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“Most Horrific Fire Since ’93”: Mark Hamill, Eugene Levy, James Woods and More Flee L.A. Wildfires
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Why Fans Think Zendaya’s Cleopatra Trailer Is Real
Why Fans Think Zendaya’s Cleopatra Trailer Is Real
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Column: The Doc Oscar Race’s ‘Will’ Wild Card
Column: The Doc Oscar Race’s ‘Will’ Wild Card
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12 Deadly Animal Movies That Used Real Animals — With Varying Levels of Success
12 Deadly Animal Movies That Used Real Animals — With Varying Levels of Success
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Onward to 2025 - FirstShowing Remains a Fully Independent Film Site
Onward to 2025 - FirstShowing Remains a Fully Independent Film Site
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Everything to Know About Colleen Hoover’s Upcoming Films After ‘It Ends With Us’
Everything to Know About Colleen Hoover’s Upcoming Films After ‘It Ends With Us’
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New Year’s Resolutions for Everyone in Hollywood
New Year’s Resolutions for Everyone in Hollywood
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7 Actors Who Have Played Multiple Roles in the Same Franchise
7 Actors Who Have Played Multiple Roles in the Same Franchise
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The Substance's Coralie Fargeat: Horror Movies Deserve Oscar Attention
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Rising horror director Coralie Fargeat calls for the Oscars to recognize the art of genre films, breaking down industry barriers.
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Fargeat, director of acclaimed thriller 'The Substance', argued that horror movies deserve the same Academy Award consideration as prestige dramas
Hoping the Oscars will treat all films as 'cinema', Fargeat wants to see the stigma against genre movies lifted at the prestigious awards show
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Coralie Fargeat, The Substance, The Substance
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