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Presto! Rare Maurice Sendak Picture Story, ‘Ten Little Rabbits,’ Will be Published in 2024

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5 New ‘Black Mirror’ Episodes Have Dropped — and There’s Not a Dud in the Bunch

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5 New Mysteries and Thrillers for the Start of Summer

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Americana, Told Wes Anderson-style, in Star-Filled ‘Asteroid City’

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Racist Horror Tropes Are the First to Die in the Slasher Comedy ‘The Blackening’

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Tina Turner Musical Gains Extra Meaning in the Wake of the Rock Icon’s Death

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Janelle Monáe Wants You ... to Enter the ‘Pleasure’ Zone

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In ‘Blue Jean,’ a Nuanced Picture of Life as a Lesbian in Margaret Thatcher’s Britain

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'The Talk' is an Epic Portrait of an Artist Making His Way Through Hardships

Flamin’ Hot Cheetos Get a Loaded Origin Story — One That’s Worth the Crunch

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Elliot Page Shares Struggles and Former Selves in Engaging New Memoir

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Why Can't Hollywood Get Pop Stardom Right?

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