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Maggie Gyllenhaal's Elena Ferrante adaptation The Lost Daughter won four Gotham Awards including best feature film at the 31st Gotham Awards.

Reporting earlier in the week that rupert murdoch was done with trump. doesn't mean that tucker carlson's going to start radicalizing his viewers and embracing the kyle rittenhouse -- i mean, trump stopped being the story on election night, and it was really mccarthy and mitch mcconnell laying their hands on what they knew was a lie. the reason i showed that ron johnson tape isn't because i have any appetite to see ron johnson but it's instructive that even sort of the bottom of the barrel on the right, the biggest purveyor of disinformation, literally foreign disinformation, knows the truth a...

Here. >> we are going to come back to your hair because as riveted as i was by everything you said, i feel like leslie jones just got used to -- >> i'm a republican again. >> very confusing. >> totally distracted. >> really confusing. >> disorienting, honestly. very disorienting. >> right? we do really need to get around the table and work all this out. it would be easier to multitask that way. errin, i think there's this frame we had around the insurrection and really even the georgia voter suppression law that this was some sort of bookend, right? that he lost, and he was so mad, and these w...

Back in 2012, when saudi arabia finally sent a woman, the ioc took some credit for that, and credit for really furthering the cause of women. well, their silence in this case has been absolutely deafening and they use the words "quiet diplomacy" and i don't quite know what that means when we haven't heard from this woman in three weeks. >> quiet diplomacy, ben rhodes, is what we use when someone is being sort of lost in north korea. what does this say about the state of u.s.-chinese relations? >> well, it says a lot about china, first of all, that what you had is this -- this woman knew the ri...

Wright's new movie centers on a young woman who is transported in her dreams into the swinging '60s of London: "The film is sort of about having nostalgia for a decade that you never lived in."