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Since its launch in 1956, PBS' The Open Mind has brought on everyone from MLK to Gloria Steinem to Bernie Sanders — and there's no plan to stop
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Beyoncé and Blue Ivy both made surprise performances.
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The Black-ish and Girlfriends star is the final artist to lead the solo show at the Hudson Theatre.
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 There's been a lot of (justified) doom and gloom about the streaming landscape lately, despite the fact that the delivery method had its best month ever this past June. Still, in the wake of receiving two Emmy nominations himself this morning, Jon Hamm pointed out a rarely celebrated aspect of our current era, one…
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 Here are a bunch of little bites to satisfy your hunger for movie culture:
Music Video of the Day:
Footage from Return of the Jedi merges with retro '80s-influenced graphics in this music video for "Sunrise on Endor" by Gemini Sunset (via Geekologie):
Video Essay of the Day:
For Fandor, Leigh Singer examines Dogtooth, the breakout movie of The Favourite director Yorgos Lanthimos:
Movie History of the Day:
One Hundred Years of Cinema chronicles the history of Italian horror movies, including the original Suspiria:
Movie Comparison of the Day:
Couch Tomato shows us 24 reasons that Pixar's Incredibles 2 is basically the same movie as Ghostbusters II:
Vintage Image of the...
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