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The A.V. Club

James Gunn is searching for a reason for another Batman movie to exist [58d]
The Trump phone is about what you'd expect [58d]
This Is Spinal Tap turns it up to 4K UHD in new Criterion release [58d]
Michael Sheen breaks silence on making Good Omens after Neil Gaiman accusations [58d]
The B-52s and Devo team up for Cosmic De-Evolution farewell tour [58d]
Canadian politician promises Drake he only attended Kendrick Lamar show for SZA [58d]
Growing up and falling out couldn't keep Danny Boyle and Ewan McGregor apart [58d]
How To Train Your Dragon's $83 million proves Universal can train a remake, too [58d]
BritBox to bring Tommy & Tuppence into the present with new Agatha Christie adaptation [58d]
The Who's ex-drummer (and Ringo Starr's son) Zak Starkey says he turned down Oasis for them [58d]
Glenn Close and Billy Porter to play estranged exes in new Hunger Games film [58d]
Despite being set almost a century ago, Outrageous couldn’t feel more timely [58d]
Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson see some action (not that kind) in The Naked Gun trailer [58d]
Eric Dane shares his "right side has completely stopped working" amid ALS diagnosis [58d]
Hank Hill offers sage advice in new King Of The Hill Father's Day teaser [58d]
John Oliver calls out Donald Trump for authoritarianism, being a dick [58d]
YA thriller We Were Liars skims over big ideas in favor of meandering subplots [58d]
Breaking away from bad: TV needs a rest from rich people doing terrible things [58d]