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Luca Guadagnino’s "We Are Who We Are" debuts this September on HBO

Luca Guadagnino brings his unique cinematic style to television for the first time with "We Are Who We Are" on HBO in September.
Johnny Depp attends libel trial in London; Amber Heard sides with The Sun

Johnny Depp has a lot on his hands right now. He has appeared on London's High Court of Justice on Tuesday, July 7, for the hearing of his libel lawsuit against British newspaper The Sun.
Ennio Morricone dies at 91, here are 3 films that "The Maestro" scored

Italian composer Ennio Morricone has helped shape modern cinema, providing musical scores for films of all genres. Unfortunately, he has passed away. Here are three of his best works.
Carl Reiner, American Comedy Legend and Creator of "Dick Van Dyke Show," Dead at 98

Carl Reiner, who acted in Ocean's Eleven and helped create The Dick Van Dyke Show has died at age 98.
Margot Robbie Will Be Leading New “Pirates of the Caribbean” Film

Margot Robbie is set to lead the new "Pirates of the Caribbean" film. It will set a separate story from the original franchise, reports said on Friday, June 26.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine Scraps Four New Episodes Amid Black Lives Matter Protests

Comedy show Brooklyn Nine-Nine is taking a detour as it scraps four of its new episodes following the Black Lives Matter protests, Terry Crews revealed Tuesday, June 23.
“Batman” and “Lost Boys”: 4 Popular Joel Schumacher Movies to Watch and Remember Him By

The world mourns the loss of Joel Schumacher. The versatile, 80-year-old director passed away Monday, June 22, after a year-long battle with cancer.
Michael Keaton As Batman Could Help Launch The DC Multiverse

Is Michael Keaton wearing the iconic Batman cowl again for the upcoming "Flash" movie? Industry sources say yes, should negotiations push through, according to an article Tuesday, June 22.
Godzilla vs. Kong: What to Expect in the Monsterverse on 2021?

Godzilla vs. Kong is set to complete the list. Will there be any more movies after this fourth sequel?
All Night Long: The Lionel Richie Biopic In The Works

Music legend Lionel Richie is the next in line for a biopic treatment. Disney is reportedly working on an original musical based on Richie's music.
The Normal Heart: Remembering Larry Kramer's Fight Through His Work

Morally honest and unapologetic, Larry Kramer's advocacy translated to his work, often through the eyes of his character and alter-ego Ned Weeks. Here are some of Larry Kramer's works, written decades ago but still remains just as relevant.
9 Kickass TV Series Derived From Movies

While some movies are stored in your memory, others linger on and find a way into the boob tubes. Here are 9 TV series that jumped out of the silver screen and straight to your television.