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This month brings comedies about a demonic dryer and psychotic elites but also Japanese body horror that’s nothing to laugh at.
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The Indiana Pacers and Denver Nuggets play in Mexico City Saturday night, and while the league’s European matchups get much of the international buzz, Mexico has hosted the most NBA games outside of…
Palme d’Or–winning filmmaker Cristian Mungiu — whose latest film, “Fjord,” is Romania’s official submission for best international feature film at the Oscars — will be leading a delegation from his…
Paul Cheesbrough, a one-time software engineer who has worked to transform upstart digital ventures at Fox Corp. into mainstream operations, is taking on an important new role at the company following…
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The number one rule of comedy is unwavering loyalty to the government. I suppose in terms of things on a global scale, the Japanese government isn’t doing all that bad.
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