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HBO Max New Releases: January 2021

HBO Max New Releases: January 2021
It’s a new year and everyone wants to put the vile cesspool that was 2020 behind them. Thankfully, HBO Max is coming out swinging to make the transition out of the hellyear even easier. HBO Max’s list of new releases for January 2021 is positively packed with notable film releases and even a fun HBO Max Original or two.

For starters, Search Party season 4 will arrive to HBO Max on Jan. 14. This season of the show with a now-surprising lifespan finds Dory Sief in the thrall of a deranged stalker…right after getting off on murder charges. These Brooklynites lead such fascinating lives! The other major original or note is the HBO documentary Tiger, that premieres on Jan. 10 and will delve into the complicated history of golfing legend Tiger Woods.

The real story this month, however, are the movies. Perhaps emboldened by its success with Wonder Woman 1984, HBO Max is
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Over 400 New Movies/TV Shows Hit Netflix, Disney Plus, Hulu, Prime And More Today

Over 400 New Movies/TV Shows Hit Netflix, Disney Plus, Hulu, Prime And More Today
Another year, and another daunting challenge to keep up with the number of streaming options available from the big online players. And to mark January 1st, there’s some new content to enjoy on the likes of Netflix, Disney Plus and HBO Max, among others, as well as several notable changes in licensing agreements that may affect how you can watch your favorite shows.

On Netflix, the biggest fresh release is the third season of Cobra Kai, which has been a hit for the service since making the move from YouTube. Critics are already dishing out praise for the latest block of episodes of The Karate Kid spinoff, which had its premiere date bumped up by a week. Other highlights, meanwhile, include Netflix documentary The Minimalists: Less Is Now, and a lot of licensed movies ranging from Bonnie and Clyde to Goodfellas.

By comparison, Disney+ have regained their rights to The Wolverine,
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Everything Coming To Netflix, Disney Plus, HBO Max, Hulu And Prime This Weekend

Everything Coming To Netflix, Disney Plus, HBO Max, Hulu And Prime This Weekend
So long, 2020, 2021 is here! Now that we’ve entered the New Year, the various major streaming services are starting January with a bang as they all have hefty hauls arriving this weekend. The first day of the month always sees a load of newly licensed titles go up across the platforms and that’s especially the case in January, as Netflix, Disney Plus, HBO Max, Hulu and Prime Video have tons of great new movies and TV shows debuting this weekend.

For starters, there’s something for all tastes becoming available on Netflix on January 1st. We’ve got Steven Spielberg’s Catch Me If You Can, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, animated comedy Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, both Sex in the City movies, Superbad, Bruce Lee classic Enter the Dragon, horror flick Gothika and not one but two films directed by Martin Scorsese, Goodfellas and The Departed, featuring DiCaprio again.
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What’s Coming to HBO Max in January 2021

  • 30 December 2020
  • by Natalie Oganesyan
  • Variety
What’s Coming to HBO Max in January 2021
Ring in the new year with a heap of new titles on HBO Max.

While production on “Euphoria” remains halted amid the Covid-19 pandemic, fans who have been clamoring for Season 2 can rest easy with the second of HBO’s two special episodes, the first of which released on Dec. 6. The second, titled “Fuck Anyone Who’s Not a Sea Blob,” will focus on Jules (Hunter Schafer) and premiere Jan. 24.

The fourth season of acclaimed HBO Max original dark comedy “Search Party” will debut Jan. 14. The series follows four self-absorbed post-grads who become entangled in a mystery when a former college acquaintance disappears. Season 4 picks up as Dory (Alia Shawkat) is held prisoner by her stalker Chip (Cole Escola), awaiting her friends Portia (Meredith Hagner), Elliott (John Early) and Drew (John Reynolds) to connect the dots and save her.

And if you’re looking to revisit your childhood, HBO Max
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Everything Coming To Netflix, Disney Plus, HBO Max, Hulu And Prime In January

Everything Coming To Netflix, Disney Plus, HBO Max, Hulu And Prime In January
A new year is just around the corner and as folks start getting ready to say goodbye to the nightmare that was 2020, it’s time to look ahead at all the great movies and TV shows coming down the pipeline to keep us entertained over the next 12 months.

