Kelcie Mattson

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When you think about Agatha Christie, a few things probably come to mind. There's her title as the Queen of Crime and her status as the bestselling fiction author of all time. Her name is inseparable from her most famous creation, Hercule Poirot, as well as the septuagenarian investigator Miss Marple — two amateur sleuths who use their gifted insight and eye for detail to solve cases that befuddle the local authorities.

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A Slayer might be born into every generation, but the hold Buffy the Vampire Slayer still has on audiences spans all generations. The supernatural saga of Buffy Summers (Sarah Michelle Gellar), a young woman fated to protect the planet from hordes of demonic evildoers, grew from its humble beginnings as a low-budget teen drama with a title odd enough to make you do a double take, into a cultural juggernaut with profound emotional resonance regarding identity, legacy, and womanhood.

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David Oyelowo is no stranger to the past. From Ava DuVernay's Selma, the 2014 Martin Luther King Jr. biopic largely considered to be Oyelowo's break-out role, to 2023's Lawman: Bass Reeves miniseries from executive producer Taylor Sheridan — plus many other historical movies in between — it's safe to say Oyelowo knows his way around a period piece.

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Editor's note: The below contains spoilers for the Season 1 finale of The Pitt.After 15 grueling, chaotic hours, The Pitt's day shift has finally clocked out for the night. It's past time for the staff to treat their own wounds, whether that's by watching movies with family, sharing beers in the park, or calling a therapist.

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Editor's note: The below contains spoilers for The Pitt Episode 14.No matter how many complex medical mysteries or thorny social issues have walked through The Pitt's doors, the series has never lost sight of its characters' humanity. The ensemble's vulnerable journeys have sustained viewers through every high-octane hour of this shift from hell — and if there’s one fundamental thing we know about humans, it’s that when sparks fly, flirting's gonna flirt.