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Did you know time-travel is having something of a moment, with a new buddy-buddy sitcom and a historical crime procedural offering two differing takes on the topic? And networks are offering harshly critical perspectives on exploitation of undocumented labor and the racial underpinnings of police shootings? There’s a bounty of interesting programming dropping this month, as well as a trio of beloved shows returning: Welcome back, The Americans! How we’ve missed you, Review! Has it really been a dozen years since we saw you last, Samurai Jack!?! Here are 10 shows and specials you should keep an eye out for. (And watch for the month’s best streaming options, going up tomorrow.) American Crime (Mar. 12, ABC) The Americans (Mar. 7th, FX) Feud (Mar. 5th, FX)What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962), and the commotion behind the scenes was every bit as delectable as what ended up on camera. Who else but Ryan Murphy could dramatize the material? Who else but stars … [Read more...] about Best TV to See in March: ‘Feud,’ Time Travel and the Return of Samurai Jack

Ever since Avengers: Endgame stormed cinemas and became the biggest blockbuster of all time, fans and critics have had one question on their mind: How do you possibly top that? After saving all of reality from a cosmic threat, what more can you do to up the ante for the next phase of the MCU? Marvel showrunner Kevin Feige provided the answer during an interview at CCXP. "When we first started the MCU, it was all about Tony Stark. Introduce the world to Tony Stark and that Iron Man armor. Then [we] went on to teach people what Asgardians were and learn about super soldiers then bring them together in Avengers. I've always loved space movies and I've always loved big intergalactic tales, which is why we did Guardians and the audience came with us so we could do a movie like Endgame.I always wanted to do time travel, which we finally got to do in Endgame. The multiverse is the next step in the evolution of the MCU and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is going to crack it open … [Read more...] about The MCU’s Future Lies Is the Multiverse Says Marvel’s Kevin Feige

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice made history in a few different ways, by setting new records at the box office, and by showcasing the DC trinity of Batman (Ben Affleck), Superman (Henry Cavill) and Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) on the big screen at the same time. We learned in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice that Gal Gadot's Diana Prince isn't exactly your average everyday woman, and she's hiding quite a remarkable past. Gal Gadot recently spoke with IGN, teasing that the development of this character was much different than usual. And that we'll see quite a different Wonder Woman on screen next year. "Usually when you get a script and you work on a character, you start at the beginning and then you go to the end and you evolve with the character. In BvS, I started at the end result of Wonder Woman. In the stand alone Wonder Woman movie, it's the first time that we're gonna tell the coming of age of Wonder Woman. I'm going to travel back in time. Wonder Woman is different from the … [Read more...] about Wonder Woman Will Be Quite Different in Her DC Solo Movie

An ordinary U.S. suburb, deep in the Eighties: a bunch of kids and parents hang out at the local bowling alley. The youngsters take turns rolling gutterballs, while Roxy Music’s “More Than This” plays on the jukebox. The moms hits the snack counter for popcorn, french fries and sodas, next to a neon sign of a hot dog. A typical American scene – except it’s also a battle zone, because this mom and dad are Soviet agents, deep in a high-stakes espionage game at the height of the nuclear arms race. Even a bowling alley is part of the deadly struggle between two superpowers ready to blow up the world at the touch of a button. More than this, there’s nothing. The Americans, FX’s masterful espionage saga, is the most heartbreaking and harrowing drama on TV right now. But as it heads into its final two seasons, the show feels weirder – because it’s also timelier, unfortunately. The Eighties Cold War doesn’t look as remote or quaint as … [Read more...] about Why ‘The Americans’ Suddenly Feels More Timely Than Ever

Friends, family and fellow musicians will celebrate the life and music of Richie Havens on August 18th by throwing a concert and spreading his ashes by plane over the original site of the Woodstock Festival, which he opened. Havens, who died of a heart attack last April at age 72, had requested his ashes be scattered over the famed music site, now known as Bethel Woods. “Though he traveled throughout the world for decades visiting and returning to countless locations, Max Yasgur’s field in the Town of Bethel, Sullivan County, New York always remained the location where Richie felt his deepest connection,” reads a statement from the Havens family. Random Notes: Hottest Rock Pictures The singer’s longtime friends Danny Glover and Louis Gossett Jr. (who co-wrote “Handsome Johnny” with Havens) are scheduled to speak, along with Woodstock Festival organizers Michael Lang and Joel Rosenman. Musical performers include Jose Feliciano, John Hammond and John … [Read more...] about Richie Havens to Be Celebrated with Concert and Scattering of Ashes