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Collider is a digital entertainment publication delivering entertainment news, analysis, and commentary for the movie and television industries since 2005.
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    Aug 24
    Dominic Sessa wasn’t an Anthony Bourdain superfan — and that may have helped 🍽️ Dominic Sessa had to find his own way into the legendary chef’s story, and that meant looking past the icon and into the person behind him. We spoke with Sessa about Tony, his approach to playing
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    From Austen's legendary Pride and Prejudice to Orwell's influential 1984, these books announce themselves as masterpieces from their opening pages. bit.ly/4h2oRAR
    10 Perfect Books That I Knew Would Be Masterpieces From the First 10 Pages
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    No Sudden Move, featuring a star-studded cast ensemble led by Don Cheadle and Benicio del Toro, is experiencing a resurgence on HBO Max. bit.ly/4h6ObVx
    HBO Max Officially Revives Matt Damon's 'The Town' Replacement 5 Years Later
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    From Jon Bernthal's Netflix series The Punisher to the beloved Teen Titans, fans still want to see another season of these cancelled superhero shows. bit.ly/4gJgclw
    10 Cancelled Superhero Shows Fans Are Still Begging To Bring Back
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    FX's Adults avoids one of the most overused sitcom tropes in Season 2 by prioritizing its friend group over any relationship drama. bit.ly/3T6StEb
    FX's 100% RT Returning Series Succeeds at Something Most Sitcoms Still Can't Get Right