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Leah Greenblatt

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Nominated for Nothing: Dick Johnson Is Dead should have lived large at the Oscars
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Norwegian drama Hope is a quiet revelation: Review
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Sebastian Stan headlines a rocky romance abroad in intoxicated indie Monday: Review
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Queer apartheid drama Moffie leaves a mark: Review
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Minari star Yuh-Jung Youn is ready for her Oscars close-up
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She stole nearly every scene in the lauded indie drama as the improbable grandma Soonja; now the veteran actress is nominated for Best Supporting Actress at this month's Academy Awards.
The Powerhouse: With her record-breaking Best Actress nod, Viola Davis proves she's Oscar royalty
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Davis' performance in Ma Rainey's Black Bottom cements her as the most Oscar-nominated Black actress ever.
Hell is other people in the smart, itchy indie comedy Shiva Baby: Review
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Idris Elba rides hard in coming-of-age Netflix drama Concrete Cowboy: Review
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Open Water and The Final Revival of Opal & Nev are two hot — and very lyrical — debuts: Review
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Caleb Azumah Nelson and Dawnie Walton have both written music-inspired novels.
Godzilla vs. Kong is the loud, dumb monster mash you came for: Review
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A still-smitten Justin Bieber goes bigger and more melodic on Justice
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Justice is heavily invested in what you might call Husband Bops
The 2021 (COVID-safe) Grammys were surprisingly great
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Let's over-analyze this year's ceremony.
Netflix doc Operation Varsity Blues puts a vivid spin on the college admissions scandal: Review
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Raya and the Last Dragon puts a bright contemporary spin on girl power: Review
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Billie Eilish: The World's a Little Blurry offers a raw pop-star confessional: Review
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Anthony Hopkins' dementia drama The Father is a quiet revelation: Review
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Tom Holland drug drama Cherry can't shake its clichés: Review
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A spectacular Andra Day anchors the glossy, tumultuous United States vs. Billie Holiday: Review
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Dark-web drama Silk Road offers shallow thrills: Review
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In I Care a Lot, Rosamund Pike delivers her finest villainy since Gone Girl: Review
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Frontier romance The World to Come casts a hypnotic mood: Review
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Barb and Star Go to Vista del Mar is a kooky, imperfect delight: Review
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The Mauritanian is a flawed but compelling fact-based drama: Review
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Amy Poehler, Kristen Wiig, and Natasha Lyonne sing the praises of EW cover star Maya Rudolph
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Maya Rudolph holds court in EW's exclusive cover portraits
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