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You Can See Everything: Oscars' First Best Picture Doc?

Nathan Fielder's Documentary Could Make Oscar History, and his new A24 film You Can See Everything is making a surprisingly strong case for an unprecedented Best Picture nomination.

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CBS Cancels Matlock's Return In 2026 For The Better

CBS' decision to delay Matlock Season 3 until 2027 might be a blessing in disguise, giving Cupertino the opportunity to become fall's best new drama.

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10 Pokémon TCG: Delta Reign Cards Worth The Most Money

Discover the 10 highest-value cards in Pokémon TCG: Delta Reign and their market prices for collectors who are looking for the best cards to pull.

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Magic: The Gathering Movie Casts First Star

The Magic: The Gathering movie is starting to come together as Legendary and Hasbro cast the first star for the tabletop fantasy adaptation.

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40 Funniest Modern Family Episodes To Watch Over And Over

What are the best Modern Family episodes? Some gave fans many tearful moments, but the funniest Modern Family episodes are often considered the best.

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What Sauron Really Is In The Lord Of The Rings: True Nature & History Explained

The eponymous Lord of the Rings is an enigma in the novel and the movies but answers are available in Tolkien lore as to his true nature.

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'Behemoth!' Review: Pedro Pascal Strikes a Chord in This Bold, Intelligent Drama

An inventive dive into the messy life of a classical musician, Behemoth! boasts a dynamite performance from Pedro Pascal.

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'Black Doves' Recap: What To Remember Before Netflix's Best Spy Thriller Returns

We recap key plot points and twists from Black Doves' first season before the Netflix spy thriller returns this week.

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Bass X Machina: 6 Versions of Bass Tested Henry's Range | Set Stories

Brian Tyree Henry is bringing a legendary American figure into an entirely new world with Netflix's Bass x Machina, a sci-fi anime Western that reimagines the story of Bass Reeves through steampunk elements, explosive action, and a deeply personal exploration of heroism.

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‘The Rookie’ Season 9 Confirms a Major Return for Lucy Chen

The Rookie Season 9 officially confirms the return of one of Lucy Chen’s closest allies ahead of the January 6 premiere.

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Robert Downey Jr. Officially Confirms the MCU's New Doctor Doom Actor

Robert Downey Jr. reveals the One Piece actor who will voice Doctor Doom in the Japanese release of Avengers: Doomsday.

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The 10 Greatest Books Set on Mars, Ranked

From classics like Robert A. Heinlein's Red Planet to modern masterpieces like Andy Weir's The Martian, these are the best sci-fi books set on Mars.

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'Magic: The Gathering's First Movie Officially Gets Its Biggest Update Yet

Maya Hawke, best known for her work in Stranger Things, has officially been cast in the upcoming Magic: The Gathering movie.

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Sam Rockwell’s New Spy Movie Is Officially One of 2026’s Highest-Rated Thrillers

Wild Horse Nine, starring Parker Posey and Sam Rockwell, earns a near-perfect Rotten Tomatoes score from 136 reviews ahead of release.

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Alan Cumming Says ‘Tip Toe’ Was His Greatest Role Ever — but He Never Wants to Think About It Again

Series creator Russell T. Davies and Cumming tells IndieWire all about that devastating finale and why this role made the actor's career.

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‘Cherry & Virgin’ Review: A Fantastic Indie Anime Blends Different Art Styles and a Slew of Pop Culture References into an Innovative Modern Rom-Com

An erotic manga artist who's never had sex falls in love with a similarly inexperienced illustrator in Masanao Kawajiri's Tokyo International Film Festival standout.

IndieWire · EN

Will Brill Won a Tony and Got His First Leading Film Role, but That’s Not How He Measures Success

A Tony winner for "Stereophonic," a leading man thanks to "The Musical," and the kind of supporting star who makes everything better (like this week's "Being Heumann"), Brill tells IndieWire what real creative joy looks like.

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‘Being Heumann’ Review: Siân Heder’s ‘CODA’ Follow-Up Is an Essential Biopic That’s Not Afraid to Have Some Fun

Heder's look at a remarkable period in activist Judy Heumann's work is life-affirming in myriad ways, and boasts a star turn from Ruth Madeley.

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‘Club Kid’ Review: Jordan Firstman’s Brazen, Funny, and Surprisingly Earnest Directing Debut Is a Wild Party Movie with Heart

The controversy-courting comedian/actor reinvents himself as a filmmaker, and as the star of his own hugely crowdpleasing movie as a washed-up New York party promoter forced to mature the hard way.

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‘Wildwood’ Director Travis Knight on How Live-Action Filmmaking Shaped His Stop-Motion Animated Adventure

Director Travis Knight tells IndieWire about bringing techniques he learned in live action to Laika's stop-motion epic adventure story.

IndieWire · EN

‘The Ballad of Lieutenant Dan,’ Documentary About Gary Sinise’s Work with Veterans, Acquired by Freestyle Digital Media

Exclusive: The film follows the Oscar-nominated actor as he grapples with the death of his son.

IndieWire · EN

Bengaluru AI Jailbreaking Workshop Retrospective

Summary We, the Secure AI Futures Lab ( SAFL ) team, ran 5 sessions between 8 Aug and 3 Oct 2026 at the Secure AI Hub in Bengaluru to help technical professionals from different backgrounds upskill in AI red teaming. We structured the sessions to go beyond paper reading and discussion by including exercises such as predicting results and using Colab notebooks to reproduce key results with smaller models. Two guest talks. Mohammad Taufeeque (FAR.AI) gave a talk for the workshop on 22 Aug, covering, among other things, what red teaming looks like at FAR.AI. Pulkit Verma (IIT Madras) gave the fir

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A therapist’s offer to AI researchers

AI researchers are doing some of the most stressful work in the world right now, and I don't mean that as an exaggeration. A majority report burnout and almost half have considered leaving the field because of the pressure. [1] Researchers are working under the belief that human labor is about to become obsolete and the window to intervene is running out. They feel guilty for overworking and at the same time guilty for not working hard enough, considering what is at stake, which very likely means the future of humanity. Even admitting how grandiose that sounds brings on more guilt and embarras

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Positive and Negative AI Futures

I'm continuing to share some notes I created for myself to use when I facilitate AI safety courses. I really like using Ilya: the AI scientist shaping the world as a way of engaging students at the start of a course. The video primarily focuses on the way that AI could go wrong, however, it also starts with “Now, AI is a great thing…”, so it naturally leads to a discussion of positive and negative futures. Positive Futures: One obvious resource on positive futures Foresight Institute’s Existential Hope website. I’ve browsed their content in the past, some of it is kind of interesting, but hone

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