Hopes are high that things will begin to return to normal again and productions will be able to run smoother, meaning less delays and setbacks. And with 2021 absolutely packed with new releases right now, there’s more than enough to get excited about no matter where your interests lie.

But aside from just what’s coming to theaters and airing on television, we’ve also got all the streaming services still offering up a bevy of fresh content every month and January is no different. Indeed, the first few weeks of the new year will see Netflix, Disney Plus, HBO Max, Hulu
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HBO Max Adding Over 200 Movies And TV Shows Next Month

HBO Max Adding Over 200 Movies And TV Shows Next Month
The first of the month is typically when the variety of streaming services on offer bolster their respective libraries with a mixture of original and pre-existing content, freshening things up for subscribers in the process. January 1st also happens to be the first day of 2021, though, so people might be expecting a little more than just a handful of new additions, and HBO Max are stepping up to the plate in a big way.

Of course, Wonder Woman 1984 is set to entice millions to sign up for Warner Bros.’ platform, especially when the entire slate of theatrical releases are also heading to the streaming site on the same day that they hit the big screen. And keen to capitalize on the inevitable influx of new customers, HBO Max is adding a massive amount of film and television titles on January 1st, with the onslaught set to continue over the next 30 days.
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Sliff Interview: Director Ken Kwapis – Master Class Class Subject November 14th

Sliff Interview: Director Ken Kwapis – Master Class Class Subject November 14th
Interview conducted by Gabe Sheets

Master Class: Directing with Ken Kwapis is part of this year’s St. Louis International Film Festival. This Master Class presentation will be Saturday Nov 14th at 1:00pm. Register and Watch for free by clicking Here

Ken Kwapis, who grew up in Belleville, Ill., and attended Saint Louis University High, is a former Cinema St. Louis Award winner. This master class on directing will draw on material from his terrific new book, “But What I Really Want to Do Is Direct: Lessons from a Life Behind the Camera.” The Library Journal hails it as “an enjoyable memoir that offers lessons of filmmaking, what counts as success in Hollywood, and the magic of film.” Kwapis is an award-winning director who has moved easily between the worlds of feature filmmaking and television directing. He made his feature debut with “Sesame Street Presents: Follow That Bird,” and
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In Conversation With Harvey Weinstein’s Former Assistant, Rowena Chiu, Who Is Breaking Her Nda For This Interview

  • 21 May 2020
  • by Elizabeth Wagmeister
  • Variety
In Conversation With Harvey Weinstein’s Former Assistant, Rowena Chiu, Who Is Breaking Her Nda For This Interview
Rowena Chiu claims Harvey Weinstein attempted to rape her on a business trip in 1998. She had only met Weinstein two times and had begun working as a new assistant at Miramax, just one month prior to the Venice Film Festival when the alleged incident occurred. During a late-night meeting to discuss film productions and scripts, Chiu says she declined Weinstein’s request for massages, before the producer pushed her up against the bed and took off her tights. Chiu managed to escape the room, but the lasting effects of the incident never went away.

More than 20 years later, Weinstein — who is serving a 23-year sentence in New York state prison after being convicted on two charges of rape in the third degree and a criminal sex act — still denies the attack ever happened.

“I’m breaking my Nda right now,” Chiu tells Variety in an exclusive interview, conducted over the
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‘There Is No Evil’ Review: A Brilliant Look at Iranians Who Serve as Executioners and Those Who Refuse

‘There Is No Evil’ Review: A Brilliant Look at Iranians Who Serve as Executioners and Those Who Refuse
“There Is No Evil” spends 30 minutes establishing its premise, and another two hours taking it in surprising new directions. Iranian director Mohammad Rasoulof’s unfolds across four stories about military men tasked with executions as they grapple with their options, contend with the fallout, and witness the impact it has on the people closest to them.

Rasoulof, who has been barred from leaving his country since 2017, has made an absorbing ride defined by the paradoxes of its people. Nobody in “There Is No Evil” has it easy: There’s no simple moral code when every possible option leads to a point of no return.

The four stories that comprise “There Is No Evil” involve a range of diverse men and women enmeshed in various hardships impacted by the executions their jobs demand of them. Some of them do it, some of them refuse, but they’re all trapped by the same troublesome quandary.
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‘There Is No Evil’: Film Review

‘There Is No Evil’: Film Review
In Iran, executions are often carried out by conscripted soldiers, which puts an enormous burden on the shoulders of ordinary citizens. And what are we to make of the condemned, for whom guilt can sometimes be a capricious thing, dictated by a severe and oppressive Islamic regime — the same one that accused Iranian director Mohammad Rasoulof of “endangering national security” and “spreading propaganda” against the government?

