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Category: Actors and Actresses
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Maya Rudolph’s Super Bowl Challenge: Make M&M’s Sweet Again
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Who’s Rooting for Whom at the Super Bowl?
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:The Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles will have plenty of celebrities cheering them on.
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The Oscars’ Andrea Riseborough Controversy, Explained
The New York Times – Movies:You’ve got questions about the surprise best-actress nominee, and our awards columnist has the answers (and a few more questions).
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’80 for Brady’ Fans Prop the Film to Number Two at the Box Office
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:The movie debuted at No. 2 in box office sales this past weekend. We spoke to some of the happy audience members in Boston.
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What Would the Cast of ‘Knock at the Cabin’ Do?
The New York Times – Movies:In an interview, the stars of M. Night Shyamalan’s film address the soul-searching questions posed to their characters.
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Home-Cooked Spaghetti Dinners and a Glam Photo Shoot: Eight Unusual Oscar Bids
The New York Times – Movies:The campaign on behalf of Andrea Riseborough is the latest to provoke controversy, but it’s hardly the most memorable.
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Is Celebrity ‘Queer Baiting’ Really Such a Crime?
The New York Times – T Magazine:Even as gender and masculinity are more fluid than ever, it can still rankle when male stars co-opt traditionally gay codes and styles.
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Melinda Dillon, 2-Time Oscar Nominee, Is Dead at 83
The New York Times – Movies:She was a Broadway star at 23 and then quit acting, but later re-emerged in films like “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” and “A Christmas Story.”
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Poppy Liu of “Hacks” Brings a Little Queerness to Acting Roles
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:Poppy Liu plays a blackjack dealer in “Hacks.” And has been working nonstop ever since.
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Reflections on Star Quality From a Golden Age of ‘Junk TV’
The New York Times – Movies:In a new memoir, a longtime casting director revels in memories of a bygone Hollywood, matching actors with the roles that made them stars.
