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LGBTQ Films, Blockbusters, and Indies: Fall Arts Preview 2026 (opens the original)
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By André Hereford on September 27, 2026 @here4andre Resident Evil — Zach Creggers (Barbarian, Weapons) has his way with the venerable franchise, adapting the raving zombie game series into an immersive horror thriller, starring Austin Abrams as a medical courier caught in the middle of a viral outbreak of flesh-eaters. (Now playing) Primetime — On a roll since The Batman, Robert Pattinson might have nailed the voice and air of self-satisfaction wafting off former Dateline NBC host Chris Hansen w
Primetime Review: Skyler Gisondo Steals the Show (opens the original)
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By André Hereford on September 26, 2026 @here4andre “Are you sure your parents aren’t home?” Nothing innocent ever started with that question, but almost no one is innocent in Primetime, a sardonic look at the making (and makers) of NBC’s notorious undercover sting series To Catch a Predator. The query comes from “MarriedAndLookingForFun31313” (Tony Revolori), entering a suburban home through the back door, intent on meeting a 13-year-old for sex, and unaware he’s starring in an episode of the s
The Score Review: Brian Cox Is a Commanding Bach (opens the original)
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By André Hereford on September 25, 2026 @here4andre From a storied real-life encounter between composer Johann Sebastian Bach and Prussian ruler Frederick the Great, Oliver Cotton’s The Score spins a dramatic clash between power and resistance. It’s 1747, and J.S. Bach, an artist revered in his own time, has the stature and opportunity to speak for the people right to the face of the warmongering king. Whether he can or will show such fortitude forms the crux of Cotton’s seriocomic play, making
Merrily We Roll Along Review: Signature’s Rewarding Revival (opens the original)
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By André Hereford on September 8, 2026 @here4andre The trusty stewards of Stephen Sondheim at Signature Theatre roll into a new season, unpacking the maestro’s demanding but rewarding musical Merrily We Roll Along. The show, with music and lyrics by Sondheim and a book by his Company collaborator George Furth, tells a haunting showbiz tale in reverse chronological order, charting a best friendship from after it’s ended, back to where it began. Merrily often finds its characters making merry, but
House Queen: Salina EsTitties on Life After Big Brother (opens the original)
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By André Hereford on September 7, 2026 @here4andre Reality TV works in mysterious ways. An ostensible loss can quickly and unexpectedly be transformed into a win, especially in the hands of a queen who’s prepared. RuPaul’s Drag Race favorite Salina EsTitties, a.k.a. Jason De Puy, was heartbroken, she says, that her run on the recent All Stars season 11 came to an end in her first round of competition. The feisty Latina performer, who first competed on Drag Race proper three years ago, returned f
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