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Hi there! The Oscars are this weekend, but let’s face it—we’re only
tuning in once we’ve finished crying over
The Last of Us
season finale. In the meantime, there’s a new
Scream, a new Luther, and a new Kerry Washington series. (Plus, don’t miss
the
Yellowjackets
trailer, which offers some key Season 2 clues.) Not to mention
all the last-minute
Oscar-nominated films
to watch to wrap up awards season! Happy viewing!
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"It’s bittersweet that the story has come to its
natural conclusion.”
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— Bill Hader on
Barry‘s final season.
Watch the trailer here.
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Friday Premieres
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Scream VI
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Ghostface takes Manhattan in this highly
anticipated new installment (the first
without Neve Campbell). And guess what’s
scarier than a masked killer with a giant
knife? A masked killer with a giant knife
on the subway!
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Luther: The Fallen Sun
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Idris Elba dons the overcoat as detective
John Luther, busting out of prison to
finally capture the serial killer who
eluded him during the series’ initial run.
For those of us who first fell for Elba’s
charms as this gruff antihero, this one is
mandatory viewing.
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Unprisoned
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Kerry Washington’s life as a single mother
and therapist is slowly coming together
(she thinks!) when her father, Delroy
Lindo, is released from prison after 17
years and ends up living with her and her
teen son. Hi-jinks ensue!
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New York Times Presents: Sin
Eater
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Anthony Pellicano was sentenced to 15
years for wiretapping and racketeering
following his career as a “Hollywood
fixer,” and the doc promises plenty of
never-before-heard recordings that brought
down the P.I. and his notoriously brutal
tactics.
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Real Madrid: Until the End
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Pre-game for the upcoming final season of
Ted Lasso with
this documentary about Madrid’s triumphant
soccer team and their 2021-2022 season.
There’s probably not a lot of downhome
wisdom here, but there will be plenty of
drama and heartfelt stories.
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Likewise Winner of The Week: Michael B. Jordan
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Michael B. Jordan reprised his role as the heavyweight
boxing champion Adonis Creed in his anime-inspired
directorial debut,
Creed III. Read on to
find out why he’s our Winner of the Week. 🥊
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Trailer of the Day
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Up Here
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From the screenwriter of
Tick, Tick... Boom!, and the songwriters of
WandaVision
comes a musical rom-com starring Mae
Whitman and Carlos Valdes. The series
premieres March 24 on Hulu.
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The List
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Together with 
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TV Family Businesses That Desperately Need Financial
Advice
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If only the Rose family had received better financial
advice, they wouldn’t be up
Schitt’s Creek without a paddle
and maybe the Dutton’s wouldn’t be on the verge of losing
their land if they’d made better investments. It might be
too little too late for our favorite TV families, but
whether you’re starting with $10 or $10 million,
Betterment is here to help you earn more
money.
Download the Betterment app to gain the tools and
support needed to become a better investor.
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Yellowstone
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The dysfunctional Dutton family controls
the largest contiguous ranch in the US.
Led by patriarch John Dutton (Kevin
Costner), the family puts their blood,
sweat and tears– emphasis on the
bloodshed– into defending their property
against constant attacks and a dwindling
financial future.
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Succession
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All’s fair in love and business wars as
the Roy family contemplate their future
once their aging father begins to step
back from the media and entertainment
conglomerate they control. Who will he
trust to take over in his absence?
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Schitt’s Creek
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The formerly mega-rich Rose family
suddenly finds themselves completely
broke. With only one remaining asset, a
small town called
Schitt’s Creek, which they bought as a joke, the family
must come together to adjust to their
newfound lifestyle.
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Guess the Movie
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This rom-com was written for Amanda Peet and Zach
Braff.
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The first time the leads co-starred, he was playing a
fictionalized version of himself.
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Terry Bradshaw replaced Robert Duvall as the male
lead’s father.
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Answer in footer
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Oscars Prep
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Going for the Gold
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The 95th Academy Awards takes place Sunday, March 12 at 8
p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT on ABC (here’s how you can stream it for free
so you don’t miss a thing). Before the Oscars kick off,
check out our predictions, and stream these three
front-runners—and then
adjust your ballots
accordingly.
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Everything Everywhere All at Once
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The biggest surprise of 2022 was seeing
this critically acclaimed, successful
indie take not just the country by storm
but the Academy Award nominations. Watch
it now if you still haven’t, and watch it
again to remind yourself just why it
deserved all the hype heaped upon it.
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Top Gun: Maverick
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Come for the shirtless volleyball scene,
stay for the reminder of just how fun
movies can be. Tom Cruise is back in rare
form as Maverick in this
Top Gun sequel
about a new generation of fighter pilots,
machismo, and camaraderie. Plus Jennifer
Connelly!
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All Quiet on the Western Front
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Netflix’s German-language adaptation of
the WWI novel we all read in high school
scored a shocking number of Oscar
nominations in January—and its visceral
recreation of battlefields deserved them
all. This is your chance to feel superior
if the film’s momentum leads to some
upsets.
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Coming Soonish
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😎
Meet the cast
of Love Is Blind Season 4.
🎭
Venture into the
dark and twisted world
of Schmicago with Tituss
Burgess, Kristin Chenoweth, Aaron Tveit, and more.
⚽
Ted Lasso spinoff? Jason
Sudeikis
hints at a future
for the series beyond Season 3.
🩺 See
first look
at Felicity Huffman's return to TV in
The Good Doctor.
💙
Avatar: The Way of Water is
coming home—but no Disney+ just yet.
☠️
The Last Thing He Told Me
trailer: Jennifer Garner investigates in a
twisted adaptation.
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