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2026 NewFest LGBTQ+ Pride Summer Series to Feature ‘STOP! THAT! TRAIN!,’ Outdoor ‘Heated Rivalry’ Screening and More 
‘The Traitors’ Leads 8th Annual Critics Choice Real TV Awards Nominations 
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50th San Francisco International LGBTQ+ Film Festival (Frameline50) Announces Opening Night, Centerpiece, and Pride Kickoff Films 
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Interview: Morgan Spector (‘The Gilded Age’) on George’s Moral Complexities, Doomsday Prepping with Carrie Coon and Being an Internet Sex Symbol
As railroad tycoon George Russell, The Gilded Age actor Morgan Spector says of his morally dubious character, “I think that with George, the arena in... Read More
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Frameline48 to Honor ‘Any Other Way: The Jackie Shane Story’ with Out in the Silence Award
Frameline, the organization that puts on the annual San Francisco International LGBTQ+ Film Festival, will honor the feature-length documentary film Any Other Way: The Jackie Shane... Read More
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‘Genius: MLK/X,’ ‘Abbott Elementary’ Lead 8th Black Reel Television Awards Nominations
The fourth season of the National Geographic limited series Genius, MLK/X, which explores the lives, legacies and dueling philosophies of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.... Read More
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‘Shōgun,’ ‘Expats,’ ‘The Sympathizer,’ Greta Lee, and Bowen Yang Top Inaugural Gold List Honors for TV
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Jude Law to Receive Tribute from 47th Mill Valley Film Festival
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‘The Imaginary’ Trailer: Friends Real and Imagined are Explored in New Yoshiyuki Momose Animated Film from Netflix
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2026 Chicago Critics Film Festival Reviews: ‘Black Zombie,’ ‘The Last One for the Road,’ ‘Loafers,’ ‘You Had to Be There’ 
‘The Traitors’ Leads 8th Annual Critics Choice Real TV Awards Nominations