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Kim Willis

Virginia, Washington, D.C.

Entertainment Editor at USA Today

Entertainment editor, @USATODAY. Movie, music and design geek. @SouthernMiss journalism grad. Only positive Mississippi spoken here.

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  • 1 week ago | usatoday.com | David Baratz |Brian Truitt |Kim Willis

    Love "The Lion King"? Gaga for "Grease"? Yeah, us, too. Let's remember all the great summer blockbuster movies of the last 50 years, starting with the granddaddy of them all: "Jaws" (1975). Steven Spielberg's shark story raked in $69.7 million dollars worldwide at the summer box office ($1.5 billion, adjusted for inflation), according to Box Office Mojo.

  • 1 week ago | lenconnect.com | David Baratz |Brian Truitt |Kim Willis

    David Baratz Brian Truitt Kim WillisLove "The Lion King"? Gaga for "Grease"? Yeah, us, too. Let's remember all the great summer blockbuster movies of the last 50 years, starting with the granddaddy of them all: "Jaws" (1975). Steven Spielberg's shark story raked in $69.7 million dollars worldwide at the summer box office ($1.5 billion, adjusted for inflation), according to Box Office Mojo. "The Omen" (1976): $60.9 million. "Star Wars" (1977): $126 million. "Grease" (1978): $160 million.

  • 2 weeks ago | usatoday.com | Camille Fine |Kim Willis

    'Jaws' turns 50: Go behind the scenes of the movie that shaped our fearsThe horror movie "Jaws," which took American beachgoers by storm, turns 50 this summer. The legendary Steven Spielberg-directed shark film, famous for its terrifying two-note John Williams musical intro, hit theaters on June 20, 1975. Here, actors Robert Shaw (from left), Roy Scheider and Richard Dreyfuss pose for a promotional pic.

  • 2 weeks ago | usatoday.com | David Baratz |Kim Willis

    See photos of Brian Wilson's storied career in the Beach Boys and beyondFormer Beach Boy Brian Wilson photographed by USA TODAY in his Beverly Hills, California, home on May 17, 2005. Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAYThe Beach Boys (from left): Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Dennis Wilson, Carl Wilson and David Lee Marks (an original member later replaced by Al Jardine). HandoutBrain Wilson performs the Beach Boys' celebrated "Pet Sounds" album at the Pantages Theatre on May 26, 2017, in Los Angeles.

  • 2 weeks ago | shelbystar.com | David Baratz |Kim Willis

    Former Beach Boy Brian Wilson photographed by USA TODAY in his Beverly Hills, California, home on May 17, 2005. Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAYThe Beach Boys (from left): Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Dennis Wilson, Carl Wilson and David Lee Marks (an original member later replaced by Al Jardine). HandoutBrain Wilson performs the Beach Boys' celebrated "Pet Sounds" album at the Pantages Theatre on May 26, 2017, in Los Angeles.

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31 May 24

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Kim Willis @kwillis_kim
10 May 24

I really enjoyed talking to Brooke Shields for her new movie #MotherOfTheBride. As a Calvins-wearing ‘80s girl who saw both ‘The Blue Lagoon’ and ‘Endless Love’ in theaters, I felt uniquely qualified to take this on. https://t.co/cZF2wQUCQF

Kim Willis
Kim Willis @kwillis_kim
7 May 24

The new restoration of The Beatles’ ‘Let It Be’ is a very different viewing experience than ‘Get Back.’ But it also redeems Michael Lindsay-Hogg’s original movie brilliantly. I had a great conversation with the director about it. @DisneyPlus #LetItBe https://t.co/7jx2RlCyIW