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Review: ‘Emilia Pérez’ Is A Musical Like No Other
The Village Voice review of director/writer Jacques Audiard's "Emilia Peréz" finds a fascinating tale conveyed through unconventional means.
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Sabrina Song Goes Back Home With Billy Joel’s ‘The Stranger’
In a Village Voice "My Favorite Album" take Brooklyn-based alt-pop singer/songwriter/producer Sabrina Song spins Billy Joel's ...
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Review: ‘Elevation’ Keeps an Old-School Genre on Solid Ground
The Village Voice review of "Elevation" finds that director George Nolfi knows how to keep an old sci-fi genre fresh.
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Comedian Tom Hearn Resurrects Impressions for the Age of TikTok
The Village Voice previews the Fabulous Sweetie Tour's impressions of Martha Stewart, Reba McIntyre, and celebs ...
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Behind the Smile: Effects Artist Alec Gillis on Making the Monster in ‘Smile 2’
The Village Voice looks at the designers, artists, technicians, and fabricators of the monster in the film sequel, "Smile 2." ...
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Review: ‘A Real Pain’ Stumbles Before Finding Its Footing
The Village Voice review of "A Real Pain" notes Kieran Culkin's performance will remind viewers of obnoxious extroverts in their own lives.
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Rod Serling Predicted Our Ugly Moment Through Unsparing Tales of His Own Times
The Village Voice review of the new book "The Five Themes of the Twilight Zone" notes that the TV show's parables are again relevant.
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Review: ‘The Graduates’ Carry On, Mourning Classmates Lost to a School Shooting
The Village Voice review of Hannah Peterson’s first feature, "The Graduates," relies heavily on Mina Sundwall’s aching performance.
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Battleground States Are Not the Only Battlegrounds
∼ ∼ ∼ This article is part of a series — At 250, Who Will America Be? — reporting on threats to American democracy as we approach the nation’s Semiquincentennial, on July 4, 2026.