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Kristen Bell Gets Anthropological With ‘The Good Place’

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Kristen Bell has done her share of successful programs (House of Lies, Veronica Mars, and the voice of Gossip Girl), and now she has another hit with NBC’s The Good Place. The series returns tonight (8:30 pm et/pt), and during the interview Bell gave an interesting read on The Good Place.

Nominations For ACE Eddie Awards Announced

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The American Cinema Editors (ACE) have announced their nominations for the 67th Annual ACE Eddie Awards. Spotlighting outstanding editor work in film, television, and documentaries, the ACE Eddie Awards will be held Friday, January 27 at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. The full list of nominees are available after the jump.

Exclusive Q&A: ‘By Sidney Lumet’ Director Nancy Buirski

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Season 31 of American Masters premieres with the eye-opening and immersive documentary By Sidney Lumet. Directed by Nancy Buirski (The Loving Story), the feature takes an in-depth look at Lumet’s lifelong cinematic (and humanistic) passions. Culling from his extensive body of work and a 2008 interview conducted by Daniel Anker, Buirski crafts an illuminating look at one of cinema’s most prodigious storytellers. Our Q&A with Buirski is found after the jump.

DVD News: Judy Collins Sings “A Love Letter To Stephen Sondheim”

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Judy Collins is honoring a music colleague she’s admired for years, as A Love Letter to Stephen Sondheim hits DVD February 24. Collins’ passion for Sondheim’s compositions span several decades, starting with one of the artist’s most signature works.

Trailer: Ryan Reynolds And Jake Gyllenhaal Embark On A Sci-Fi “Life”

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I really dig space exploration movies, and usually when there is alien contact from Mars, the end result isn’t a good one. Jake Gyllenhaal, Ryan Reynolds and Rebecca Ferguson (The Girl on the Train) star in the upcoming science fiction film Life, and the trailer and images are available after the jump.

‘Rogue One: A Star Wars Story’ Photos From The Tate Modern

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A special screening of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story took place at The Tate Modern in London. Photos of the cast, as well as a review of the film, can be found after the jump:

Trailer: Pierce Brosnan Produces Revenge Tale ‘My Father Die’

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My Father Die - Dir. Sean Brosnan. Producer - Pierce Brosnan (FilmRise)

Joe Anderson is an actor who’s been on my radar thanks to his work in Supremacy and, more recently, Abattoir. Both movies showcases his range, and it’ll be interesting to see it expand even further with My Father Die. More info after the jump.

‘The Voice’ Finale: Who Did It Their Way?

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We’ve embraced the singers in their auditions, seen them through battle rounds, watched them put their stamps on songs and cringed on cut nights. As we enter the finale for this season of The Voice, there is no clear cut favorite, which makes the stakes all the more with each act’s final performances. So let’s see how they did:

Annette Bening Honored With ‘Career Achievement Award’ From PSIFF

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Annette Bening (The Grifters, In Dreams) will be honored at the Palm Springs International Film Festival (PSIFF) with a Career Achievement Award. Hosted by Mary Hart, the Film Awards Gala will be held January 2 at the Palm Springs Convention Center.

Michelle Monaghan Talks ‘Patriots Day’ Experience & “Boston Strong”

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Director Peter Berg and Mark Wahlberg, whose successful collaborations include the non-fiction narratives Deepwater Horizon and Lone Survivor, cover the events surrounding 2013 Boston Marathon bombing. During this weekend’s press conference, co-star Michelle Monaghan (The Path, Fort Bliss) talked about collaborating with the pair.