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Spike Lee’s newest movie has a pretty incredible premise—all the more so because it’s rooted in reality. The story of Ron Stallworth, a black cop, infiltrating the KKK in the 70s is as relevant to the issues of today as it is to our recent past.
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There’s great, there’s very great, and then there’s crazy great, and by now you’ve surely heard just how crazy great this satirical romantic comedy is. Laugh and learn on a glamorous trip to Singapore (and to your local theater) as social classes and various cultures collide.
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Journey keyboardist and songwriter John Cain’s memoir is more about the rock ’n’ roll than the sex and drugs. But this inside look at the ups and downs of the music industry offers a heartfelt, honest take from one of the industry’s biggest names.
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This memoir is the basis for the new documentary “Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood.” It dishes eye-opening stories of Hollywood’s sexual underground during its heyday — and exposes the hypocrisy of the studio system.
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This charming, free-spirited book reads like the indie film darling is chatting with you on a flight about everything from cocktail recipes to hilarious inside stories from her movie sets.
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Women so rarely get to play the villain, and that’s what makes “Sharp Objects” so compelling. This is a twisted, disturbing book, yet wildly addicting — and now it’s your new favorite HBO show, starring Amy Adams.
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The latest book to get the Netflix treatment, this shocking memoir follows Cahalan through a series of seemingly inconsequential events that suddenly made her violent and psychotic. A terrifying and engrossing read.