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Pope Leo XIV recently blessed the theatrical experience, and named classics like Ordinary People and The Sound of Music among ...

At the untelevised Governors Awards, where the lifetime-achievement montages flow like wine (and so does the wine), GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe watches the President of Movies finally collect a gold ...

Spike Lee visited Pope Leo XIV for an audience together with other filmmakers. He presented the head of the Catholic Church with a very special gift. 4 officers shot in Kansas; suspect killed, ...

Your browser does not support the audio element. Why does it look like that? That was one of several common reactions a quarter-century ago when Spike Lee unveiled ...

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What does the great New York director Spike Lee consider the most iconic New York movie? Stephen Colbert wanted to know. “Well, it wasn’t actually shot in New York,” Lee told Colbert. “It was shot in ...

It might surprise even longtime fans, but Spike Lee - the ultimate New York filmmaker - once shot a movie entirely in San Francisco. It's so obscure, Lee couldn't remember the title. "There's a thing ...