much less well-known than “Oppenheimer,” the film about the “father of the bomb” that played last month. Written and directed by two-time Oscar nominee Steve James (“Hoop […]

How high is your DQ? Why IQ+ EQ is not enough in today’s workplace. Learn why Duke’s Fuqua School of Business hones in on DQ and how DQ underlies the genuineness of pianist Seymour Bernstein as well as the world’s happiest man.

The crude, adults-only likes of There's Something About Mary and Ted once made a fortune. But has the genre become a turn-off?