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Someone who took a photo of Mandy Moore without her permission is suing Mandy Moore for posting that photo without permission. You following? We weren’t either. Luckily the team over at E! News is breaking it down for us: Photographer Josiah Kamau has filed a lawsuit against the This Is Us star for alleged copyright…

In what seems like the first of what will be many similar announcements as the coronavirus pandemic goes on, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association has announced that it’s suspending some of the eligibility rules it uses to determine which movies can quality for Golden Globe nominations. This comes from The Wrap,…

For over a couple of weeks now, the Seattle and Tacoma metro areas have been under lockdown, besieged by COVID-19. Citizens are struggling to stay afloat, but even more so first responders and medical professionals, who are working endless hours to help keep people safe and get those in need of a doctor in front of…

Watch This offers movie recommendations inspired by new releases, premieres, current events, or occasionally just our own inscrutable whims. This week: With A Quiet Place Part II postponed, check out these earlier movies about hostile alien invaders, all available to rent digitally or stream from home.

Dua Lipa knows the surefire letdown is coming in her latest dance-pop track “Break My Heart.” Just ahead of her forthcoming album, the English artist dropped a colorful music video punctuated with mind-bending effects and LED-lit sets. But don’t let the bopping choreography and vintage Euro-pop beat fool you: This…

Look, it’s enough that we’re dealing with a pandemic of historic proportions right now without having to weather Gal Gadot and co. poisoning our ears with “Imagine.” But not all celebrity coronavirus messages are bad: Uganda’s Bobi Wine, for example, has just given us the worlds unequivocally best COVID-19 awareness…

As reported by The Wrap, character actor and New York theater staple Mark Blum—best known for his role in Desperately Seeking Susan and on the TV show You—has died from complications related to the COVID-19 coronavirus. The news was confirmed by the Playwrights Horizons theater company, which referred to Blum as a…

Early on in Doom Eternal, the latest installment in the legendary shooter series, and the direct sequel to developer id Software’s fantastic 2016 reboot, your character—Doom Slayer is the official name, but Doomguy is the better name—silently marches up to a demonic Hell Priest who’s in the middle of giving a big…

Red Dead Redemption 2 is usually characterized as an action game, but it’s also a really good way to virtually tour through a fictional version of 19th century United States wilderness, happy little trees and all. Its landscapes, from snowy mountains and dark forests to swamps and grassy plains, are all detailed…

There’s a lot of coronavirus parody songs out there. We’ve chronicled a few ourselves, focusing primarily on ones that didn’t snatch the low-hanging fruit that is rhyming “corona” with The Knack’s “My Sharona.” Unfortunately, there are literal pages of these:

With a new network—Showtime—and a new, grittier world full of viruses and injustice to examine, it seems like a pretty good time for Vice to return to television. The A.V. Club sat down with five members of the Vice news team prior to the show’s March 29 premiere to talk about how the show picks its stories, gets such…

The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has forced pretty much every touring musician to cancel plans for spring tours, leaving many artists with no reliable source of income for the time being. Today, to help those in need, Spotify announced that it’s going to introduce a couple new programs to help raise money for artists…

For a brief period of time last month, YouTube caused everyone to experience the decidedly un-chill worry that the foundational “lofi hip hop radio - beats to relax/study to” was going to disappear. Though the broadcast wasn’t dropped for long, its temporary removal forced everyone to stop taking the endlessly…

There is a future that awaits us on the other side of this hellish crisis, one where we find ourselves once again crammed shoulder-to-shoulder in a mildly clean venue, bumping and swaying into each other in front of our favorite artists with little regard for our own personal space or health. For now, Harry Styles, …

Most of us have a lot of time on our over-washed hands right now, but if we’re lucky, we’ve also still got a lot of snacks in the pantry to binge on to pass said time. If you’re an enlightened snacker, however, that cabinet is likely stocked with a particular brand of tasty, sodium-packed, wheat-filament crackers…

The best internet video of the past few years is very likely the one where a professor named Robert Kelly, a political analyst living in South Korea, tries to lend his expertise to the BBC as his kids barge into his home office to dominate the shot. The comedic timing on display is perfect: First the daughter arrives,…

Bruce Willis has been as hard to pin down as ever these last few years, trading supporting roles in prestige projects (Motherless Brooklyn) with comedic cameos (Between Two Ferns, The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part) and his own burgeoning superhero series (Glass). But let us not forget that this is also the man who …

12 years after Trent Reznor shared the first four parts of his Ghosts instrumental series, the Nine Inch Nails frontman has, with no warning or fanfare, returned with parts five and six. Titled Together and Locusts, respectively, the releases pair immersive, hopeful tracks (Together) with more anxious ones that…

This latest episode of Devs was a bit on the slower side, but before we get to the larger plot, there’s something very important we need to discuss: JAMIE, MY FAVORITE SOFT BOY. Jamie is alive!!!

I was hoping for another twist. Something big and absurd and utterly reality breaking. I’d read theories that Alton Soong was really Lore, and that sounded like it could be stupid enough to be fun. Or maybe this would all turn out to be yet another test of Picard from the Q Continuum; John de Lancie is probably too…

Writer, producer, and former The Baltimore Sun crime reporter David Simon spent most of the 21st century’s first decade making the ambitious, novelistic HBO drama The Wire, which ran from 2002 to 2008. Pre-Wire, in 2000, he and David Mills adapted The Corner: A Year In The Life Of An Inner-City Neighborbood, a…

With many of the late-night shows announcing their impending return to the airwaves come next week, viewers have been prepped for the new normal. Stephen Colbert, Jimmys Kimmel and Fallon, Seth Meyers, Trevor Noah, Conan O’Brien, and more have been putting out low-tech, responsibly remote segments from their couches, …

The pace at which Stumptown has plowed through familiar tropes in this consistently engaging and often thoughtful first season is really something. And while that’s a tendency that crops up several times throughout this tense finale, it’s perhaps best epitomized by the scene at the top of “All Quiet on the Dextern…

Here’s what’s happening in the world of television for Thursday, March 26. All times are Eastern.

Today, in truly epic demonstrations of social distancing technique: Please take as your new role model KTVM Montana reporter Deion Broxton, a man who knows exactly when a news story is over—it’s when a bunch of big scary bison get even remotely close to his camera.