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Love, Charlie: The Rise and Fall of Chef Charlie Trotter is a documentary that chronicles the tumultuous career of a chef who is equally acclaimed for making French cooking more accessible in the US and similarly frowned upon for his aggressive persona. Before Anthony Bourdain, before Gordon Ramsay, there was Charlie. The late Charlie Trotter was one of the earliest celebrity chefs of the modern day, an American culinary genius always ready with a stash of ever-changing menus.

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2 hours ago"When Trump finally figures out he’s trying to..." joked the late-night comedian. Jimmy Kimmel joked Thursday about why Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s tenure as Health and Human Services secretary may be short-lived. Kimmel mockingly introduced Kennedy, who has pushed debunked conspiracy theories about …

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NewsJulianne Moore stars in the perfect new binge for ’The White Lotus’ fansWritten by Shaurya ThapaFilm writerFriday 23 May 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppPhotograph: Macall Polay/Netflix © 2025 | Julianne Moore as Michaela Kell in ‘Sirens’AdvertisingThe new Netflix original Sirens is a limited series that comes off as a campy eat-the-rich satire, slowly turning into something more sinister.

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When moody teenager Quinn (Katie Douglas) moves to the sleepy town of Kettle Springs, she makes new friends and crosses paths with the local mascot: a sinister, ever-grinning clown called Frendo. A straightforward slasher that ticks off the usual genre elements, but one that still guarantees some violent fun. After debuting with cult favorite horror comedy Tucker and Dale vs.

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Eli Craig, the director behind cult horror comedy Tucker and Dale vs. Evil, returns with the new slasher Clown in a Cornfield. In a pre-release chat, the director and co-writer breaks down his latest film, reveals how his teen son helped shape his Gen-Z characters, and explains why he might never make a horror comedy like Tucker and Dale again. Listen here.