When Rasoulof returned from Cannes in 2017, following the premiere of his film “A Man of Integrity,” he was banned from filmmaking for life and sentenced to a year in prison. But as a man of integrity himself, the director could not stop. His latest film, “There Is No Evil,” premiered in competition at the Berlin Film Festival, where instead of being silenced, the government put on him.

The resulting feat of artistic dissidence runs two and a half hours, comprising four discrete chapters, each
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 6 Episode 14 Review: Ticking Clocks

Brooklyn Nine-Nine switches things up yet again with a real-time episode. Read our review!

This Brooklyn Nine-Nine review contains spoilers.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 6 Episode 14

Mama Maglione! Once again, Brooklyn Nine-Nine has offered a new twist on their tried and true formula with great success, this time taking the 24 approach and showing an investigation in real-time. Honestly, it’s surprising that the real-time case concept hadn’t already been done by this show, but it’s another welcome off-format episode that gives the entire cast the ability to share one story.

Even though all of our main characters are involved in the search for a hacker looking to expose NYPD’s undercover files, it still allows tiny B-plots, like Terry and Boyle dealing with mean sorority girls and Hitchcock and Scully’s quest for the perfect side dish for their microwavable lasagna, to pop up. The most successful of these is
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‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Recap: Code Red

‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Recap: Code Red
A review of “Tickling Clocks,” this week’s Brooklyn Nine-Nine, coming up just as soon as I find out about the hot goss…

“Tickling Clocks,” a frantic hunt for a precinct hacker that plays out in real time, is the fifth out of 14 episodes so far in Season Six to notably shift the series’ usual tone or structure. That’s following “Four Movements” (Gina says goodbye to everyone in very different ways), “The Crime Scene” (Jake and Rosa spend weeks obsessing over an unsolvable case), “He Said, She Said” (Amy
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‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Review: ‘He Said, She Said’ Shows Progress For Comedies Talking #MeToo

‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Review: ‘He Said, She Said’ Shows Progress For Comedies Talking #MeToo
[Editor’s note: The following contains spoilers for “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” Season 6 Episode 8, “He Said, She Said.”]

While the #MeToo era is, at this point, well-established, many TV shows are still trying to figure out the best ways to address the issues raised — and also, for comedies, be funny at the same time. Given that “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” has already tackled issues like racial profiling, Lgbtq issues, and police corruption, the machinery was in place to delve into sensitive topics, and so this week’s episode, “He Said, She Said,” was able to take it on head-first.

The episode, marking the directorial debut of series star Stephanie Beatriz, doesn’t start off as a story about subtleties — the Nine-Nine is called to investigate an incident at a “Wolf of Wall Street”-esque firm where a broker ended up with a broken penis. He says his female co-worker “flipped out”; she says he was trying to assault her and she retaliated.
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‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Takes on #MeToo With Empathy — and Actual Jokes (Column)

‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Takes on #MeToo With Empathy — and Actual Jokes (Column)
It was only a matter of time before the #MeToo movement emerged from behind the scenes to our screens. In fact, so many in and out of Hollywood are grappling with a seismic cultural shift surrounding sexual violence — or, at the very least, a new urgency to meaningfully address it — that it might have felt disingenuous if TV and film hadn’t acknowledged it somehow.

For the most part, TV’s takes on #MeToo have been limited to dramas that have leaned into the weighty gravitas of this reckoning. Shows like “The Good Fight” and “The Romonoffs” weighed the rights of the accusers and accused, to varying degrees of success. Comedies that dip their toes into the murky waters — including “Glow” and the “Murphy Brown” revival — tend to drop the punchlines in order to focus on the severity of the incidents, letting the stark contrast to their usual rhythms speak volumes.
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‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Recap: Policing the Patriarchy

‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Recap: Policing the Patriarchy
A review of “He Said, She Said,” this week’s Brooklyn Nine-Nine, coming up just as soon as I say aloud to other men that Kathryn Bigelow should direct the next Star Wars…

