Hau is somewhat guarded, a man who prefers not to dwell on his early privations or reveal too much about his personal life. But his story illuminates the unprecedented events ... When President Gerald ...

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In the early ‘80s through the late ‘90s, the British label Creation Records helped usher in a slew of new music genres thanks to their signings – from shoegaze (My Bloody Valentine, Jesus And Mary ...

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“Magazine Dreams”: Killian Maddox (Jonathan Majors) is that one guy you avoid at the gym. You know the one, the unapproachable chiseled god with that leave-me-alone glare who repeatedly ...

In an astonishing and deeply unsettling lead performance, Jonathan Majors lets viewers inside the mind of a mentally disturbed muscleman in "Magazine Dreams," which plays like "Joker" set in the ...

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