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Usher and his two sons talk about who they would DM, including whether one would be Beyonce, on Meta's new Carversations series.

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Entitled "Got Milk?," Pluribus episode 5 ends with Protagonist Carol (Rhea Seehorn) coming across a horrifying discovery inside some sort of frozen storage facility previously run by the hivemind in ...

The additional hour that was newly commissioned as a fresh finale for the 1995 series is premiering Friday on Disney+. The British filmmaker says he gave himself the mission to humanize the three ...

Robert Brian Taylor is a Pittsburgh-based writer, editor, and critic. He is Collider's lead training editor and also contributes as a features editor and staff writer. For the site, he's interviewed a ...

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