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Between the holiday shopping sprees and the decadent meals, December is all about excess — and this month’s TV releases are their own delightful bounty. They include a deep dive into a brand known for rainbow colors and big sales; […]

December is shaping up to be a great month at the movies — and let’s face it, there is no better place to escape from family gatherings than a darkened theater. They will never find you there. This month’s new

The film biz has adjusted to many technological innovations over the years, including the advent of home video, digital cameras and CGI. The latest development, artificial intelligence, is evolving with such great speed it is impossible to predict how it

Thanksgiving is fast approaching, which probably means turkey and visits from your out-of-town relatives. If you need a break from family at any point, try escaping with a good binge-watch. This month’s new TV releases include a “Dune” spinoff, a

Pop star Chappell Roan has had a (somewhat) meteoric rise to fame. Her album “The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess” soared in sales and streams this summer, but she was a working musician for many years before receiving

Election Day has come and gone. And whatever your feelings on the results, one thing is certain: It is always a good time to go to the movies. Whether you seek solace or celebration, November’s releases have something for everyone.

The box office’s summer slump is over. As awards season inches closer, a slew of Oscar hopefuls are hitting theaters. This month’s new releases include a hotly anticipated DC Comics sequel, a comedy about the real-life premiere of ‘SNL’ and

The funny people touring this season are an appealing mix of young comedy newcomers and seasoned veterans. Including live podcast shows and more traditional stand-up, these eight tours are sure to keep you laughing all autumn long. Hannah Berner and

Trigger warnings crop up in social media posts, TV episodes, literature and now at the movie theater. On the surface, these messages are merely intended to inform audiences when content is potentially distressing, giving people the chance to emotionally prepare.

September marks the start of Halloween season, which means spooky vibes and dressing up as someone other than yourself. This month’s new releases will give you plenty of costume inspiration, as not one but two new prestige shows centered around