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	Entertainment Daily update ⋅ December 26, 2020
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	Hollywood Reporter 'We Can Be Heroes': Film Review Hollywood Reporter A group of superhero offspring team up to save their parents and the world in Robert Rodriguez's Netflix fantasy adventure. Most parents think it's a big deal to take their kids to Disney World or Universal Studios for some family bonding. Sorry, but Robert ... Flag as irrelevant
	Variety Jamie Foxx on Voicing Disney-Pixar's First Black Lead in 'Soul' and Being Unapologetically Black in Hollywood Variety There are few entertainers like Jamie Foxx; he's a multihyphenate superstar with the trophy case to back it up. Though Foxx has the range and a backlog of dramatic, comedic and generally off-the wall characters to pull from, when it came to voicing Joe ... Flag as irrelevant
	IndieWire 'Soul' Writer Mike Jones on His Winding Path from Film Journalism to Pixar IndieWire In Pixar's "Soul," jazz pianist Joe Gardner (Jamie Foxx) struggles to escape the afterlife after an injury endangers his upcoming gig. The movie is written by Pete Docter ("Inside Out"), Kemp Powers ("One Night in Miami"), and Mike Jones, who also makes his ... Flag as irrelevant
	IndieWire 'We Can Be Heroes' Review: Robert Rodriguez Delivers a Fun DIY 'Avengers' for Little Kids IndieWire From the $7,000 "El Mariachi" to last year's almost $200 million "Alita: Battle Angel," Robert Rodriguez movies are infused with the energy of someone messing around with a camera in their backyard. The best (e.g. "The Faculty") make that fun infectious and ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times Kristen Wiig Would Have Said Yes to One Line in 'Wonder Woman 1984' The New York Times "I want you to know, I dressed up for the interview," a dryly sarcastic Kristen Wiig said from a computer screen. Clad in a well-worn sweatshirt, she was relating a familiar plight: how a monthslong regimen of video chats and conferences had gradually worn ... Flag as irrelevant
	USA TODAY COVID threatens 'the cultural water cooler' of small movie theaters. Will they survive a slow holiday season? USA TODAY A smattering of moviegoers filtered into the Cinema Arts theater this week, a cozy art house wedged between a Korean barbecue restaurant and a school uniforms shop in a nondescript, 1970s-era strip mall in Fairfax, Virginia. Normally, the place is pulsing ... Flag as irrelevant
	E! Online Shia LaBeouf Seeking "Long-Term" Treatment, Lawyer Says Amid FKA twigs' Sexual Abuse Claims E! Online Shia LaBeouf's lawyer says the actor "needs help" and that they are pursuing "long-term inpatient treatment" for him, as he faces a sexual misconduct lawsuit filed by his ex-girlfriend FKA twigs. Flag as irrelevant
	Variety Michael Alig, Infamous '90s New York City Club Promoter and Subject of 'Party Monster' Movie, Dies at 54 Variety Michael Alig, the New York City club promoter who in the early- to mid-1990s made a name for himself as the leader of the "Club Kids," and was subsequently convicted of first-degree manslaughter for the 1996 death of Andre "Angel" Melendez — the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vulture DC Rethinks Its Universe Vulture There's a paradox at DC Entertainment, and it can be summed up by looking at two men who wear Superman's tights. One of them is Tyler Hoechlin, a dreamy American who portrays the Man of Steel on the small screen as part of the TV show Supergirl. Flag as irrelevant
	USA TODAY Spoilers! George Clooney and his 'Midnight Sky' cast spill on that apocalyptic yet hopeful ending USA TODAY Spoiler alert! The following details the ending of Netflix's "The Midnight Sky," so beware if you haven't watched it yet. George Clooney's apocalyptic space drama "The Midnight Sky" (streaming now on Netflix) brings an end to the Earth, even as its finale offers ... Flag as irrelevant
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