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Margo Price Interview: On 'Strays' and 'Maybe We'll Make It' - Vulture

There’s a seemingly inconsequential moment toward the end of Margo Price’s memoir, Maybe We’ll Make It, that sums up the 250 pages before it. It’s 2015 and the singer-songwriter is determined to spend her day off from a stressful tour poolside, with a bottle of tequila, at a hotel too nice for her struggling band to actually stay at. The group protests sneaking in before her fiddle player, Kristin Weber, speaks up. “Don’t y’all get it?” she asks. “Margo is going to do what Margo wants, and that’s just that.”
Vulture     Jan 13, 2023

Below Deck Adventure Episode 10 Recap: Abseiling Away

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You know how Donald Trump, back when he was running for president, would say that people around the world are laughing at Americans? He wasn’t wrong, but it was not for the reasons he thought. Lewis and the other guys on the crew are making fun of American football since the new charter is a group of (mostly) women on an LGBTIA+ flag-football team. Lewis does his impersonation of an American footballer by hunching over, holding a ball on the ground, and shouting out random numbers. He then stands up and shows the world that he has a concussion disorder, then he passes out on the field, and everyone is like, “Nothing to see here! No trouble ...
Vulture     Jan 13, 2023

The Winners and Losers of Prince Harry's 'Spare' - Vulture

The Winners and Losers of Prince Harry's 'Spare'VulturePrince Harry's 'Spare' is a flat tire. Harry's brand is rapidly deflatingFox NewsPrince Harry’s Unwitting Case for Abolishing the MonarchyThe AtlanticPrince Harry's William resentment makes 'Spare' a royal tragedyNBC NewsPrince Harry book: Does ‘Spare’ cross an ethical line?
Vulture     Jan 13, 2023

'Star Wars: The Bad Batch' Season 2, Episode 3 Recap - Vulture

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Because it’s a prequel, we know where The Bad Batch is headed. We know the clones will eventually be gone, replaced by stormtroopers, and the Empire will only grow stronger and more evil. What makes the show interesting and its existence justified — particularly in this more focused season — is that we’re seeing the transition to evil Empire through the eyes of the army bred and created to defend the Republic.
Vulture     Jan 12, 2023

Why Hollywood Gave the Golden Globes a Second Chance - Vulture

Such was the scuttlebutt ahead of Tuesday’s 80th annual Golden Globes. The previous year’s ceremony had been canceled: Scandals around the Hollywood Foreign Press Association’s lack of Black members, as well as its payola-esque relationship to awards campaigning, spurred a publicist-led revolt, which in turn led many in Hollywood — including the Globes’ traditional broadcaster, NBC — to cut ties with the organization. The HFPA promised to change, which got the show back on TV, but the comeback was always provisional. NBC gave the HFPA a one-year deal, which Puck’s Matthew Belloni reports is unlikely to be renewed. With the Globes on the ropes, would any A-listers show?
Vulture     Jan 12, 2023

An Oral History of the 'Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again' Ending - Vulture

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There are drugs, and then there is the ending of Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again. Written and directed by Ol Parker with help from rom-com legend Richard Curtis, the much-maligned and much-beloved 2018 sequel feels like a dream you might have after falling off a ladder and being knocked unconscious. It’s difficult to capture its psychedelic, heartwarming essence with mere human words. It is about coming back from the dead; it is about getting accidentally pregnant; it is an ode to DIY renovation and shagging across 1970s Europe.
Vulture     Jan 12, 2023

Francis Ford Coppola Responds to 'Megalopolis' On-Set Rumors - Vulture

Francis Ford Coppola Responds to 'Megalopolis' On-Set RumorsVultureFrancis Ford Coppola’s ‘Megalopolis’ in Peril Amid Ballooning Budget, Crew Exodus (Exclusive)Hollywood ReporterFrancis Ford Coppola: No Truth To Apocalypse On ‘Megalopolis’DeadlineMegalopolis production sees crew quitting, budgets explodingThe A.V. ClubFrancis Ford Coppola denies report his new film set is ‘chaos’The GuardianView
Vulture     Jan 11, 2023

Tell Your Kids How You Saw the How I Met Your Father Season-Two Trailer - Vulture

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Hilary Duff may not be allowed to tell the stories of adult Lizzie McGuire, but that won’t stop her from having her mid-30s, millennial-without-a-cause TV moment! The second season of the Duff-starring, How I Met Your Mother–inspired series How I Met Your Father just dropped its trailer, and it promises relationship drama, multicam humor (but without the now-passé laugh track), and … a screaming Meghan Trainor? Plus, a side-burnt John Corbett is there as the older man that Duff’s character, Sophie, is dating, and if there’s one person who knows how to be a love interest in a show about 30-somethings looking for love in the big city, it’s the man who played plays Aidan.
Vulture     Jan 11, 2023

Adam DeVine 'Butt Hurt' Over Canceled 'Workaholics' Movie - Vulture

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Adam DeVine 'Butt Hurt' Over Canceled 'Workaholics' MovieVulture‘Workaholics’ Movie Canceled Weeks Before Filming Was Supposed to BeginYahoo Entertainment'Workaholics' movie canceled just 5 weeks before production begins, star Adam DeVine confirmsFox NewsParamount+ Scraps ‘Workaholics’ Movie Weeks Before Filming Was Supposed to BeginTheWrapParamount Plus halts Workaholics follow-up filmThe A.V. Club
Vulture     Jan 11, 2023

'M3gan' Earns $30 Million, Outperforming Estimates - Vulture

'M3gan' Earns $30 Million, Outperforming EstimatesVultureM3GAN boldly asks: remember fun?The A.V. Club24 Of The Best, Funniest M3gan TweetsBuzzFeedHow ‘M3GAN’ Shattered Expectations to Become the Box Office It-GirlVarietyThe Outrageous 'M3GAN' Marketing Campaign Was a TriumphThe Daily Beast
Vulture     Jan 11, 2023

'Southern Hospitality' Season 1, Episode 6 Recap - Vulture

We are honored and thrilled to open today’s Southern Hospitality recap with our obligatory Joe Bradley mention! Sure, technically this week’s episode kicks off as a continuation of Leva dressing down her employees for … getting featured dancing while scantily clad on a nonemployee’s Instagram Story. Sure! Sure. But this one really opens with a gift for the gays and girls in the audience as our “What’s the cast up to?” montage glides breezily past an extended shot of Joe Bradley butt naked, no censoring, in the shower. Later on, in what I am deeming an homage to Tom Sandoval shaving his forehead on Vanderpump Rules, Joe Bradley takes a trimmer to his golden pecs.
Vulture     Jan 10, 2023

All Creatures Great and Small Season-Premiere Recap: Cozy Escapist Show Returns - Vulture

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We’re back at our cozy English town, and airing All Creatures Great and Small in January in the United States is brilliant because it alleviates the post-holiday slump. It may be cold outside, but there’s a warm fire on PBS, and James is still taking care of those cows.
Vulture     Jan 10, 2023