Avatar 2, Reviewed – Jennifer Coolidge Talks Finale – Generations of Blue’s Clues
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Pamela Anderson Has Other, Better Tapes
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Pamela Anderson is ready to take control of the narrative. Yes, she knows that you all know about that tape, but in her new documentary, Pamela, a love story, hitting Netflix in January, the icon opens up about her loves, losses, and dreams, complete with never-before-seen home video footage plucked straight from her garage. Vanity Fair’s Julie Miller brings us a first look at the intimate doc, and the inner life of self-proclaimed hopeless romantic Anderson.
Elsewhere in HWD, pack your bags, it’s time to go back to Pandora! Chief critic Richard Lawson reviews Avatar: The Way of Water, and this one has whales. Dive in! Todd Field, director of Tár, stops by Little Gold Men this week and says he’s 100% here for all the theories and analyses he’s been hearing about the movie. “The film is a dead thing unless people are [theorizing],” he says. “My intent is completely irrelevant.” Delia Cai huddles with three generations of Blue’s Clues hosts in a conversation that’s as heartwarming as it is surreal. Call it a Blue & A, if you must. White Lotus fan favorite Jennifer Coolidge catches up with Kase Wickman after the second-season finale and shares where she watched the episode, her reaction to finding out how the season would end (“Mike [White], why?”), and what Tanya could be up to now. All this and more, today in HWD!
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Pamela Anderson shares an exclusive first look at her upcoming, intimate documentary.
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Long, and a Long Time Coming
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Find out what our chief critic thought of the highly anticipated Avatar sequel.
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“This Will Not Be a Reasonable Film”
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Tár director Todd Field knew from the beginning that this movie was going to be unusual, he tells VF.
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Masters of the Blue-niverse
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A chat with Steve, Josh, and “Joe” (no, that’s not his real name) about Thinking Chairs, parasocial relationships, and being a triad of Blue’s Brothers.
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Jennifer Coolidge is just as upset as the rest of us about how all that went down.
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