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Grey’s Anatomy Mid-Season Premiere :: Help Me Through The Night

Dear Station 19,  Thank you for rescuing all the Grey-Sloan Memorial doctors from the car that plowed into Joe's Bar (even though Joe is long gone from Joe's Bar.) We appreciate all your heroics but need none of your dramatics; we ...
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Riverdale :: Varsity Blues

Riverdale finally returns from its long winter break and whatever happened in the first third of the season ... seems to have been forgotten. We still don't really know if Betty actually did put Dark Betty to rest, and we ...
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The King’s Speech :: National Theatre, Washington DC Contest

David Seidler’s original play THE KING’S SPEECH will make its D.C. debut at the National Theatre from February 11-16, 2020. The original play – which inspired the 2010 Oscar-winning film by the same name – marks the eleventh installment in ...
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TV by the Decade :: January 19•25

1950 No new series premiered this week in 1950. 1960 January 25 -- Variety series The Kate Smith Show premieres on CBS. The series starred singer Kate Smith, who had previously hosted The Kate Smith Evening Hour on NBC during the ...
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Dynasty :: The Caviar, I Trust, Is Not Burned

I enjoyed Nicolette Sheridan as Alexis on Dynasty, but the writers never seemed to know what to do with her since they painted her in a corner from the moment she arrived. The Joan Collins version of Alexis was a ...
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The Goldfinch looks stunning on Blu-ray

The Goldfinch was a film I wanted to see in theaters, but I missed it for reasons I can’t remember. I was curious about this film mostly for Ansel Elgort and the cinematography from Roger Deakins, who makes everyone film ...
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TV by the Decade :: January 12•18

The second week of January offered a few new series, some memorable and short-lived, others with longer runs (and one is still on the air). One comic book inspired series may have been a little ahead of its time .. ...
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The Grudge Review :: The movie lacks any sort of chills or thrills

The first weekend in January lately has been a place for low budget horror films. Last year, Escape Room was released and the year before that it was Insidious: The Last Key. This year we get a reboot of the ...
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Underwater Review

We all know by now that movies with a January release date are generally not the best movies of the year (and until Hannibal came along and cracked $100 million, February was just as bleak). And if you're the first ...
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TV by the Decade :: January 5•11

Welcome to 2020! And with the passage to a new year, TV By The Decade is also moving into new years as we remember the shows that premiered in 1950, 1960, 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000 and 2010. The new year ...
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Warner Archive brings The Thin Man (1934) to Blu-ray

I’ve heard of the film The Thin Man plenty of times throughout the years. It has always been a film I’ve been intrigued to watch. Thanks to the Warner Archive Collection, I am finally able to watch it! The Thin ...
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Greta Gerwig’s Little Women is the most charming film of 2019

I'm not too familiar with the story of Little Women. Growing up I thought it was a story about women that were very tiny women. I was still excited to see this movie since it was directed by Greta Gerwig ...
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