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Hollywood Flashback: The First ‘Gladiator’ Slayed Its Oscar Competition
The sequel was released on Nov. 22, but its predecessor won five Oscars 23 years ago.
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Hollywood Flashback: ‘The Cardinal’ Drew High Praise at the Golden Globes in 1964
As Edward Berger’s ‘Conclave’ picks up steam during awards season, THR takes a look at Otto Preminger’s film that took best drama in 1964.
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Maggie Smith, Two-Time Oscar Winner and ‘Downton Abbey’ Star, Dies at 89
Since breaking out in 'The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie,' the legendary British actress distinguished herself in comedies as well as dramas during her six-decade career.
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Remember When Aaron Sorkin Told Us to Do News Better?
Before ‘The Morning Show’ became an Emmy heavyweight, ‘The Newsroom’ was unafraid to stir the pot.
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14 Years Ago, Andrew Scott Gave Us Chills as Jim Moriarty in ‘Sherlock’
Scott is Emmy nominated this year for playing the titular antihero ‘Ripley,’ but this isn’t the Irish actor’s first rodeo playing a murderous trickster.
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Hollywood Flashback: Kelsey Grammer Won His First Emmy 30 Years Ago
In 1994, Grammer won the Emmy for outstanding lead actor in a comedy series for playing the titular character on 'Frasier,' a role which he recently reprised in the Paramount+ reboot.
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Timeline of a Cannes Cornerstone: A Walk Down the Croisette’s Past
As renovation begins on the iconic seaside promenade, The Hollywood Reporter traces its evolution from a dirt path used by pilgrims to a Cannes Film Festival mainstay.
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‘The Lord of the Rings’ Trilogy Cast, Then and Now
The Fellowship’s ongoing journeys have taken them far and wide in the 20 years since the One Ring was destroyed once and for all.
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The Cast of ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer,’ Then and Now
Catch up with the Hellmouth’s most beloved residents, 20 years after the series wrapped.
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13 Times Hollywood Predicted the Scary (or Not So Scary) Future of AI
As the writers and actors strike, hoping to keep their jobs safe from artificial intelligence, THR looks back at 13 memorable onscreen depictions of AI — which range from helpful assistants to genocidal monsters.
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Composer Burt Bacharach, Smooth Virtuoso of 1960s Pop, Dies at 94
The eight-time Grammy winner and three-time Oscar recipient had a hand in such classics as "Walk on By," "The Look of Love," "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head" and "Close to You."
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Anne Rice, Author and Screenwriter of ‘Interview With the Vampire,’ Dies at 80
Her nearly 40 novels published over a half-century sold some 135 million copies, placing her among the most popular fantasy writers of all time.
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