Arts and entertainment news from Guardian US
Arts
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Despite a familiar premise, this hugely underrrated comedy about newly-broke millionaires struggling with small town life has become a quiet marvel -
Some early critics of Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett’s novel said it was short of good lines. But we could spend all day citing prize zingers …
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A trailer for the controversial film from rightwing entrepreneur Nick Loeb references Brett Kavanaugh’s appointment to the supreme court -
Rapper contributes funds to complete long-gestating land art piece in Arizona, having described the work as ‘life-changing’ -
New York rapper’s online-only album Hoodie SZN reaches No 1 spot mainly from 83m streams as digital downloads continue to plummet
People
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Seventeen years after her angsty pop punk made her a global star, Avril Lavigne’s back with a sixth album. And having survived illness and divorce, she’s in no mood to compromise -
Rappers will join headline act Maroon 5 in Atlanta for show dogged by controversy over NFL treatment of Kaepernick racial injustice protests -
The big picture
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For nine months in 1989 the American photographer Kathy Shorr drove a stretch limousine
Reviews
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3 out of 5 stars.
Stifling atmosphere, deep and meaningful conversations and intersecting timelines are all present as the one-time cultural phenomenon tries to salvage its reputation with its third series -
4 out of 5 stars.
Few are left off the hook in this serious-minded study of Fyre festival’s spectacularly tweetable rise and fall -
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2 out of 5 stars.
Film Replicas – Keanu Reeves fights to save brain-dead sci-fi thriller
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4 out of 5 stars.
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Pictures & video
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She faced off against a gun-toting Clint Eastwood, charmed Broadway in Hello, Dolly! and performed with the Muppets. A look back at the comedy legend’s career on stage and screen
Carol Channing Star of Hello, Dolly! on Broadway dies aged 97
Carol Channing: the sparky Broadway and film star with a husky comic drawl
Carol Channing – a life in pictures