Jeff Labrecque
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Solo: A Star Wars Story: Joonas Suotamo interprets Chewbacca for a new generation
Finnish actor Joonas Suotamo is interpreting Chewbacca for a new generation. → Read More
Will Forte stars in first 'A Futile and Stupid Gesture' trailer
In the 1970s, Doug Kenney was the drum major who marched a new generation of comic iconoclasts to fame… → Read More
'School Ties' at 25: A complete oral history
In 1992, a class of unknowns enrolled in an elite 1950s prep school — and graduated as stars. Brendan Fraser, Chris O'Donnell, Anthony Rapp, and more look back on the film that launched a new Hollywood generation. → Read More
Bill Murray unleashes wrath of Carl Spackler on bush-league varmints
'Bill Murray and Brian Doyle-Murray’s Extra Innings' debuts on Facebook Monday → Read More
Catching up with the woman behind the famous ‘Cool Hand Luke’ car wash scene
As the Paul Newman classic turns 50, actress Joy Harmon recalls playing 'Lucille' → Read More
‘Lars and the Real Girl’ director looks back at Ryan Gosling’s most offbeat performance yet
The film turns 10 this week. → Read More
‘Close Encounters’ at 40: Spielberg still believes ‘we’re not alone in the universe’
[bc_video video_id="5577347637001" account_id="219646971" player_id="default"] What movie does a director make when he can make anything? You can make a solid… → Read More
25 Years Later, Tim Robbins Look Back on His Cult Gem That Foresaw Donald Trump
(...and the unavoidable comparisons to President Trump) → Read More
Watch Jerry Lewis sing ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’ at his last telethon and try not to cry
For all his accomplishments as an entertainer, Jerry Lewis, who died Sunday at the age of 91, is best known to many Americans as the host of his eponymous Labor Day telethon to raise money for the … → Read More
'Turn' series finale recap: Washington's spies turn the world upside down
In the series finale, combatants on both sides struggle to adapt to a world with no war. → Read More
One final ‘Turn’: With Simcoe, Samuel Roukin mastered the art of evil
Samuel Roukin discusses the series finale of 'Turn: Washington's Spies' → Read More
'Turn' Recap: All Roads Lead to Yorktown
All roads lead to Yorktown in the penultimate episode, which saw the birth of Peggy's child — and the birth of a nation after the Americans' decisive but bloody victory. → Read More
‘Mud’ director Jeff Nichols and the coolness of Sam Shepard
In light of Shepard's death at the age of 73, look back at what his Mud director Jeff Nicols had to say about him in 2013. → Read More
'Turn' Recap: Abe and Champe Make a Risky Choice
Abe and Champe take a risk while Simcoe challenges Arnold on his wartime priorities. → Read More
'Turn' Recap: Abe Comes Up Empty-Handed in New York
Abe comes up empty-handed in New York as the British sail south. → Read More
‘Ed Wood’ Oscar winner Martin Landau dies at 89
The 'Ed Wood' and 'North by Northwest' actor died Saturday in Los Angeles at age 89. → Read More
'Turn' Recap: No One Is Who They Pretend to Be
In New York and in camp, no one is who they pretend to be. → Read More
'Turn' Recap: An Old Nemesis Returns to New York
An old nemesis returns to New York as Abe tries to keep his cover. → Read More
'Turn' Recap: Abe Seeks Revenge, but Simcoe Will Be Waiting
Abe seeks revenge, but Simcoe will be waiting. → Read More
'Turn' Recap: Only One Woodhull Makes it Home Alive
Simcoe's plot buries a Setauket nemesis. → Read More