“He Said, She Said,” the directorial debut of cast member Stephanie Beatriz, fits into a noble but imperfect Brooklyn Nine-Nine tradition of trying to mix serious social commentary with the series’ trademark goofiness. This time, the topic is #MeToo, as Jake and Amy‘s investigation of a sexual assault charge at an investment bank turns into a
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Brooklyn 99 Stars Reflect On #MeToo Episode: 'Every Woman Shouldn't Have a Story,' But 'Unfortunately They Do'

Brooklyn 99 Stars Reflect On #MeToo Episode: 'Every Woman Shouldn't Have a Story,' But 'Unfortunately They Do'
The following contains spoilers from Thursday’s Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine‘s Amy Santiago came forward with her own #MeToo story during Thursday’s very special episode, directed by series star Stephanie Beatriz.

In “He Said, She Said,” the sergeant (played by Melissa Fumero) revealed to Jake (Andy Samberg) that her former captain at the Six-Four crossed a line when she was just a rookie. “He helped me get on the detective track, and he gave me all the best cases,” she said. “When I finally made detective, he took me out to dinner and tried to kiss me. He
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Pioneering YouTuber Gigi Gorgeous Has Penned A Memoir About Her Transgender Journey

Pioneering YouTube star Gigi Gorgeous, one of the platform’s first transgender creators to furnish an intimate glimpse into the struggles and triumphs of her journey -- can now add published author to her extensive resume.

While Gorgeous has already shared her story in the acclaimed YouTube Premium documentary This Is Everything, she has now put pen to paper for an upcoming memoir cleverly titled He Said, She Said. Published by Penguin Random House and currently available for preoder for $19, the book will hit shelves in April, and will comprise stories about Gorgeous’ transition. It will also feature intimate photos and offer viewers inspirational nuggets about the way "life can take you to incredible places once you get real with yourself," according to its jacket description.

In an announcement video for the project (below), Gorgeous acknowledged that she has stepped away from posting on YouTube in recent months, saying that
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Older people don't rely on emotional expressions to judge partner's feelings!

Older people don't rely on emotional expressions to judge partner's feelings!
Washington, Sep 11: Older adults have the ability to make accurate judgments about their partner's emotions using their acquired knowledge and not their sensory cues, a new study has revealed.

Lead researcher Antje Rauers of the Max Planck Institute for Human Development in Germany, said that when judging others' emotions in real life, people do not exclusively rely on emotional expressions.

She said that instead, they use additional information, such as accumulated knowledge about a given situation and a particular person."

To investigate how these two processes vary with age, Rauers and colleagues Elisabeth Blanke.
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Gia Allemand’s Mother On ‘Dr. Phil’: ‘I Heard Her Last Breath’ Before Suicide

What an emotional interview. On a ‘Dr. Phil’ show exclusive, Gia Allemand’s mother and former ‘Bachelor’ beau and friend Jake Pavelka, 35, talk to Dr. Phil about Gia’s heartbreaking suicide and why her mother thinks that she took her own life.

When beautiful Gia Allemand, 29, committed suicide on Aug. 14, fans were shocked that the seemingly happy actress and model would take her own life. She wasn’t able to be revived after two days on life support after reportedly being found on the stairs with a vacuum cleaner cord around her neck and her mother on the phone with her the whole time. Donna Micheletti, her mother, is finally speaking out about her tragic loss that was spurred by depression fights with boyfriend and NBA player Ryan Anderson, 25.

Gia Allemand’s Mother: ‘I’m Really Mad That She Did This For No Reason’

The mother of the tragic beauty
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Newlywed Wife Pushes Husband Off Cliff 8 Days After Wedding: Authorities

Newlywed Wife Pushes Husband Off Cliff 8 Days After Wedding: Authorities
A newlywed wife with doubts about her 8-day-old marriage confessed she pushed her husband face-first off a cliff in Glacier National Park, then lied about his death and told authorities he had driven off with friends, court documents said. Federal prosecutors have given their version of what happened to Cody Lee Johnson, 25, two months after his body was found in an area of the park so steep and rugged that a helicopter had to be used in the recovery. Jordan Linn Graham, 22, appeared Monday in federal court in Missoula, Mont., on a second-degree murder charge in Johnson's July 7 death. Her attorney,
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