I Got ‘Trained’ by a CIA Officer and QAnon Movie Star

By Tarpley Hitt

For $25 a month, you can receive “training” from ex-CIA officer (and conspiracy theorist) Kevin Shipp, star of QAnon’s favorite Hollywood-conspiracy film. It’s quite a journey.

By Marlow Stern

The former ESPN anchor and current host of “The Dan Patrick Show” talks about its Peacock move, sports in the Trump era, the lieutenant governor he shares a name with, and more.

By Cassie da Costa

French director Claire Denis’ stunning film “Beau Travail” has received a 4K restoration and Criterion Collection status. It could not be more deserving, writes Cassie da Costa.

By Kevin Fallon

Everything we can’t stop loving, hating, and thinking about this week in pop culture.

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By Barbie Latza Nadeau

A new documentary about the Swedish child climate activist Greta Thunberg debuting at the Venice Film Festival chronicles her mission and the high cost of fame.

By Allison McNearney

Cheryl Crane, Lana Turner’s daughter, stabbed Turner’s gangster boyfriend, Johnny Stompanato, to death in 1958. But mystery still surrounds one of Hollywood’s greatest scandals.

By Laura Bradley

Director Matt Reeves is reportedly determined to shoot as much as possible, even as his caped crusader recovers from COVID-19 after testing positive days into filming.

By Barbie Latza Nadeau

In “Final Account,” late filmmaker Luke Holland confronts the last living generation of Germans in Hitler’s Third Reich. What he discovers is both shocking and terrifying.

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Yes, his allies admit, Trump routinely makes callous comments about U.S. military personnel. But it’s because he hates the wars they’re forced to fight, not the troops themselves.

Colorism helped Krug advance through academe, gaining legitimacy and success that would likely have eluded an actual Black woman.

Fraternities and sororities are undoubtedly engaging in risky behavior during the pandemic. But can they be sued for it?

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A patio heater is a necessary upgrade for your backyard as the temperatures cool.

This Tuft & Needle quilt is lightweight and will keep you warm, cold, and always comfortable.

The team at Food 52 has put together a book that will guide you towards your dream kitchen, and beyond.

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