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Fernanda Torres on 'I'm Still Here,' Her Golden Globe Win, Nepo Babies
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12 Deadly Animal Movies That Used Real Animals — With Varying Levels of Success
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Adam McKay Warns ‘Wicked’ Could Be “Banned In 3-5 Years” If “America Keeps Going On The Track It Is”
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Acclaimed filmmaker Adam McKay warns that the hit Broadway musical-turned-film
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McKay, the director of the Oscar-nominated film Don't Look Up, believes the
themes of Wicked could lead to it being censored in just 3-5 years if the country's political divide deepens.
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