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Get in the holiday mood with Ne-Yo, Lea Michele and Chicago
When it comes to holiday albums, Ne-Yo's got two great things going for himself: a beautiful voice, plus a merry and bright charisma that makes him a shoe-in for anybody's holiday TV special. For that reason, the singer's latest release, "Another Kind of Christmas," comes as no surprise, though it is a bit of a shocker that this is Ne-Yo's first Christmas album.
Baby Yoda GIFs are back after 'confusion' led to removal
People can send each other animations of Baby Yoda again.
Netflix to keep New York City's iconic Paris Theatre open
New York City's last surviving single-screen movie house will remain open, thanks to Netflix.
Nancy Grace joins Fox Nation streaming service
Former CNN mainstay Nancy Grace is signing up for a crime show on Fox Nation, an illustration of how Fox News' streaming service has evolved counter to expectations one year into operation.
'Queen & Slim' is romantic, urgent and beautiful
Rarely has a Tinder date ended so poorly than the one shown in "Queen & Slim." Even more rarely has a bad Tinder date produced such a great film.
Diahann Carroll's legacy as a trailblazer remembered
At the poignant memorial service for Diahann Carroll, the Oscar-nominated actress was remembered for all the things that made her famous — her glamour, her sublime talent, her beauty and her elegance.
NAACP Image Awards to be televised on BET for first time
The NAACP Image Awards will be televised for the first time on BET.
Review: In 'Knives Out,' a whodunit for the Trump era
Rian Johnson's "Knives Out" unravels not just a good old-fashioned murder mystery but the very fabric of the whodunit, pulling at loose threads until it has intricately, devilishly woven together something new and exceedingly delightful.
‘No Dorai’ gets approval from Censor Board
Bangladesh’s first-ever feature film with a surfing theme, ‘No Dorai’ (Not Afraid), finally earned the approval for release from the Censor Board on Monday.
Moroccan rapper on trial amid growing rage at powers-that-be
Moroccan rapper Gnawi knew the police would come, after he and two friends released a unusually outspoken video exposing their country's problems with migration and drugs and expressing frustration with the king.