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Ewan McGregor takes on one of his first televised roles! Also in our pre-turkey roundup, what to do with those Christmas cards that come in hordes, Capote for Thanksgiving, and sad news from the science fiction and fantasy realm.
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Frances McDormand and Director Lisa Cholodenko Team Up for HBO’s Olive Kitteridge Adaptation
We’d imagine Olive Kitteridge herself might have bluntly called bullshit on this fairytale ending to a project McDormand has been nursing along for years.
Just How Offensive Is Justin Bieber, Anyway?
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The Roth I Know: A Q&A with the Director of ‘Philip Roth: Unmasked’
On March 19, Philip Roth, one of America’s greatest living authors, celebrated his eightieth birthday, not very long after announcing his retirement from writing. In commemoration of his birthday, PBS’s American Masters series will present a new documentary in which the novelist candidly and intimately talks about his career and life. Here’s what the director of the documentary had to say when we caught up with her.
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