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Post your questions for Neil Morrissey
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The Marvels to Rebel Dykes: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
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Ten years on from his death, Philip Seymour Hoffman still shines bright
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Harry and Meghan working on movie, TV series and other shows at Netflix
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Terry Gilliam: ‘Robin Williams was one of the most stunning people I’ve ever met’
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Chita Rivera obituary
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American Fiction review – entertaining comedy collision of race, class and envy
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Céline Dion documentary aims to ‘raise awareness’ of stiff person syndrome
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‘With orgasm people strive for oblivion’: Poor Things’ intimacy coordinator on consent, orgies and Emma Stone
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Italian actor Sandra Milo, star of Federico Fellini’s 8½, dies aged 90
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Post your questions for Lulu
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Flathead review – a beautiful meditation on life in rural Queensland
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Dr Strangelove at 60: is this still the greatest big-screen satire?
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Jamie Dornan fled to rural hideaway after ‘ridicule’ over Fifty Shades of Grey
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When accountants attack: why Netflix is cancelling Halle Berry’s new sci-fi movie
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Mutiny at Disney? Bob Iger’s fight to right the ship faces showdown with shareholders
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All of Us Strangers: sex, death, ghosts and that ending – discuss with spoilers
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‘I’m big in a lot of ways’: activist Aubrey Gordon on reclaiming fatness in a new film about her life
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Credits due: what is behind A-listers queueing up to become executive producers?
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