Author: Michael

Porsha Williams sits down with ET’s Brice Sander to unpack ‘The Real Housewives of Atlanta’ season 17 and what’s to come on ‘The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: Roaring 20th,’ both airing Sundays on Bravo and streaming on Peacock. The longtime peach-holder shares what it means to join the OGs from across the franchise on their cross-country adventure, revealing who most annoyed her… and the surprise turnaround for one ‘Wife. Plus, she reacts to part 1 of the ‘RHOA’ reunion, dubbing Kelli Potter ‘the town clown’ for how she’s jumped in on everyone else’s issues. She shares her hopes for…

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“The End of Oak Street,” one of the very best movies of the summer (and the year, for that matter) stomps into theaters this weekend. In the movie, a suburban neighborhood is lifted out of the early 1980s and sent back in time to the era of the dinosaurs; everyday folk are forced to fend for their lives against all matter of prehistoric monstrosity. And much like the neighborhood at the center of “Oak Street,” you’ll feel like the movie was transported from an earlier, more glorious time for movies – specifically the ’80s, where high-concept, Steven Spielberg-produced delights would…

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Fans of the “Green Lantern” comic book run that began in the 1960s have approached HBO’s TV adaptation, “Lanterns,” with understandable wariness. Trailers make it look like a buddy cop procedural a la “True Detective.” The few glimpses of the intergalactic peace officers’ costumes look grimy (like everything else in the series), not the clean sci-fi images that made GL the coolest superhero franchise DC had against surging Marvel in the Silver Age of Comics. “Not enough green!” complainers shout. And certainly not enough fantastic emerald constructs shot out of the Power Ring, the Lanterns’ source of infinite creativity that…

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