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December 9, 2021

Britney Spears now can sign her own documents and manage her finances, judge rules

Ahead of Wednesday's hearing in L.A., Jamie Spears' legal team had accused his daughter's temporary conservators of trying to ruin his reputation.

Appreciation: Critic Greg Tate taught a generation how to listen to, love and write about Black music

Greg Tate, who has died at age 64, brought rigor, energy and a polymath intelligence to writing about hip-hop and much more.

Review: Supernatural horror takes an intriguing turn in Mickey Reece's 'Agnes'

Director Mickey Reece's horror tale set at a remote convent explores a couple of nuns' crises of faith.

Review: Players risk more than a shot at becoming 'National Champions'

Despite its title, this thoughtful drama starring J.K. Simmons and Stephan James isn't really about football — but it is about a high-stakes showdown.

Must-see moments from the People's Choice Awards, from Christina Aguilera to Simu Liu

Singer Christina Aguilera performed a powerful medley of her greatest hits at the 2021 People's Choice Awards. See that and other highlights from the show.

'BoJack Horseman' creator calls out Netflix's Chappelle defense, supports trans charity

"BoJack Horseman" creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg raised money for Trans Lifeline while questioning Netflix's unwavering support of comic Dave Chappelle.

'Hawkeye' Episode 4 explained: Who Clint's wife, Laura, might really be

This week, we dig into "Hawkeye's" "Black Widow" connection, the antique Rolex watch from the Avengers compound and Laura Barton's possible identity.

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