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The A.V. Club

Great Job, Internet!: People's Sexiest Man Alive might be a recession indicator [12d]
R.I.P. Cleto Escobedo III, Jimmy Kimmel Live! bandleader [12d]
FX renews Alien: Earth for another season of technofascist terror and Ice Age references [12d]
The toys are back in town, yet again, for Toy Story 5 teaser [12d]
Jesus Christ, The Carpenter's Son is bland Biblical horror [12d]
Ariana Grande uses Vanity Fair lie detector test to affirm her belief in the moon landing [12d]
Elon Musk's X introduces "Certified Bangers" [12d]
A new Luther movie's in the works, this time with Ruth Wilson [12d]
The blunt obligations of The Running Man almost overwhelm Edgar Wright [12d]
Michael Caine and Liza Minnelli give AI company greenlight to clone their voices [12d]
Florence Pugh emerges with world's most reasonable take on intimacy coordinators [12d]
Squid Game actor O Yeong-Su acquitted of sexual misconduct charges [12d]
Abysmal buddy comedy Playdate has no respect for its audience or itself [12d]
Jon Stewart breaks down Democrats' "world class collapse" on government shutdown [12d]
R.I.P. Sally Kirkland, Oscar-nominated Anna star and Andy Warhol's Factory member [12d]
Paramount plans price increase, 1,600 layoffs to raise $1.5 billion for new content [12d]
Timothée Chalamet stakes a lot on the ping pong table in new Marty Supreme trailer [12d]
The greatest trick of Now You See Me: Now You Don't is that its cast actually seems to like these movies [12d]