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‘Lorne’ Review: Mr. Saturday Night
At the helm of “Saturday Night Live,” Lorne Michaels has launched the careers of multiple comedy stars.
‘Zero Day’ Review: De Niro’s Potent Ex-President on Netflix
The actor stars in a six-part series as a former commander in chief who is appointed the head of an investigatory commission after the U.S. is subjected to a devastating cyberattack.
‘Cleaner’ Review: Daisy Ridley Does a ‘Die Hard’ Retread
The actress stars in director Martin Campbell’s action movie, which follows a window cleaner who is stuck outside a skyscraper when terrorists take over a corporate gala within it.
Connie Britton Taught Aerobics Before Starring in a Sundance Hit
The “Zero Day” actress on studying in Beijing and how ‘Friday Night Lights’ propelled her to fame.
The Dark Side of Addiction Recovery for the Rich
High-end caregivers promise individualized attention, a controlled environment and total discretion. But a lack of industry oversight means quality care is not guaranteed.
The New Leading Man of ‘Bridget Jones’ Builds Lego Bouquets
Chiwetel Ejiofor initially related to the title character’s optimism when he saw the original films.
Russia’s Side Quest to Dominate Africa: Hijack a Videogame
Players in the ‘African Dawn’ videogame are asked to choose a side aligned with either Russia or the West.
‘Paddington in Peru’ Review: The Bear vs. Banderas
The beloved character and his adopted British family head to his native South America and encounter a dastardly boat captain, played by Antonio Banderas, in the third entry in this charming series.
‘Captain America: Brave New World’ Review: Marvel’s Mind-Control Thriller
The franchise draws on ‘The Manchurian Candidate’ to produce one of its better recent movies, starring Anthony Mackie as the shield-wielding hero and Harrison Ford as the U.S. president.
Oh Dear, Did Someone Steal Something From OpenAI?
OpenAI is investigating whether DeepSeek used its work to build its model—an ironic twist for a company that’s built plenty on, well, other people’s work.