Game, set, match: ‘King Richard’ rewrites sports flick tradition
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Despite what the sporty premise suggests, above all, “King Richard” explores the strength of familial love.
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‘King Richard’ cast, producers talk making history
“I fell in love with Richard,” Will Smith said in a roundtable interview with The Daily Californian, reflecting on a touching interview of Venus and Richard he came across in 1995.
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Quarantine perspective: Remembering patience and perseverance
2020. It seems like things have morphed into the unthinkable. They appear unreal, dystopian, maybe. They don’t seem to add up or align with what we expected. Perspectives on daily life are changing every day. It’s one of the reasons decorated actor Will Smith has recently launched a Snapchat series
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Who should have been hired to host the 2020 Oscars?
Our list of people who should have hosted the 2020 Oscars ceremony includes actors, actresses, musicians and potent personalities who have the right amount of skill and charisma to do the job.
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There are zero good reasons to see ‘Aladdin’ remake
Disney’s prolific scheme to manufacture live-action remakes of its animated canon has suffered an unprecedented mechanical failure.
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Plan your own Coachella festival and we’ll guess which artist will headline!
For most of us, the “Coachella experience” will likely be lived through social media. Plan your own Coachella music festival and we’ll guess the headliner!
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Picks of the Week: From soccer style to Pride parades
Once you’ve had your fill of Father’s Day-related articles, stay in bed for just a little while longer to read this article about Pride Month.
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6 spicy films to watch with your Valentine
Simply select something from this list of films to ensure you and your Valentine are put into a sexy mood. Get ready to saddle up for love.
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‘Bright’ dimly offers problematic allegory, uninspired action
Indeed, the biggest takeaway from “Bright” is that racism is wrong, a platitude we didn’t need to hear from white filmmakers Landis and Ayer.
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Where do the Giants go from here?
While having a top-five pick at next year’s draft would be a nice consolation prize, San Francisco’s situation isn’t exactly the baseball version of the San Antonio Spurs drafting Tim Duncan: even if the Giants net the No. 1 pick, the team’s current core will be well into their thirties by the time he arrives to the show and the championship window will have effectively closed.
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