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Friday Film Roundup: Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning, Part One, Theater Camp, and More

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Friday Film Roundup: Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning, Part One, Theater Camp, and More

We’re back to the blockbusters and this one isn’t like any of the others, mostly because it stars Tom Cruise. The “Mission: Impossible” franchise is undeniably one of the most impressive collections of action films ever made, thanks to Cruise’s refusal to compromise. The latest and penultimate installment, “Dead Reckoning, [...]

In Guillermo Del Toro’s ‘Nightmare Alley’ Men Are Monsters and Monsters Are Men

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In Guillermo Del Toro’s ‘Nightmare Alley’ Men Are Monsters and Monsters Are Men

Men are monsters and monsters are men. Through the course of human history, according to Guillermo del Toro, this is the law of the land, the only principle in an unprincipled world. Since his 1993 debut, “Cronos,” a film that considered notions of eternity by turning grandpa into a bloodsucking [...]

35-Year-Old Leftist Gabriel Boric Won Chile’s Presidential Election. Now What?

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35-Year-Old Leftist Gabriel Boric Won Chile’s Presidential Election. Now What?

In a sweeping rejection of Pinochetism, the people of Chile chose liberal candidate Gabriel Boric over his far-right opponent José Antonio Kast in the country’s hotly contested December 19th runoff election. Boric, who took 56% of the popular vote, rose to prominence as a representative of student activists during protests [...]

NYC’s Afro-Latino Festival Founder Mai-Elka Prado Is Making Space for Herself

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NYC’s Afro-Latino Festival Founder Mai-Elka Prado Is Making Space for Herself

After almost 10 years of working behind the scenes, Mai-Elka Prado is taking the stage for the first time. Prado is the founder and creative director of the Afro-Latino Festival, an annual celebration that pays tribute to the African roots of Latin American and Caribbean people. Through a series of [...]