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The Only Murders in the Building Season 4 finale is almost here, and it's a rollercoaster! We reveal the killer, uncover hidden secrets, and delve into the on-screen and off-screen romance between Meryl Streep and Martin Short. Don't miss this recap of the most twisted season of this iconic series, complete with juicy spoilers, release date, and where to stream! #OnlyMurdersInTheBuilding #Season4Finale #MerylStreep #MartinShort #Hulu #TrueCrime #Mystery #TVShows
Get an unprecedented look at Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band in the new documentary, 'Road Diary'! See never-before-seen footage of rehearsals, electrifying live shows, and heartfelt interviews. Discover a touching revelation from Patti Scialfa and learn what keeps this iconic band together after 50 years. Stream now on Disney+ and Hulu! #BruceSpringsteen #EStreetBand #RoadDiary #Documentary #Music #RockAndRoll
Matthew McConaughey's rom-com success launched his career, but did it also limit his opportunities? Discover how he transitioned to more serious roles and the impact on his acting career.
Eli Roth's upcoming Hostel TV show is ditching the 'torture porn' label for a 'elevated thriller' approach, signaling the end of a controversial horror subgenre. Find out why this trend is finally fading away.
Marvel writer Al Ewing talks on his method of creating cosmic stories and the publisher's long history of big concepts. Find out how Ewing links his work on Thor and X-Men to the aspirational, existential concerns of Marvel's cosmic legacy. Find out why Marvel stories are best when grappling with big ideas and what qualifies Ewing as a successor to Jack Kirby and Stan Lee.
Having its protagonist choose evil, "Stuck in a Time Loop: When All Else Fails, Be a Villainess" defies convention in traditional reincarnated villainess comics. Discover why this shift makes the show interesting and how it differs from its contemporaries.
Examining a mad scientist's search for a cancer cure, the genre-bending sci-fi horror The A-Frame questions Though it fumbles in its genre combining and tone, the picture is a wild journey with interesting ethical and scientific advancement comments.