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The film “Tár” has inspired vigorous discussion among its viewers. “The idea that there’s a fairly robust conversation about this is incredible,” the “Tár” director Todd Fields recently told @MJSchulman . https://t.co/Qd4jzhHbDH The New Yorker (@NewYorker) January 14, 2023 This is a very…

Cate Blanchetts brilliant performance as obsessive orchestra conductor Lydia Tar, and an underwhelming Cornish tribute to the Wicker Man are among…

"Stranger Things" and "Wednesday" break Netflix records, Disney+ gains ground with new "Star Wars" and Marvel originals, "The Witcher" star swap, "House of the Dragon" behind-the-scenes shakeup, and more of the biggest TV headlines from 2022.

Members of San Diego’s LGBTQ community are shaken after a shooting late Saturday night at a Colorado Springs nightclub left five people dead. Then, allegations regarding a San Diego County Public Defender supervisor’s use of racist terminology are scheduled to be aired in Superior Court soon. And, the controversies surrounding the World Cup have made it hard for many fans to focus on the games being played. We’ll hear from a San Diego-based reporter who’s in Qatar. The University of Cali...

Tár-mania continues to roll on as the psychological thriller opens wide this weekend. Cate Blanchett has been hustling on the promo tour as she is widely favored for an Oscar nomination and possible third win. In what is now becoming a valid award season campaign stop, she hit up Hot Ones with Sean…

Plus, more layoffs in Warner Bros. Discovery cost-cutting, new images from "The Crown" season 5, Netflix ad tier arrives in November, trailers for Emily Blunt in "The English" and season 3 of “Mythic Quest,” and more top TV news.

TÁR has already earned Cate, 53, Oscar buzz after the film premiered at the Venice Film Festival, where she won the coveted best actress award for her role in the drama.

The fall movie industrial complex is lurching back into high gear. But after the tumult of the pandemic, can the fall movie season go back to way it was? Many are hoping it will. For others, change is part of the point.

People with home warranty policies may expect the cost of repairs to be covered but what do you do when your claim is denied?

After almost 100 years of serving the Lubbock community, Anderson Brothers Jewelers, 8201 Quaker Ave., will close its doors forever at the conclusion of a brief, multi-million-dollar Retirement Going-Out-of-Business Sale