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Brad Pitt's hollow race to redemption
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The K-pop obsession with your soul
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The best of 2025 . . . so far
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Unraveling a famous mother's legacy
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Barbara Walters, the unflattering truth
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Bono finds power in restraint
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Christianity still haunts cinema
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Wes Anderson's perfection leaves us cold
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The horror of loving too much
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World-weary bookworms crave rom-coms too
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Tom Cruise’s real “Mission: Impossible”
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“Fear Street" drowns in tropes
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The man who broke past Pee-wee to Paul
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