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âRichly rewardingâ: why Netflixâs A Different World is the only TV reboot worth watching this year (opens the original)
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With zany twists and lovable new faces, reboot of the Black sitcom is a worthy sequel to the trailblazing 1980s original Itâs often the case that nothing disappoints like a sitcom reboot. The Malcolm in the Middle revival is missing Dewey. The updated Saved By the Bell felt like detention punishment. And Just Like That ⦠had Sex and the City diehards sharpening their stilettos. When Netflix announced plans to reboot A Different World two years ago, fans of the Cosby Show spinoff mostly saw r
Jonathan Majorsâs anti-Islam action thriller is laughably terrible far-right propaganda (opens the original)
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The disgraced former Marvel villain has found work with Ben Shapiro for hateful campus-set thriller Run Hide Fight: Infidels, which makes its politics clear from the outset Behold the new and improved Jonathan Majors: paragon of hypermasculinity, the Denzel Washington of the Daily Wire, a Delta Force veteran forced back into action when his war on terror follows him onto home soil. Against all odds, he has tracked his way back to the Khalid Sheikh Mohammed analogue who killed his partner as the
âWho do you really believe?â: the true crime fans who became a part of the story (opens the original)
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In HBOâs gripping new docuseries A Killer Story, a crusading couple become convinced that woman accused of murder is innocent A man and a woman are murdered in cold blood inside their Topeka, Kansas bedroom under cover of darkness in 2002. Suspicion quickly falls on the manâs ex-wife, Dana Chandler, with family and forensic evidence painting her as the jealous type. But the county prosecutor at the time declines to pursue charges in large part because nothing places Chandler at the scene of
A remarkable documentary made by blind students: âWe were stunned by the footageâ (opens the original)
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In Brailled It, the tension and stakes of the annual Braille Challenge are brought to the screen by three of the competitors For the past 26 years, about 22,000 blind and visually impaired schoolchildren from around the world have competed in the Braille Challenge: a literacy test against a loudly ticking clock. It has all the theater of a Model UN competition, all the stakes of a make-or-break standardized exam and young competitors from first grade through high school juggling their own expect
âEnvironmental violenceâ: inside the fight to save indigenous land from becoming a nuclear dumping ground (opens the original)
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New documentary To Use a Mountain spotlights the pain and triumph of resisting government efforts to turn parts of rural US into disposal sites Nuclear energy was supposed to be our salvation, humanityâs chance to retool technology first conceived as a weapon of mass destruction into an engine of limitless prosperity. But even as the industry touted nuclear fission as an economic game-changer (never mind the astronomical startup costs), a safety paragon (never mind the spills at Chornobyl, Thr
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